Buy authentic, handcrafted products from every district of India — directly from the artisans who make them. From Banarasi silk to Agra petha, Moradabad brass to Firozabad glass — every product tells a story of heritage, skill, and national pride.
A visionary scheme launched by the Government of India to identify, promote, and scale the unique product of every district across the nation.
Started in Uttar Pradesh in 2018 under Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, the ODOP scheme has grown into India's most celebrated initiative for local economic transformation. Today, it covers 770+ districts across 35 states and union territories, with over 1,200 unique products identified and promoted.
The core problem this scheme solves is simple yet profound: village artisans and small manufacturers produce world-class products but cannot reach national markets. They are forced to sell locally at throwaway prices while middlemen earn the profits. ODOP changes this.
Under ODOP, each district selects one signature product based on its existing ecosystem — be it textiles, handicrafts, food processing, agriculture, or metalwork. The government provides branding, market access, institutional support, and visibility.
UP exports rose from ₹88,967 Cr to ₹1.71 Lakh Cr
Sanctioned under ODOP Margin Money scheme
Trained with modern ODOP toolkits
Approved across 27 states for retail
Find authentic ODOP products from any district in India
Each product carries centuries of tradition, crafted by master artisans in their respective districts.
GI Tagged
Handwoven with real gold and silver zari. Each saree takes 15-30 days to weave on traditional jacquard looms.
GI Tagged
Traditional translucent sweet made from ash gourd. Prepared using a 400-year-old recipe passed down through generations.
Export Quality
Handcrafted brassware — vases, lamps, figurines. Moradabad exports to 80+ countries and is known as 'Peetal Nagri'.
GI Tagged
Delicate hand-embroidered fabric with 36 stitch types. Each piece takes 3-6 months to complete by master artisans.
Traditional
Colorful glass bangles made by mouth-blowing technique. Firozabad produces 80% of India's glass bangles.
Heritage
Traditional terracotta horses and figurines. The famous Gorakhpur horse is a symbol of UP's cultural heritage.
Behind every Banarasi silk saree, every Moradabad brass lamp, every Agra petha box — there is a family. A family whose grandfather taught their father the craft. A family who wakes up at 5 AM to weave, to shape, to create. A family who has been selling their products at ₹500 because they cannot reach you in Mumbai, Delhi, or Bangalore.
They are not asking for charity. They are asking for a fair market. They are asking that you, the consumer, get to buy the same quality that foreign buyers pay 10x for.
Every time you buy from ODOPKart:
A weaver in Varanasi gets ₹15,000 for her saree instead of ₹2,000 from the local trader.
A potter in Khurja can send his son to college instead of making him join the workshop at age 12.
A glass bangle maker in Firozabad can afford healthcare for his family.
A chikankari artisan in Lucknow can preserve a 400-year-old craft for the next generation.
This is not e-commerce. This is nation-building. This is Atmanirbhar Bharat in action.
We handle everything except the craft. You handle everything except the shipping.
The village artisan focuses purely on manufacturing and packing their signature district product with the same quality they always have.
ODOPKart picks up the products, photographs them professionally, and lists them on our marketplace with district story and heritage details.
Customers from across India browse by state/district, read the product story, and place orders through our secure payment gateway.
ODOPKart handles all logistics, packaging, and delivery. The artisan receives fair payment directly — no middlemen, no exploitation.
ODOPKart solves the biggest challenge in Indian handicrafts — market access.
Explore signature products from states across India
75 Districts | Banarasi, Petha, Chikankari
Madhubani, Sikki, Makhana
Blue Pottery, Block Print, Lac Bangles
Jute, Terracotta, Dokra, Silk
Kanchipuram Silk, Bronzes, Pith Work
Coir, Spices, Handloom, Coir Mats
Bandhani, Patola, Agate Beads
Warli Art, Paithani, Kolhapuri
Kalamkari, Kondapalli Toys, Mango
Mysore Silk, Sandalwood, Bidriware
Sports Goods, Brass, Hosiery
Muga Silk, Bamboo, Cane
Real stories from real people whose lives changed through ODOP
"Before ODOPKart, I was selling my Chikankari kurtas to a middleman for ₹800. Now through ODOPKart, I sell directly to customers in Mumbai and Delhi for ₹3,200. My children can finally go to a good school."
"I ordered Banarasi silk from ODOPKart for my daughter's wedding. The quality is extraordinary — and knowing it goes directly to the weaver in Varanasi makes it even more special. Pure heritage."
"Our brass workshop in Moradabad employed 50 workers but struggled to sell outside the city. ODOPKart gave us access to pan-India customers. Revenue increased 3x in 6 months."
Are you a manufacturer of an ODOP-recognized product? Are you struggling to reach national markets? Do you sell your products at local rates because you can't access bigger buyers?
ODOPKart is your solution. We handle everything — logistics, payments, marketing, customer service. You focus on what you do best: making world-class products.
Everything you need to know about ODOPKart and the ODOP scheme
ODOP is a Government of India initiative started in Uttar Pradesh in 2018. Each district identifies one unique product for promotion and development. The scheme now covers 770+ districts across 35 states with 1,200+ products identified. It aims to promote balanced regional growth, empower artisans, and boost exports.
ODOPKart solves the biggest problem — market access. Artisans currently sell locally at low prices because they cannot reach national buyers. ODOPKart handles logistics, payment collection, professional listing, and marketing so artisans can focus purely on manufacturing. They receive fair pricing directly, without middlemen.
Over 1,200 products including Banarasi silk, Agra petha, Moradabad brass, Lucknowi chikankari, Firozabad glass bangles, Gorakhpur terracotta, Madhubani paintings, Aligarh locks, Saharanpur woodcraft, Jhansi perfumes, and many more from every district of India.
Yes. Manufacturers focus only on making and packing goods while ODOPKart handles logistics, payments, marketing, and customer service. Manufacturers get national reach and fair pricing instead of being forced to sell locally at throwaway prices. There are zero listing fees — we earn only a small commission on sales.
ODOP is supported by multiple BJP-ruled state governments including Uttar Pradesh (pioneer), Madhya Pradesh, Gujarat, Haryana, Goa, Manipur, and others. UP has the most successful implementation with 75 districts, ₹1.71 lakh crore in exports, and 1.25 crore artisans trained.
Simply browse our marketplace by state or district using the search feature above. Each product comes with district certification, artisan story, and heritage details. Place your order, pay securely, and receive doorstep delivery anywhere in India.