Designer Handcrafted Furniture

Handcrafted furniture is made by skilled artisans using traditional tools and techniques, without mass-production machinery. Each piece is unique, sustainable, and reflects timeless craftsmanship, making it both functional and full of character.

Traditional Indian furniture was crafted using solid woods like teak, sheesham (Indian rosewood), and mango wood, often combined with cane, brass, bone inlay, and hand-carved details. These materials ensure durability, rich aesthetics, and cultural craftsmanship.

Cane furniture is made from the outer bark of the rattan plant and is more flexible and woven, while bamboo furniture uses the whole bamboo stalk, making it sturdier and more rigid. Both are eco-friendly, but cane offers intricate detailing, whereas bamboo adds a bold, rustic charm.

Bamboo is often stronger and more durable than many types of hardwood due to its high tensile strength and flexibility. It's eco-friendly, lightweight, and highly resistant to warping, making it a popular choice for sustainable furniture and crafts.

Pinjrakari furniture features intricate wooden latticework, traditionally handcrafted in Kashmir. Known for its delicate geometric patterns and fine detailing, this heritage craft adds an airy, ornamental charm to doors, windows, and decor pieces.