The sophisticated art of basket weaving is known as "kaeni keam" in the native language. It is a Kashmiri traditional business that uses wicker twigs as a raw material. It is one of the valley's oldest crafts. The craft's goods, which were once found in every home, are now in decline. Due to the state's stakeholders' neglect, Kashmiri willow wicker items are losing market share. In order to maintain our cultural legacy, this craft must be revitalized. In Kashmir, wicker craft has been subjected to a variety of unfavorable circumstances. Due to their finish, Chinese and plastic products are attempting to replace wicker willow products. White collar occupations and the government's callous attitude are two factors contributing to the craft's decline. The ongoing study is a little attempt to demonstrate the enormous arduousness of artists in this regard, as well as how this culture might be perpetuated.

Key words: Wicker Willow, Kashmir, Leheriya Dyeing, Bobbin Lace, Direct create, Digital media.