Crafts of North India

Traditional Crafts of North India

The crafts of North India are marked by detailed craftsmanship, ornamental beauty and deep cultural symbolism. Many of these art forms have historically been associated with royal patronage, devotional storytelling and ceremonial gifting.

Discover authentic handcrafted art and textiles from North India, created for discerning homes and meaningful spaces.

Kashmiri Walnut Wood Carving

Crafted from locally sourced walnut wood, this intricate carving tradition from Kashmir is known for its fine detailing and floral motifs. Hand-carved boxes and décor pieces are treasured as heirloom-quality gifts and collectibles.

Kashmiri Paper Mache

Paper mache from Kashmir features vibrant hand-painted designs with delicate gold detailing. Traditionally used for decorative objects, this craft continues to produce elegant boxes, ornaments and festive gifting pieces.

Patwa Jewellery

Patwa craft uses colourful woven threads and intricate handwork to create festive accessories and decorative accents. Lightweight and vibrant, Patwa pieces are especially suited for wedding favours and return gifts that carry a handcrafted touch.

Kavad

Originating from Rajasthan, the Kavad is a hand-painted wooden storytelling shrine traditionally used by travelling storytellers to narrate epics and folklore. Today, a Kavad makes a deeply meaningful gift for someone who appreciates culture, mythology and narrative art — a collectible piece rooted in storytelling tradition.

Wood Block Carving

Hand-carved wooden décor from North India reflects detailed craftsmanship and traditional design motifs. Carved t-light holders and small decorative objects make elegant return gifts and festive keepsakes, blending utility with artisanal character.

Authentic. Ethical. Enduring.

Every piece in this collection is crafted using traditional methods, sustainably sourced materials, and ethical production practices. Artisan families and community workshops  remain at the heart of the process — ensuring that skill, dignity, and livelihood are preserved alongside design.

Individual product pages reflect estimated lead times based on technique and complexity. For larger quantities, timelines are coordinated directly with artisan clusters to maintain quality without compromising craft integrity.

These are not decorative replicas.
They are living traditions — made by hand, made responsibly, and made to last.