Jaipur design, Mumbai antiques, Jodhpur carving: the three ways Indian furniture reaches a buyer who is paying attention. Anantaya joins tableware, lighting, furniture blending traditional craft with contemporary design under one Jaipur roof. Phillips Antiques gathers antiques, artefacts, furniture, oleographs in Mumbai. Jodhpur Antique works hand-carved wood and reclaimed antique-style furniture. Reclaimed wood sounds solid when knocked and shows its age at the joints; new wood stained old does neither.
Artisan Luxe is described as a Delhi boutique for Indian lighting, glass, rugs and table linens. Its Facebook profile is the available first-party source for current objects, projects and Mehar Chand Market details.
Best for Indian lighting, glass, rugs, and table linen
India's heritage brand since 1960 — hand-block printed textiles, organic skincare, furniture and contemporary Indian wear made by rural artisans across 22 states.
Nivasa presents furniture and interiors that update Indian craft through contemporary forms and finishes. The Delhi store is relevant for substantial home projects, where dimensions, materials and delivery require direct discussion.
Best for Updated takes on Indian handicraft for the home
This Guwahati e-commerce shop gathers cane and bamboo furniture, wicker, water hyacinth ware, and sital pati mats made by Northeast Indian artisans. Stock ranges from woven seating to smaller home decor pieces.
Kalanjali has spent decades gathering Indian handloom sarees, hand-carved furniture, and regional handicrafts under one roof across five showrooms in Telangana and Andhra Pradesh. The stock leans toward South Indian weaves and artefacts sourced from craft clusters rather than mass manufacturers.
A design store selling tableware, lighting, decor, and furniture that combines traditional craft processes with contemporary design. Ayush Kasliwal and Geetanjali Kasliwal created the store.
Best for Tableware, lighting, and furniture blending traditional craft with contemporary design
Anantaya is a Jaipur design house founded by the husband-and-wife team Ayush and Geetanjali Kasliwal, who built the business around collaboration with master artisans across India rather than factory production. The company's stated philosophy holds that objects carry memory, becoming, when shaped with purpose, "vessels of meaning, culture, and quiet impact." Its collections span tableware, lighting, furniture and home decor, produced using natural, responsibly sourced materials and rooted in centuries-old regional craft traditions reinterpreted for contemporary use. The Kasliwals' work has drawn sustained recognition: Anantaya has received the UNESCO Seal of Excellence on four separate occasions, the World Craft Council Award of Excellence in 2022, and was named Craft Brand of the Year the same year. Ayush Kasliwal individually holds an EDIDA Designer of the Year title (2013) and a Lexus Design Award (2019), while Geetanjali Kasliwal has received the COWE India Excellence Award (2022) and recognition from FICCI FLO for women's entrepreneurship. In 2018, Architectural Digest named the practice among the 100 Most Influential Design Firms in the Indian Subcontinent. The Jaipur store operates from the Narain Niwas Palace complex, pairing the Kasliwals' design-led approach with the city's living craft economy of block carvers, metalworkers and weavers.
Working from a workshop in the Tanawara industrial quarter since 1996, Jodhpur Antique hand-builds sheesham and reclaimed-wood furniture in the carved, iron-bound styles associated with the city's antique trade. Bar cabinets, storage trunks and dining sets are made to order rather than pulled from a warehouse line.
Best for Hand-carved wood and reclaimed antique-style furniture
Sasha makes handcrafted apparel, home textiles, furniture, gifts, metal crafts, jewelry and pottery using block printing, batik, kantha embroidery and dhokra brass casting, working with more than a hundred artisan and craft communities across India. It is a Guaranteed Member of the World Fair Trade Organization with shops in Kolkata and Delhi.
Best for Fair-trade handcrafted textiles and crafts
Run by four generations of the Issa family and now by Farooq Issa and Muneera Daya, Phillips Antiques has traded for over 160 years, long settled in Waterloo Mansions in Colaba, Mumbai. The meticulously curated shop deals in oleographs, prints, folk art, brass, furniture and other rare Indian artefacts.
Best for Antiques, artefacts, furniture, oleographs
Heritage Woodcrafts manufactures and exports Kashmir walnut wood furniture -- sideboards, writing desks, chests, and carved boxes -- from its factory and showroom in Srinagar, with a second showroom in Delhi. The company has produced handmade walnut furniture for export for decades.
Makes traditional Chettinad furniture in Rose Wood, Burma Teak, Vengai, Kongu, Pincoda and Karimaruthu wood, including chairs, dining tables, diwans and swings, from Karaikudi with more than 10 years in business.
Crafters occupies a converted spice warehouse on Jew Town Road in Mattancherry, dealing in antiques and curios sourced from across India — brass-inlaid jewelry boxes, Chinese jars, colonial-era furniture and architectural salvage. Founded in 1989 by brothers Sunny and Johny Malayil, the family now runs six shops in the area holding more than 100,000 individual pieces.
Fine Art Emporium has traded antiques from Jew Town in Mattancherry since 1986, dealing in handpicked furniture, metalwork and handicrafts for collectors, interior designers and museums. The shop arranges export documentation for international buyers alongside its walk-in trade.
Architect Roopa Kunkolienkar's studio-store in St. Inez, Panaji, sells handcrafted home pieces made by local artisans, from wooden kitchenware and carved windows to furniture drawn from Goan-Portuguese houses. Much is designed in the studio and finished in its in-house workshop.
Best for Handcrafted Goan home decor and furniture
Kumarakom Treasures has spent more than three decades sourcing handmade pieces directly from Kerala artisans, filling its shop near the Virupukalla bus stop with coir work, wood carvings, traditional masks and handwoven carpets. The stock also runs to antique furniture and vintage Kerala pieces alongside handloom textiles and sarees.
Best for Coir crafts, wood carvings, handloom textiles
Shreeji Silver Art has manufactured and exported Indian silver handicrafts from its Udaipur showroom for more than two decades, producing silver furniture, temple pieces, animal figures, and jewelry. Visitors can browse the collections in person or reach the workshop directly for custom orders.