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Chaya Nisarga is an organization that manufactures and promotes board games, wooden puzzles, educational toys, lamps, and artifacts for interior decor. The material we use is entirely organic.

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Since our establishment in the year 2000, G Ravi Shankar Shinde, founder of Chaya Nisarga, has focused on working with self-help groups. He supports them in the area of design development, raw material procurement, brand extensions, developing the right product mix, and marketing.

 

Driven by a passion for handicraft and freedom to fuel one’s creativity, we make an impact on the market by offering quality products. The major issues facing the handicraft industry today are the profusion of plastic and mass production by big industries. We aim to help artists and artisans overcome these hurdles.

 

Increasingly, people live their lives on digital platforms that disconnect them from the real world. This is particularly true for children, whose migration to the online realm is compounded by an education system that emphasis academic learning, sacrificing their right to play. Our products are an effort to encourage a return to physical world.

Board games and puzzles overcome geographic boundaries of acceptance.

 

We strive to kindle the ‘think out of the box’ concept through our wooden puzzles, and continue to celebrate organic and eliminate plastic through our specialties.

We also conduct practical workshops at schools with a view to spread the benefits of board games and puzzles. We are ready to offer free service in the area of old age homes and hospitals where the need of the hour is distraction from depression through the help of positive engaging activities through our products.

 Press Clippings 

Lbb.in

Its A Battle Of The Wits In These Traditional Games Made Of India, By India, For India By This Brand! July 2020

Better India

12 Unique Traditional Board Games to Entertain & Educate Your Kids December 10, 2019

The New Indian Express

The art of crafts at Sampoorna Santhe February 18, 2019

Your Story

How the Flea080 fair celebrates ethnic crafts, folk art and indigenous games February 2, 2018

The Hindu, Metro Plus, Coimbatore

India under one roof July 7, 2018

The Hindu, Metro Plus, Bangalore

For the sake of art and artists December 16, 2017

Deccan Herald

Just right for the shopoholic May 10, 2016

Deccan Herald

New twist to traditional games May 5, 2015

Prajavani

Karata Arali Kaleyagi June 11, 2012

City Buzz

Coco decor May 6, 2011

The Times of India

Dastakar showcases Indian traditions Oct 29, 2010

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