Pushpanath Krishnamurthy
"Pushpanath Krishnamurthy was born in Bangalore, but his life has been one of movement—across continents, across struggles, across the uneasy borders between power and poverty. An Oxfam veteran and climate activist, he has spent decades walking the landscapes of change, from the sun-hardened fields of South Asia to the uncertain economies of Eastern Europe and the climate-stricken villages of Africa. Now a citizen of Britain, he carries with him the weight of many worlds, but it is in his sacred geographies—South India and Southern Africa—that his spirit lingers, returning always to the Read More...
The Unreasonable Transformers of South India
Books by Pushpanath Krishnamurthy
"The Unreasonable Changemakers: Handcraft, Handloom, and the War for Dignity
Once, the world was woven by hand. Now, in the age of speed and steel, the weavers, carvers, dyers, and dreamers stand at the edge of extinction, clutching their threads like battle lines. But some refuse to vanish. Some, unreasonable as monsoon clouds, as stubborn as ancient looms, fight back—against the machine, against the flood, against the market’s cruel arithmetic.
The Unreasonable Transformers of South India
Books by Pushpanath Krishnamurthy
"The Unreasonable Changemakers: Handcraft, Handloom, and the War for Dignity
Once, the world was woven by hand. Now, in the age of speed and steel, the weavers, carvers, dyers, and dreamers stand at the edge of extinction, clutching their threads like battle lines. But some refuse to vanish. Some, unreasonable as monsoon clouds, as stubborn as ancient looms, fight back—against the machine, against the flood, against the market’s cruel arithmetic.
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