What we source,and where it is made.
Each group has its own cluster, materials and packing requirement. Open a craft for formats, finishes and the sourcing spine.
Handmade is variable. Your order should not be.
Craft supply lives with artisans, not warehouses. We hold the brief steady across the cluster — sampling, tolerance, finish, inspection and packing — so what lands is what you approved.
Talk to the crafts desk ↗Artisan clusters & GI origins
We source from the cluster the craft actually belongs to — Bhadohi, Channapatna, Srinagar, Kolhapur — not from whoever answers first.
Low MOQ flexibility
Craft lots start small. Ranges can be built across designs instead of stacking one SKU to fill a container.
Handmade & sustainable materials
Cotton-rag paper, recycled pulp, plantation wood, vegetable-tanned hide — material stories you can put on a label.
Export packaging for fragile goods
Packing is specified per format and drop-tested before the bulk lot, because décor and glass are where claims come from.
Inspection before dispatch
The approved sample is the reference. Lots are checked against it — finish, dimension, count, carton marking — before anything leaves.
Built for the buyers who put crafts on shelves and in rooms.
Retail chains & department stores
Range-led programmes, carton marking and retail-ready packing.
Home-décor & lifestyle brands
Exclusive designs, private label and seasonal drops.
Interior designers & hospitality
Project quantities, custom sizes and repeat orders.
Importers & wholesale distributors
Mixed-load consolidation across craft groups.
E-commerce sellers & marketplaces
Barcode-ready inner boxes and single-parcel-safe packing.
Brief, sample, approve, inspect, ship.
Brief
Formats, references, volume band and destination market.
Cluster match
We identify the cluster and workshops that fit the construction and finish.
Sample & approve
Counter-sample produced and signed off; it becomes the bulk reference.
Production & inspection
Lot checked against the approved sample — finish, dimension, count.
Pack & ship
Format-specific packing, documents prepared in parallel, container sealed.
Craft catalogue
Get the crafts catalogue.
Tell us the craft group, the volume band and your market. We send the relevant catalogue with cluster notes, material options and packing formats.
Request Catalogue →What gets confirmed per enquiry
Exact specifications
MOQ & volume band
Sampling plan
Packing format
Lead time
Trade terms
MOQ is kept low and flexible for craft lots, and is confirmed per enquiry alongside lead time, sampling and packing — artisan capacity, not stock, sets the band.
Questions crafts buyers ask first.
What is the MOQ on crafts?
Craft MOQs are kept low and flexible — they depend on the cluster, the format and whether you are building a range across designs. The band is confirmed per enquiry with the lead time and sampling plan.
Can you make our own designs?
Yes. Send a tech-pack, sketch, mood reference or physical sample. We match it across the cluster, produce a counter-sample for approval, and hold that sample as the reference for the bulk lot.
How is variation handled on handmade goods?
We agree a written variance band with you on the approved sample — colour, dimension, finish — and inspect the lot against it before dispatch.
Can we mix craft groups in one container?
Yes. Mixed loads across décor, textiles, wood, paper and leather are consolidated so buyers can build a range without one SKU filling the container.
Do you support private label and retail-ready packing?
Yes — blind emboss, foil, printed packaging, hang tags, barcode-ready inner boxes and shrink-wrapped retail units where the product goes straight to shelf.