CRAFTS OF INDIA
We work with artisan clusters across India to develop craft-led production for fashion, home and hospitality projects. Our craft sourcing and production process focuses on translating traditional techniques into contemporary, scalable applications while preserving material integrity, skill and regional identity.
Hand-carved wooden blocks used to print layered patterns and motifs on textiles using traditional Indian surface design techniques.
A resist-dyeing technique where fabric is folded, tied and dyed to create organic patterns, colour transitions and handcrafted surface textures.
A precision-based textile printing technique used to apply clean, repeatable patterns and artwork across fabric and craft-led product surfaces.
Fabrics woven on traditional looms using cotton, silk and natural fibres, developed for contemporary apparel, interiors and spatial applications.
Molten glass shaped by hand and air to create organic forms for lighting, tableware and decorative craft-led installations.
Traditional silk weaving techniques used to produce fine, handcrafted fabrics for apparel, scarves and spatial textile applications.
A hand-stitched embroidery technique using running stitches to create textured textile surfaces, artworks and layered fabric pieces.
A decorative craft where carved bone pieces are set into wood to form intricate patterns for furniture and architectural surfaces.
Handwoven natural cane used to craft furniture and interior elements with lightweight structure and organic texture.
A loom-based weaving technique that uses programmable patterns to create intricate, raised and multi-textured fabric designs for contemporary apparel and interiors
A hand-chiselled technique where solid wood is shaped and detailed to create decorative panels, furniture elements and sculptural features
A resist-dye weaving technique where yarns are dyed before weaving to create blurred, patterned textiles with regional character.
Flat-woven cotton rugs created on traditional looms, known for bold patterns, durability and regional weaving styles.
Hand-shaped and finished metal components used in lighting, hardware, decor and architectural craft installations.
Carpets individually tied knot by knot to create dense, durable and highly detailed woven floor and spatial textile pieces.
Delicate decorative flowers handcrafted from the soft pith of shola plants, traditionally used for ceremonial and spatial installations.
Hand-looped textile techniques used to create flexible, sculptural and soft-surface craft elements.
A historic metal craft featuring silver inlay on blackened alloy surfaces, traditionally used for vessels and decorative objects.
Intricate hand-formed textile detailing created through looping, knotting or needlework for decorative and apparel applications.
A rare double-ikat silk weaving technique known for precise geometric patterns and heritage textile production.
A hand-painted tradition using natural dyes to create narrative and motif-based fabric surfaces.
Hand-chiselled stone shaping used for architectural details, sculptural elements and interior craft installations.
Hand-cast and finished brass components used in lighting, decor, hardware and spatial craft features.
Textiles developed from reclaimed and repurposed fibres to create sustainable, craft-led surfaces and product applications.
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Lightweight sculptural craft using layered paper pulp to create decorative forms and spatial installations.
A low-fire ceramic tradition known for hand-painted motifs and glazed decorative tiles, tableware and craft objects.