Handicraft jewellery's , from indian sub continent , with unique art form called warali from nomadic tribes who are known for their peculiar designing & art form, which is transfered on these small unique pendents.,
Handicrafts are primarily made from ivory wood (Aale Mara), a soft, lightweight, and durable wood. They are also coloured with natural dyes derived from plants and vegetables like turmeric, indigo, and beetroot, and a GI Tagged product.
Key Specifications/Special Features: A traditional craft from Karnataka, India, known for their bright colors, intricate designs, and eco-friendly nature.
Ingredients: Soft ivory wood or hale wood, Hercules wood, Teak wood, Sheesham wood natural dyes, and lacquer
Supplier: Jute yarn/twine,quality sacking, hessian, cb, crm, crt and crx,single to eight ply,packing: on paper or wooden spool as per buyer's choice on standard to jamboo spool,truss and, pallet packing,we are also exporting jute sacks, cloths, carpet backing cloths and burlap, jute gunny bags, jute wheat bag, binola,all kind of food grade jute bags, and crops jute bags and also natural grade jute bags.we export jute, handicraft on pre order as per buyer's
Bring a piece of India's rich cultural legacy into modern living with this Handcrafted Wooden Napkin Holder, meticulously crafted in Saharanpur, India an artisan hub globally recognized for its GI-tagged wooden handicrafts. Each holder is carefully made using authentic, centuries-old techniques by skilled rural artisans who preserve the art of burnt wood finishing to reveal natural grain patterns, giving it a stunning antique, rustic character in a vibrant teal blue, naturally dyed finish.
Eco-Conscious Elegance for Sustainable Living
Crafted from ethically sourced, locally harvested wood, this eco-friendly and biodegradable napkin and cutlery holder is 100% cruelty-free, toxin-free, and plastic-free. The natural finishing process ensures no harmful chemicals are used, making it a safe and sustainable addition to conscious homes and businesses. Every piece is handmade in small batches, supporting fair trade principles and promoting artisan empowerment in rural India.
Functional, Versatile & Stylish
Designed with thoughtful dimensions of 7.8 x 4.2 x 5 inches, this rectangular, multi-purpose holder is ideal for:
Dining table organization: Perfectly holds your daily-use cutlery and napkins.
Home decor accent: Adds rustic charm to kitchen counters, dining areas, or living spaces.
Office desk organizer: Holds pens, stationery, or craft supplies.
Event and party styling: Ideal for themed gatherings or eco-luxury dining setups.
Thoughtful gifting: A meaningful, sustainable gift for weddings, housewarmings, or corporate events.
Accessory display: Perfect for boutique styling or pop-up displays.
Elegance in Every Detail Crafted by Tradition, Designed for Today
The Hummingbird Garden Platter Chip- Dip Platter by HeartfulCraft is a refined blend of heritage craftsmanship and botanical elegance. Lovingly handmade by skilled rural artisans of Saharanpur using age-old wood-turning techniques, this 14x7 inch platter is a celebration of India's artistic roots, modern design, and eco-conscious values.
Made from sustainably sourced mango wood and finished with toxin-free, food-safe epoxy resin, this two-piece platter set (platter + bowl) brings a pop of nature to your dining rituals. With a fresh floral aesthetic and luxurious finish, it turns even casual snacking into an experience.
Product Highlights:
Material: Seasoned Mango Wood with Bondtite Epoxy Resin
Dimensions: 14 x 7 inches (Platter), 1 Complementary Dip Bowl
Finish: Smooth, glossy, and naturally vibrant â?? sealed for lasting shine
Craft Origin: Saharanpur, India-a GI-tagged heritage hub of woodcraft
Sustainability at Its Finest:
Handcrafted with Precision
Eco-friendly & Sustainable
Cruelty-free & Organic
Biodegradable / Low-impact Materials
Naturally Dyed
Ethically Sourced Mango Wood
Plastic-Free, Recyclable Packaging
Small Batch Artistry
Empowers Local Artisan Communities
Cultural Preservation Product
Wholesale & Business Potential
MOQ: 10 units (samples) | Bulk Orders: 500 units minimum
Perfect for:
Conscious lifestyle and homeware brands
Gifting boutiques and fair trade stores
Global handicraft retailers and concept stores
Exporters of Indian luxury craft
Customization: Design, branding, and packaging available on request
Global Shipping: Export-ready with sustainable packaging solutions
High-Margin Product: Ideal for premium eco-living segments
Bring a piece of India's rich cultural legacy into modern living with this Handcrafted Wooden Napkin Holder, meticulously crafted in Saharanpur, India an artisan hub globally recognized for its GI-tagged wooden handicrafts. Each holder is carefully made using authentic, centuries-old techniques by skilled rural artisans who preserve the art of burnt wood finishing to reveal natural grain patterns, giving it a stunning antique, rustic character in a vibrant teal blue, naturally dyed finish.
Eco-Conscious Elegance for Sustainable Living
Crafted from ethically sourced, locally harvested wood, this eco-friendly and biodegradable napkin and cutlery holder is 100% cruelty-free, toxin-free, and plastic-free. The natural finishing process ensures no harmful chemicals are used, making it a safe and sustainable addition to conscious homes and businesses. Every piece is handmade in small batches, supporting fair trade principles and promoting artisan empowerment in rural India.
Functional, Versatile & Stylish
Designed with thoughtful dimensions of 7.8 x 4.2 x 5 inches, this rectangular, multi-purpose holder is ideal for:
Dining table organization: Perfectly holds your daily-use cutlery and napkins.
Home decor accent: Adds rustic charm to kitchen counters, dining areas, or living spaces.
Office desk organizer: Holds pens, stationery, or craft supplies.
Event and party styling: Ideal for themed gatherings or eco-luxury dining setups.
Thoughtful gifting: A meaningful, sustainable gift for weddings, housewarmings, or corporate events.
Accessory display: Perfect for boutique styling or pop-up displays.
