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12+States Represented
50+Artisan Families
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Maharashtra
Where Heritage Meets the Modern Home
Maharashtra, and especially the cultural hub of Pune, is home to a vibrant community of artisans whose handcrafted decor pieces blend tradition with contemporary living. From devotional figures to decorative accents, each creation carries the warmth of hands-on craftsmanship.
Pune's artisan workshops are known for their attention to detail and their pride in local heritage — skills refined over generations and expressed in every finished piece.
A handcrafted piece from Maharashtra brings the spirit of Pune's living craft culture into your home while directly supporting the artisans who make it.
Crafts from Maharashtra
Uttar Pradesh
The Land of Timeless Wooden Artistry
Uttar Pradesh is home to some of India's most enduring wooden craft traditions. In the holy city of Varanasi, skilled artisans hand-turn and lacquer wooden toys in bright natural colours — a craft lovingly passed down through generations of family workshops.
In Faizabad, craftspeople carve intricate handcrafted wooden blocks used for textile printing and decorative work. Each block reflects hours of patient chiselling and a deep, inherited knowledge of pattern and proportion.
When you choose a handcrafted piece from Uttar Pradesh, you support artisan families who keep these centuries-old woodworking traditions alive while bringing timeless craftsmanship into your home.
Crafts from Uttar Pradesh
Odisha
The Land of Storytelling and Sustainable Craftsmanship
Odisha, on the eastern coast of India, is a vibrant land of ancient temples, mesmerizing art forms, and skilled artisan communities. For centuries, its artisans have created beautiful crafts that reflect a deep connection with nature, mythology, and tradition.
Pattachitra, one of Odisha's most celebrated art forms, is a traditional hand-painted storytelling style dating back hundreds of years. Artisans use natural colours, handmade brushes, and intricate detailing to depict tales from Hindu mythology, folklore, and Jagannath culture.
Odisha is also renowned for Sabai grass craft, an eco-friendly and sustainable craft made by rural women artisans who weave the golden fibre into baskets, trays, boxes, bags, and home décor with remarkable patience and precision.
Crafts from Odisha
Kerala
The Home of Sacred Mural Traditions
Kerala, India's lush southern state, is the heart of a sacred mural-painting tradition that once adorned the walls of temples and palaces. Kerala mural art is known for its rich natural pigments, graceful figures, and devotional themes drawn from Hindu epics.
Each mural is hand-painted using time-honoured techniques and natural colours derived from minerals and plants — a craft carefully preserved by a small community of dedicated artists in and around Guruvayur and Thrissur.
A Kerala mural brings sacred artistry and the calm of temple traditions into your home, while supporting the artists who keep this devotional craft alive.
Crafts from Kerala
Tamil Nadu
The Land of Dance and Doll-Making
Tamil Nadu, the land of classical dance and temple traditions, is celebrated for its handcrafted cotton dolls and Bharatanatyam dolls. These decorative figures capture the grace of South Indian culture in cloth, colour, and fine detail.
Made by skilled artisans in towns like Thanjavur, each doll is shaped, dressed, and painted entirely by hand, making every piece a unique expression of Tamil heritage and craftsmanship.
Bringing home a Tamil Nadu doll means welcoming a piece of living tradition — and supporting the artisan families who carry this delicate craft forward.
Crafts from Tamil Nadu
Madhya Pradesh
The Heartbeat of Folk Music
In the heart of India, Madhya Pradesh nurtures a rich tradition of handcrafted musical instruments. From string to percussion, these instruments are built by folk artisans using seasoned wood, hide, and metal.
Every instrument is shaped, assembled, and tuned by hand, carrying the rhythm of regional folk music and the skill of communities that have made music for generations.
A handcrafted instrument from Madhya Pradesh is both a functional treasure and a tribute to India's living musical heritage.
Crafts from Madhya Pradesh
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Puducherry
Where Light Meets Craft
Puducherry, with its serene coastal charm and Auroville's creative spirit, is known for beautifully handcrafted decorative candles. Artisans blend natural wax, cotton wicks, and gentle fragrances into candles that are as much art as they are light.
Each candle is poured, shaped, and finished by hand, making it an eco-friendly and artisanal addition to any mindful, beautifully styled home.
Choosing a Puducherry candle means supporting small artisan studios that craft warmth and atmosphere, one piece at a time.
Crafts from Puducherry
Gujarat
The Art of Patterned Clay
Gujarat, a state with a deep-rooted craft legacy, is home to the refined art of Nerikomi pottery. This technique layers coloured clay to create striking patterns that run right through the body of each piece.
Shaped and fired by skilled potters, every Nerikomi creation is one of a kind — blending traditional clay craftsmanship with a contemporary design sensibility.
A Nerikomi piece from Gujarat brings handmade artistry and timeless pattern into your space while supporting India's talented potters.
Crafts from Gujarat
Rajasthan
The Royal Land of Colour and Craft
Rajasthan, India's royal desert state, is a treasure house of handicrafts. The twin craft cities of Jaipur and Jodhpur are famed for their skilled artisan communities, whose work carries centuries of courtly patronage and folk imagination.
From intricately worked decor and marble artistry to vibrant hand-painted pieces, Rajasthani artisans transform humble materials into objects of striking beauty — each one shaped, carved, or painted entirely by hand.
Bringing home a piece from Rajasthan means owning a fragment of its royal heritage while supporting the artisan families of Jaipur and Jodhpur who keep these traditions alive.
Crafts from Rajasthan
West Bengal
The Craft of Intricate Woodwork
West Bengal carries a proud legacy of intricate wooden inlay craft, where artisans embed fine detailing into seasoned wood to create ornate decorative pieces. The craft demands precision, patience, and a trained artistic eye.
Handcrafted in workshops across the state, each inlay piece reflects the rich artistic culture of Bengal and the dedication of its master craftspeople.
A wooden inlay creation from West Bengal adds heritage and intricate beauty to your home, while honouring the artisans behind it.
Crafts from West Bengal
Andhra Pradesh
The Shadow-Puppet Heritage
Andhra Pradesh is the cradle of Tholu Bommalata, the ancient art of leather shadow puppetry, now beautifully reimagined as translucent handcrafted lampshades. Artisans treat, cut, and hand-paint leather to create glowing works of art.
Centred in villages like Nimmalakunta, this craft transforms a centuries-old storytelling tradition into stunning lighting pieces that cast intricate patterns of colour and shadow across a room.
A Tholu lampshade from Andhra Pradesh brings warm, artful light into your home and keeps a remarkable folk tradition alive.
Crafts from Andhra Pradesh
Karnataka
The Home of Lacquered Wooden Wonders
Karnataka is celebrated for the beloved craft of Channapatna — the "toy town" of India — where artisans hand-turn soft ivory wood and finish it with natural, food-safe lacquer in joyful colours.
This GI-tagged craft, patronised since the era of Tipu Sultan, is practised by generations of artisan families whose skill turns simple wood into smooth, safe, and beautiful creations.
A Channapatna piece from Karnataka brings playful colour and heritage craftsmanship into your home while sustaining one of India's most iconic craft communities.
