We work in short, clear stages. You share how you live, we propose a direction, and the final pieces arrive with their maker's story attached.
Send a few photos of the room, the wall colours, and what already sits on the shelves. We read the light and the proportions before suggesting anything.
Based on your brief, we shortlist block-printed throws, ceramic tableware, woven baskets, or brass accents that fit the room's scale and your daily habits.
We send a small moodboard with three distinct routes: earthy terracotta, quiet indigo, or a neutral linen base. You choose one, or mix the details.
Each piece is reserved with the workshop in Rajasthan or Gujarat. We share the artisan's name, the material, and the expected making time before you commit.
Once the pieces arrive, we include a short styling guide: where to place the brass bowl, how to layer the throw, and which corner suits the wall hanging.
If a piece feels too large or the colour reads different in your light, we swap it within two weeks. The goal is a room you actually use, not a staged photo.
Notes from customers who brought block-printed throws, ceramic tableware, and woven baskets into their homes. Each review focuses on how the piece actually performs in daily use, not just how it looks on arrival.
Ordered the indigo block-printed throw for our living room. Three months in, the color has softened nicely and the cotton feels even better after washing. It drapes well and does not slide off the couch the way lighter blankets do. Exactly what I wanted for cooler evenings.
I bought a set of six hand-thrown dinner plates. The glaze variations are subtle, and each plate has its own character. They go straight from the dishwasher to the table without fuss. Guests always comment on them, but more importantly, they make our regular meals feel a bit more considered.
We use three woven baskets for blankets, kids' toys, and plant pots. They are sturdy enough to hold their shape even when stuffed full. The natural fiber texture adds warmth to the corner where we used to have a plastic bin. Practical and far easier on the eyes.
Picked up a small brass vase and a set of candle holders. They arrived with a soft patina that fits our shelf styling. The metal has a nice weight, and the finish develops character rather than looking tarnished. A simple way to bring a warm glow to the dining table.
Bought the natural fiber wall hanging for our entryway. The texture picks up the light beautifully, and it is lighter than I expected, so hanging was straightforward. It adds depth to a plain wall without overwhelming the space. Several visitors have asked where it came from.
Curated Room Edit — A focused selection of 8 to 12 pieces chosen for one room: a block-printed throw for the sofa, two ceramic serving bowls, a woven basket for blankets, and a brass accent for the shelf. We work from your room dimensions, existing palette, and how you actually use the space. You receive a short list with each piece's story, the workshop it came from, and a suggested layout. This format suits anyone who wants a cohesive look without starting from scratch.
Start with a room editTextile and Tabletop Bundle — A pairing of soft furnishings and ceramic tableware built around a single color story. Think indigo block-printed napkins with terracotta dinner plates, or a cream cotton runner matched with speckled serving dishes. We coordinate the prints and glazes so the set feels intentional rather than matched. Each bundle includes care notes and the names of the artisans who made the pieces. This works well for someone refreshing their dining area or preparing a gift.
Request a bundleMaker's Story Consultation — A one-on-one session focused on the people behind the craft. We walk through the workshops we source from in Rajasthan and Gujarat, explain how block printing, pottery, and weaving differ by region, and help you choose pieces with a story you want to live with. You leave with a shortlist of items, their origins, and a sense of what makes each workshop's work distinct. This is for collectors, interior enthusiasts, or anyone curious about handmade goods.
Book a consultationCustom Sourcing Request — Need a specific size, color, or quantity that is not in the current collection? Tell us what you are looking for, and we will check with our partner workshops. We handle the back-and-forth with the makers, confirm timelines, and keep you updated on progress. This format suits interior designers, event stylists, or anyone furnishing a second home. We do not promise every request is possible, but we will give you a straight answer within a few days.
Send a sourcing requestEvery format starts with a conversation about your space, your habits, and the kind of texture you want to live with. Read more about our process on the blog: The Art of Block Printing or Ceramic Tableware.
Every throw, bowl, and basket comes from a named workshop in Rajasthan or Gujarat. We keep the maker's story on the product page, so you know exactly whose hands shaped the piece and which village it traveled from.
Block-printed cotton that softens with washing, ceramic glazes that survive the dishwasher, and woven fibers that hold their shape under weight. These are not display-only objects; they are built for the way you actually live.
Workshops produce in limited runs, and we do not push for faster turnaround. When a pattern sells out, it returns only when the same artisans can make it again at the same standard. This keeps quality consistent and waste low.
Not sure whether indigo block print works next to terracotta ceramic? Our product notes include pairing suggestions and care instructions, so you can build a layered, coherent look without guesswork.
Each price accounts for hand-carving, natural dyeing, and finishing time. We do not negotiate workshop rates downward, and we publish the craft process so you can see where the cost goes.