Our Crafts
Five living traditions, handcrafted by artisan clusters across India.
The Story of Jaipur Blue Pottery
Born from Persian glazing traditions as early as the 14th century, Jaipur Blue Pottery flourished under the patronage of Maharaja Sawai Ram Singh II in the 19th century. Today it remains one of Rajasthan's most treasured crafts, protected under India's Geographical Indications of Goods (Registration and Protection) Act, 1999.
Unlike ordinary ceramics, this art is clay-free. It is made from a blend of quartz, powdered glass, Multani Mitti, gum and natural salts. Each piece is hand-moulded, delicately painted, glazed and low-fired, creating its signature glossy finish in indigo, cobalt and turquoise.
GI Registration No. 52 — only pottery produced in Jaipur using the traditional clay-free process and natural oxide colours can be marketed as Jaipur Blue Pottery.
Clay-free craft
Quartz, Multani Mitti, powdered glass and gum.
Natural colours
Mineral and oxide-based pigments, low-fired.
Handmade process
Individually crafted and hand-painted.
Protected heritage
GI certification guards against imitation.
Cotton Patchwork & Hand Block Print
Each creation is a tribute to India's timeless textile heritage, where pure cotton fabric, hand block printing, patchwork and traditional embroidery come together to form products with soul and purpose.
The collection includes hand block printed tote bags, duffel bags and vanity pouch sets, along with patchwork wall hangings, bolster covers, file covers, Jhola-Matka bags and heritage embroidered patches. Every piece is handcrafted in small batches, embracing the natural imperfections that make each product one of a kind.
- 100% handmade by skilled artisans
- Traditional techniques preserved across generations
- Natural cotton, breathable and durable
- Unique designs, no two pieces exactly alike
Not mass-produced accessories, but stories stitched into fabric.
Hand-Carved Indian Woodcraft
Rooted in centuries-old temple architecture, palace interiors and royal furniture traditions, Indian hand-carved woodcraft traces its legacy to the artisan guilds of Rajasthan, Gujarat and Central India.
Our wooden pieces are crafted from responsibly sourced solid woods such as Sheesham and Teak. Each piece is hand-shaped and carved with traditional tools, letting intricate floral, geometric and regional motifs emerge naturally. After carving, the wood is seasoned, hand-sanded and finished with eco-friendly oils or water-based polishes.
From trays and boxes to wall panels and décor accents.
Epoxy Woodcraft — Contemporary Craft Rooted in Nature
Epoxy woodcraft brings together natural wood, artisan skill and modern surface design. Each piece begins with carefully selected wood, handcrafted to preserve its grain, and finished with a clear epoxy layer that adds depth and durability.
Select designs feature sealed artistic elements and hand-embossed epoxy details, including thumb-impressed textures that carry the unmistakable mark of the maker.
- Wooden base, a renewable natural material
- Epoxy finish, non-toxic after curing and long-lasting
- Designed for long product life, reducing waste
Not food-safe. These products are not intended for direct food contact. Do not place hot food or liquids directly on epoxy-finished surfaces.
Hand-Painted Marble
Marble décor hand-painted with traditional Indian motifs, from floral borders to peacock designs, finished by skilled artisans.
