Direct access to Indian manufacturers for US-based retailers, importers, and DTC brands — skip the domestic wholesale markup and source handcrafted décor at the factory level.
From 20–25 pieces per SKU on selected, ready-to-produce products — small enough for a US retailer or DTC brand to test a new line without committing to factory-scale volumes.
Logo engraving, custom hangtags and labels, and retail-ready packaging, so pieces sold under your own brand on your site or on Amazon look like they were made for you — because they were.
Source metal, wood, glass, rattan, home accents, rugs and custom development across all 9 product categories through a single point of contact, instead of juggling separate factories for each material.
The USA is one of Indiecrafto's core export markets, alongside the UK, Australia, and Europe. As an EPCH & FIEO registered exporter, we ship on FOB India terms as standard, with customs clearance handled by the buyer, or on DAP terms where arranged in advance — so you know exactly where responsibility sits at every stage of the shipment.
Cast-metal, ceramic, concrete and resin vases in brass, bronze, copper, silver and patina finishes, ranging from smooth hammered forms to sculptural textured pieces.
Tabletop sculptures, figurines, woven metal orbs and decorative globes used as standalone accent pieces or curated vignettes.
Mango-wood bowls, nesting trays, boards and vases showing natural grain and bark-edge detailing.
Pillar candle holders, hurricane lanterns and pedestal stands in wrought iron, cast metal, wood and stone-look finishes.
Hammered and enamelled metal plates, oval dishes and serving trays in jewel-tone and metallic finishes.
Nested storage baskets and crates hand-woven from natural rattan, seagrass and metal wire with wood or gold-tone rims and handles.
Diamond-quilted, mesh-textured and mosaic-shell ceramic planters and pots for indoor plant styling.
Mantel and tripod clocks in brass, wood and mixed-metal finishes.
Small-scale occasional furniture pieces — accent chairs, stools and side tables — photographed as styled lifestyle shots.