Help welcome with social media marketing for our our handmade products in Maharashtra, India

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  Beschreibung

  We are Gargi and Kiran from Aurangabad, Maharashtra. For the past three years, we have been on a journey of unlearning and deschooling ourselves. Our seven-year-old son, Tasmai, has been unschooled, and we practice "do nothing" parenting, observing and letting him lead his own learning. This journey has also been spiritual, helping us understand ourselves and our roots, aiming for happiness and contentment, which naturally extends to our child.
  
  We have made significant lifestyle choices, such as avoiding 9 to 5 jobs and involving ourselves in various processes like growing our own vegetables, cooking, and carpentry. We are transitioning from professional work to following our passions. I (Gargi) am a fashion designer by education but found my true calling in designing products from scrap, leading to my brand. Kiran is a civil engineer by profession and a passionate photographer.
  
  We felt fortunate to be born and brought up in an historical city near Ajanta and Ellora caves.
  
  Four years ago, we designed and built our home using vernacular materials, inspiring us to delve deeper into vernacular architecture. You can explore our work through the links provided below.
  
  We warmly welcome world traveler, homeschooling children and their parents to stay with us and share in this enriching experience.

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  Arten von Hilfe und Lernmöglichkeiten

  Kunstprojekte

  Sprachpraxis

  Hilfe bei Ökoprojekten

  Heimwerker- und Bauarbeiten

  Handwerkliche Arbeiten
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  Kultureller Austausch und Lernmöglichkeiten

  We are a family of five—my spouse Kiran, our 7-year-old son Tasmai, his grandparents, and me. Tasmai is an unschooler, learning naturally at his own pace, and we follow a “do nothing” parenting approach. Our home is always open to guests from all over the world, something that both Tasmai and the grandparents particularly enjoy.
  
  Kiran and I are freelancers and artists. In 2020, we built our home using vernacular materials such as mud, lime, and stone. This project sparked our deep interest in vernacular architecture, leading us to explore different building techniques from across India. We’re also fortunate to have been born and raised in Aurangabad, a historic city near the UNESCO World Heritage sites of Ellora and Ajanta.
  
  Our work can be seen below
  
  
  We are open for skill exchange. Workawayers can stay with us as family. They can learn about our food and culture. We are happy to offer home made food that we cook. Just need help with cooking and cleaning.

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  Projekte mit Kindern

  Dieses Projekt schließt möglicherweise den Umgang mit Kindern ein. Mehr Informationen findest du in unseren Verhaltensregeln und Tipps hier.

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  Arbeit

  We are open for skill exchange. We would love people who can help us with new art skills like pottery or crafts. Also someone who can help us with social media marketing for our handmade products.

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  Sprachen

  Gesprochene Sprachen
  Hindi: Fließend
  Englisch: Gute Kenntnisse

  Dieser Gastgeber bietet Sprachaustausch an
  Dieser Gastgeber gibt an, dass er dir gern seine Muttersprache beibringt oder selbst eine Sprache lernen möchte.
  Bitte wende dich direkt an ihn, um weitere Auskünfte zu erhalten.
  
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  Unterkunft

  2 bedrooms with basic amenities in an earthen home
  
  Our kitchen is open for all. We will also be happy to offer our traditional food.

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  Was noch ...

  We are a strictly no alcohol/smoking zone. Also we follow very limited screen time and expect guest to follow the same

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  Etwas mehr Information

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    Internet Zugang

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    Eingeschränkter Internet Zugang

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    Wir besitzen Tiere

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    Wir sind Raucher

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    Familien möglich

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  Platz zum Abstellen von Camper Vans

  Dieser Gastgeber bietet Platz für Wohnmobile.

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  Kapazität - wie viele Workawayer maximal

  mehr als zwei

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