A community for women called The Earthy Ways (TEW) has more than 175K members. They strive to uplift and inspire people, address social concerns, and empower women while working to improve society. The Earthy Ways offer a platform for women to be socially secure and financially independent thanks to its large and thriving member base and vast network of supporters.

The Earthy Ways organized the yearly lifestyle exhibition “Namah” each year. The exhibition was conducted this year at Gokul Banquets in Sreebhumi. The purpose of the occasion was to foster the growth of Bengal’s women craftsperson at the local level.

The major goal of “NAMAH – A Lifestyle Exhibition” was to give local firms and start-ups a premier platform to display their ability, passion, and goals. All NAMAH participants have inspirational tales to share about their challenges, willpower, tenacity, and attitude of never giving up. The Earthy Ways made a mark on society with this lifestyle exhibition by having a positive socioeconomic influence on West Bengal’s women-led rural artisanal groups. Aditi Munshi Collection, Myraa_786, Sahasra, Nolok, Prakriti Boutique, Dazzling Dreams, Zaa Collection, Nini, Tokoli, & Label Thomoki were just a few of the brands that were showcased at the expo.

Additionally, the festival featured skilled tribal and Adivasi artists from Bengal’s most rural and isolated regions. The Earthy Ways also made it possible for autistic kids to display their creations throughout the event. For the approaching Durga Puja celebrations, the planners also partnered with a local NGO to host a textile donation drive and bring joy to needy children.

Priyanka Dutta