Enhance Digital Presence - Jaisal Folk

Job ID: 39671060

Budget: ₹12,500 – ₹37,500 INR

Technical Business Profile – Jaisal Folk
Attribute Details
Business Name Jaisal Folk
Owner Nagma Jaisal
Date of Birth (Owner) 12 July 1991
Location Jaisalmer, Rajasthan
Primary Products Folk musical instruments, embroidered ghagras, desert pottery
Production Methods Handloom embroidery, traditional kiln firing, hand-carving of instruments
Sourcing Model Artisan guilds in Barmer, Pokhran, and Jaisalmer; tribal musical families
Cultural Roots Rajasthani desert folklore, Manganiyar and Kalbelia traditions
Processing Style Hand-stitched textiles, manual instrument tuning, natural clay modeling
Distribution Model Online boutique, cultural tourism hubs, folk event stalls
Inventory Model Artisan-made limited collections, custom festival batches
Digital Presence Portify.in – Listed under “Desert Culture & Ethnic Craft”
Payment Integrations - Razorpay (full checkout)
- Paytm & PhonePe (domestic buyers)
Target Users Folk musicians, festival-goers, culture enthusiasts, ethnic fashion buyers
Sustainability Practices Natural dyes, upcycled fabric lining, biodegradable pottery packaging
Scalability Model Artist collaborations, collector’s sets, heritage music kits
Fulfillment Logistics Bubble-wrapped instruments, cloth-packaged garments, straw-boxed pottery

Technical Operations Description – Jaisal Folk
Jaisal Folk, founded by Nagma Jaisal, is a cultural craft boutique that curates folk musical instruments, traditional Rajasthani attire, and desert pottery, echoing the soulful artistry of Jaisalmer. This heritage initiative uplifts nomadic artisan communities through a focused online presence and selective partnerships with cultural events.

Key Products:

Ravanhatta & Kamaicha – String instruments played by Manganiyar musicians.

Mirror-Embroidered Ghagras – With lehariya patterns and zari detailing.

Desert Pottery – Hand-molded earthenware with sandstone-inspired motifs.

Sourcing & Production:

Musical instruments are crafted by families near Pokhran, preserving acoustic traditions.

Ghagras are embroidered by women’s collectives using mirror work, gota, and threadweaving.

Pottery is made from Jaisalmer’s mineral-rich clay and fired in open kilns with husk and cow dung.

Packaging & Handling:

Instruments are wrapped in cotton cases and padded with sawdust for shipping.

Ghagras are folded in muslin cloth to preserve embroidery texture.

Pottery is straw-lined and packed in jute-coated corrugated boxes.

Distribution & Payment:

Products sold via folk festival circuits, artisan exhibitions, and online boutique portals.

Pan-India shipping available with COD and UPI options.

Digital payments via Razorpay, PhonePe, and Paytm supported.

Target Segments:

Musicians & Music Students: Buying rare folk instruments for performance or learning.

Fashion Enthusiasts: Ethnic wear buyers interested in handcrafted festival pieces.

Home Decor Buyers: Those looking for unique clay items with desert craftsmanship.