One studio at a time
We visit or video-call every maker before their work joins the shelf. No resellers, no white-label imports.
JK Craft began with a single artisan in Puducherry and a boot full of painted magnets. Today we work with a small circle of studios across India — wood painters, bead workers, brass casters and toran makers — and we still keep the circle small on purpose.

We visit or video-call every maker before their work joins the shelf. No resellers, no white-label imports.
Makers name their price and keep the majority of it. We add a flat margin that covers photography and shipping.
Recycled paper, jute twine and cardboard corners. Fragile pieces travel in shredded paper, never bubble wrap.
Tiny hand-painted keepsakes for the kitchen door — folk motifs, clay and wood, finished one piece at a time.
Beads, brass bells and thread — small hangings made to catch the light on every drive.
Wall pieces with a quiet presence — knotted cotton, carved wood and hand-painted plaques for bare walls.
Auspicious signs for the doorway — Shubh Labh plaques and deity hangings in painted wood and cast brass.
Entrance hangings stitched and strung by hand — marigolds, mirrors and bells to welcome the day in.
We open the shelf to a handful of new makers each season.
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