Christmas is a season of giving, of showing love and gratitude through thoughtful presents. But what if your gift could be more than just something beautiful? What if it carried a story—one of hope, dignity, and transformation? This year, we invite you to choose gifts from Dalit Goods, a social enterprise...
Diwali, often called the Festival of Lights, is one of the most cherished celebrations in India and around the world. It is a time when homes, streets, and communities glow with the warm radiance of lamps and candles, symbolizing the victory of light over darkness, hope over despair, and good...
As the picnic blankets are folded away and the evenings draw in, your Dalit tiffin tins don’t need to be tucked at the back of the cupboard. These hand-painted treasures are as practical as they are beautiful—and autumn is the perfect time to put them to use in new and...
When it comes to planning your perfect wedding, every detail matters—from the flowers to the table settings and especially the wedding favours your guests will take home. If you’re searching for something that’s both beautiful and meaningful, our handcrafted D’light terracotta candles are the perfect choice.
When it comes to planning your perfect wedding, every detail matters—from the flowers to the table settings and especially the wedding favours your guests will take home. If you’re searching for something that’s both beautiful and meaningful, our handcrafted D’light terracotta candles are the perfect choice.
For over 3000 years the Dalits – or Untouchables – have been positioned at the bottom of India's society and are subject to the most aggressive and dehumanising abuse. They are born into a culture that devalues them from birth with society considering them lower than animals. The term ‘Dalit’...
The Dalit community in India is a social group historically positioned at the bottom of the Hindu caste system. Traditionally referred to as "untouchables," Dalits have faced severe social, economic, and political discrimination for centuries. The term "Dalit," meaning "oppressed" or "broken," was popularized by social reformers like B.R. Ambedkar,...
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