Around the courtyard, a ring of textile studios supports weaving, dyeing, finishing, and experimentation. These spaces revive lost techniques while nurturing new vocabularies of material and pattern. The Center acts as the hub of a decentralised network — weaving centres located across nearby villages radiate the impact outward, allowing women to train close to home while remaining connected to a larger shared purpose.
A first-floor gallery and design library overlook the courtyard, offering a space for exhibition, collaboration, and exchange. Here, women’s work is documented, displayed, and celebrated — a growing archive of skill, story, and identity. The architecture becomes both vessel and voice: rooted in desert topography, shaped by community, and powered by the hands and futures of the women it serves.
The Gyaan Center is not merely a building; it is a living learning ecosystem. A place where knowledge is woven, craft is revived, and livelihoods spiral outward into the landscape — expanding opportunity one thread, one skill, one woman at a time.