
SHG
Skurbuchan Orchard Pantry Group
A Skurbuchan group bridging orchard produce with traditional Ladakhi pantry products.
View Collective DetailsCraft cluster for wool, felt and hand-finished utility products from Himalayan producer families.
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This cluster represents hand-finished craft, wool and utility products that carry the rhythm of Himalayan households. The focus is on respectful production, useful design and dignified livelihoods rather than fast-volume craft output. Matching SHG and member-level craft records can be added later when the final craft producer group is confirmed.
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SHG
A Skurbuchan group bridging orchard produce with traditional Ladakhi pantry products.

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A Tia fruit collective focused on chutney preparation and careful fruit processing.
Members and producers connected through linked SHGs.

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Tundup Dolma supports Amaley through herb producer work linked to Drass and the assigned producer group.

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Yangdol supports Amaley through wild herb handler work linked to Kharboo and the assigned producer group.

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Mingma Dolkar supports Amaley through fruit preserve assistant work linked to Khaltse and the assigned producer group.

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Paldan Choskit supports Amaley through pantry finisher work linked to Skurbuchan and the assigned producer group.
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A premium apricot preserve linked to Himalayan orchard communities and slow small-batch fruit preparation.

Traditional roasted barley tsampa connected to Ladakhi pantry practices and small-batch grain preparation.
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