We support the rich heritage of Hausa weavingand textiles through hands-on weaving workshops, where artisans (and newcomers) learn traditional loom skills, pattern design, and time-honored techniques passed down through generations. At our natural dye labs, we research and cultivate locally-sourced dye plants (such as indigo), provide dyeing workshops, and develop eco-friendly dye recipes that connect craft to nature. Through design incubation, we partner artisans with designers to co-create contemporary textiles rooted in authentic Hausa motifs, blending heritage with innovation. To sustain artisan livelihoods, we are building a marketplace — both physical and online, that gives weavers direct access to customers. And because craftsmanship goes hand in hand with entrepreneurship, we offer capacity-building and business training, helping textile artisans scale, brand, and professionalize their practice. These efforts collectively revitalize traditional textile arts, open up new economic opportunities in underserved communities, nurture a sustainable textile ecosystem, and elevate the global recognition of Hausa textiles.