Leveraging “People Power” of Sustainability
Aei4eiA®
Aei4eiA®, is into socio-economic research (Aei4eiA Research), Premium Indian Tea trade (Maya of Australia®-Indian teas) & Indian arts (Maya Indian Arts). Maya Emporium – an exclusive & one of its kind Premium Indian Tea & Indian art gallery was opened in killara, Sydney to further the objectives of the above.
We also have a strong focus on bringing Australia & India closer together through trade, research, advocacy and innovative initiatives.
Our Expertise & Areas of Focus
Aei4eiA Research
Our research and publications prompt intellectuals, policy makers, business leaders and curious minds to think and act. We regularly publish Aei4eiA Research Snippet- Experts’ Forum- a confluence of experts from academia and industry to discuss, share views, think and act on contemporary matters related to Business & Economy, Manpower & Labour Market. So far, we published 85 articles, 2 Books, over 10 in-depth research, over a dozen article contributed to business magazines in India, Malaysia, Singapore and the UK. Over 26 experts from academia and Industry from 7 countries sharing their views.
Indian Tea Trade
Our unique mission is to bring authentic, pure, organic, Single Origin, Single Estate, Indian teas (including Darjeeling Teas) to discerning tea lovers in Australia. Maya of Australia®, our brand of fine Indian teas was thus born. Directly sourced from iconic plantations located at the foothills of the Himalayas in India, packed-at-source, air-freighted and Shipped Australia/New Zealand wide.
Maya Indian ArtsTM (a brand of Aei4eiA®), evolved from our social initiative, ‘Maya: Indian Women Through Indian Art’. It is a sincere effort to present the rich and varied cultural heritage of India while ensuring that the traditional Indian art forms (including UNESCO heritage listed) are well preserved and passed on to generations to come. Please visit us at Maya Emporium– first of its kind Premium Indian Tea and Fine Indian Arts gallery in Australia to experience for yourself the goodness of authentic tea and fine Indian arts & handicrafts (including art forms that originated during the ancient times including Indigenous Dokra brass metal craft, aristocratic Kangra Miniature paintings, Nirmal arts, other Indigenous art forms of Madhubani, Warli, Pattachitra on Silk, Palm leaf paintings, Cuttack Silver Filigree, Mysuru Rosewood Inlays, Blue Pottery or Meenakari of Rajasthan, the wooden handicrafts from the ancient land of Varanasi, exquisite Miniature clay dolls of Krishnanagar or the contemporary arts from Bengal and more…
