In a world where creativity meets sustainability, 22-year-old Mudasir Rashid from Khonmoh, Srinagar, is making waves with his unique art crafted from discarded wood. A mechanical engineer by education, Mudasir never received formal training in woodworking, yet his passion for transforming scraps into stunning handmade pieces has captured hearts across India.

What started as an experiment soon turned into a thriving business when he launched his social media page, That Kashmiri Crafter. With overwhelming support online, his work found buyers nationwide, proving the power of digital platforms in shaping modern entrepreneurship.

Mudasir’s process is deeply intuitive—each piece of scrap wood sparks an idea, and with patience and skill, he carves it into something extraordinary. Despite woodcraft being a lesser-known art form in Kashmir, he sees immense potential, both locally and internationally.

Beyond creating art, Mudasir hopes to inspire young people to engage in productive and creative pursuits. “Invest your time in something meaningful,” he advises, “and you’ll earn not just money, but respect.”

With his vision and determination, Mudasir Rashid is redefining art, sustainability, and innovation—one wooden masterpiece at a time.