Category: Art & Decor

Baskets

Handwoven baskets from India are made from natural fibres by artisanal communities in Assam, Bengal, Odisha and the North East: jute, cane, bamboo, Sabai grass and water hyacinth, plus macramé and cotton rope baskets.Baskets are a strong sustainable category for storage, planters and gift hampers. Nesting sets save freight space.
Mirrors

Decorative mirrors from India are framed in carved wood, hammered brass, wrought iron, bone and mother-of-pearl inlay, and mosaic, by artisans in Jodhpur, Saharanpur and Moradabad.Wall mirrors, vanity mirrors and table mirrors are available. Mirrors are packed with corner protectors and crated for export to arrive safely.
Table Accents

Indian table decor adds a finishing touch to shelves, coffee tables and desks: decorative boxes, bookends, small sculptures, figurines and showpieces in brass, wood, marble and ceramic, many with inlay, carving or hand painting.Table accents are versatile and giftable, and they display well in clusters. We help buyers assemble mixed assortments across materials.
Vases

Vases from India come in many crafts: glazed ceramic and terracotta from Khurja and Jaipur, hammered and etched brass from Moradabad, recycled glass, turned wood and hand-painted enamel.Vases sell all year and pair well with dried flowers and other decor. Mixed shapes and finishes can be combined in one order.
Wall Accents

Indian wall decor ranges from carved wood panels and metal wall art to decorative plates, textile wall hangings and hand-painted folk art. Pieces are made by artisans in Saharanpur, Moradabad, Jaipur and craft villages across India.Wall accents suit hotels, restaurants and homeware stores looking for one-of-a-kind character. We can supply in sets or as part of a larger decor collection.

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Indian art & decor for homes is craft in contemporary style: wall accents and art, table accents, vases, baskets and mirrors made by artisans in wood, brass, iron, marble, ceramic and natural fibres. Each piece carries techniques that have been passed down for generations.We help retailers and designers build collections that mix materials and crafts, and we can adapt colours, finishes and sizes for your market.

Indian art & decor: craft in a contemporary style

Indian art & decor is where age-old crafts meet modern homes. Carved wood, hammered brass, wrought iron, marble inlay, glazed ceramics and woven natural fibres are shaped by artisans who learned their skills from their parents and grandparents, and many of them now design with contemporary interiors in mind.

When buyers come to us for decor, we usually ask about the mood of their store. Warm and natural? Bold and colourful? Minimal with one handmade accent? That tells us which materials and workshops to bring forward.

What our art and decor range covers

Our range includes wall accents, table accents, vases, baskets and mirrors.

The crafts behind our decor

Wood from Saharanpur and Jodhpur

Carving, inlay and turning in mango, sheesham and reclaimed wood.

Metal from Moradabad

Brass, copper and iron, cast, hammered, etched and enamelled.

Marble and stone from Agra and Rajasthan

Carved and inlaid marble pieces.

Ceramics from Khurja and Jaipur

Glazed vases and blue pottery.

Natural fibres from Assam, Bengal and Odisha

Jute, cane, bamboo, Sabai grass and water hyacinth baskets.

Mixing materials

Decor sells best when materials are mixed: a brass vase beside a wooden box and a woven basket. We coordinate between workshops so you get a balanced, consistent assortment in one shipment.

Custom finishes

Colours, finishes and sizes can often be adapted for your market. New finishes need a short development time, and we will be honest about what is practical.

Packing and shipping

Fragile pieces are packed in cell cartons and crates; mirrors get corner protection; baskets nest to save space. Quotes are available ex-factory, FOB, CFR or CIF.

Questions about Indian home decor

Can I order a mixed assortment?

Yes, mixed orders across materials are common.

Can finishes be adapted?

Often yes, especially colours and metal finishes.

Are your products handmade?

Yes, most decor is made by hand in small workshops.

What affects the price

Material, size, detail and finish matter most. Hand carving and inlay are labour-intensive and priced accordingly; simpler turned or cast pieces are more economical.

Building a decor range

Start with a mix of price points: a few statement pieces, a good selection of mid-priced vases and accents, and small giftable items. This keeps the display interesting and the till busy.

Tell us about your store’s style and we will put together a mixed decor assortment that fits.