In Hindi, Aranya means “forest” and Niran means “infinite”. We are focused on giving back to nature, recognizing that it will take a 100 years for a East Indian Rosewood tree to mature. We also believe in building a model for lasting, community-driven empowerment fostering dignity and self-confidence, encouraging deprived women to reclaim their worth.
Our pillars
01. Conservation of East Indian Rosewood
Building a model for Reforestation
Promote Biodiversity
Reducing carbon footprint
02. Promoting Rural Empowerment
Providing skills
Empowering women
Promoting financial independence
03. Community
Building networks of lasting community support
About Us
Aranya Niran Rosewood Foundation is a non-profit organization that is focused on the revival and conservation of East Indian Rosewood (Dalbergia Latifolia) species in India &
providing women around the village of Sanavalli (near Mundgod, Karnataka, India) better skills and opportunities.
Our mission extends beyond today — we’re driven to ensure the continuity of the exquisite East IndianRosewood species for guitar enthusiasts and artisans of tomorrow and to
help empower women to prepare them for a better future.
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Aranya Niran Rosewood Foundation