Harbour Jam supports independent artists. Here you can take a look at the products made by Sajidul, a talented artist based in Diamond Harbour. He works closely with Harbour Jam.

Haripriya is an independent craft artist based in Diamond Harbour, and works closely with Harbour Jam. Here are photos some of her creations made using natural stones. 

Harbour Jam supports independent artists. Here you can take a look at the products made by Farhin, a talented young craft artist based in Diamond Harbour. She works closely with Harbour Jam.

We are committed to recycle and reuse. We are collaborating with local house holds who has sewing machines and basic sewing gadgets.  We are collecting used fabrics like jeans, cottons, canvas from our locality and distributing them to respective persons for designing and stitching. They are converting all these used fabrics into small, medium and large bags.

Harbour Jam is always searching for regional independent artists to collaborate with. In our community we already  have our in-house artists who are working for this project. We are collecting clay products from regional artists and then the products are being transformed into decorative art pieces by our in-house artists. The goal is to work, grow together and reach out to a larger community of consumers.

Pendants and Toys are the results of a workshop session (PLAY with CLAY) organized by Harbour Jam in association with Panchabhuta led by Sajidul Islam, a painter and ceramic artist from Diamond Harbour. A two day workshop session led us to these beautiful pieces, and were up for sale and display at our 'Eco-Corner Stall' in the 2022 festival. All the participants from the workshop  collected their favorite piece as a token of love from the stall.  The products were made of various types of clay collected from the river by the participants. Another major portion of clay was provided by 'Panchabhuta' to see the difference between types of clay and their final state after the firing session.