A Geographical Indication (GI) tag legally certifies that a product originates from a specific place and possesses qualities tied to that origin. Every collection we export is sourced from a recognised GI cluster.
Government-registered origin protection under the GI Act, 1999.
Each shipment includes craft-cluster certification on request.
Direct sourcing from artisan workshops in registered regions.
Verify each craft on India's official GI Registry. We share signed certificate copies with buyers on request.
A 400-year-old tradition of carving sheesham (Indian rosewood) into deep floral and arabesque relief — recognised globally for its jaali (lattice) work.
A unique Turko-Persian craft made without clay — quartz, glass and Multani mitti are hand-shaped and painted in cobalt and turquoise glazes.
Wooden blocks dipped in vegetable dyes are stamped onto cotton in repeated floral motifs — one of India's most refined textile traditions.
Mirror-work, chain stitch and intricate threadwork by women artisans of Kutch — every motif tells a story of community, geography and faith.
With every export shipment we include a documentation pack to satisfy customs, retail compliance and provenance requirements:
We provide origin certificates, artisan-cluster letters and HS-code guidance with every export shipment.
Request documentation