These cow bells are hand made with tooled genuine leather strap to hang it and make a wonderful addition to your home decor or for gifting. Their sound is very different from commercial machine cut wind chimes.

These bells are handcrafted by artisans from the Kutch region and are known for their melodious sounds which are very different from commercial machine made wind chimes.

These bells are traditionally handcrafted by artisans from the Kutch region and are known for their melodious sounds which are very different from commercial machine made wind chimes.

These bells are traditionally handcrafted by artisans from the Kutch region and are known for their melodious sounds which are very different from commercial machine made wind chimes.

These bells are traditionally handcrafted by artisans from the Kutch region and are known for their melodious sounds which are very different from commercial machine made wind chimes.

These bells are traditionally handcrafted by artisans from the Kutch region and are known for their melodious sounds which are very different from commercial machine made wind chimes.

A bouquet of flowers - Guldasta embroidered in dark maroon velvet. Zardosi embroidery, an exquisite craft symbolizing royalty, was introduced to India by the Mughals in the 17th century. The term "Zar" denotes gold, and "Dosi" translates to embroidery. Historically, Zardosi involved the use of gold and silver threads adorned with precious stones. This particular piece, crafted by artisans of Inaãra, showcases intricate work using gold and silver dipped copper threads, enhanced with an array of semi-precious stones like turquoise, emerald, rubies, tiger’s eye, agates and more.

This rug has been handwoven in Northern India using the Punja weaving technique. It comprises of 80% wool and 20% cotton.

A unique combination rug with various weaving techniques used to create a vintage look while still maintaining a contemporary style. It is definitely one of kind addition to your living space.

An autumn inspired rug woven using the punja weaving technique.

This rug has been handwoven in Northern India using the Punja weaving technique. It comprises of 80% wool and 20% cotton.

This rug has been handwoven in Northern India using the Punja weaving technique. It comprises of 80% wool and 20% cotton.

This rug has been handwoven in Northern India using the Punja weaving technique. It comprises of 80% wool and 20% cotton.

This rug has been handwoven in Northern India using the Punja weaving technique. It comprises of 80% wool and 20% cotton.

This rug has been handwoven in Northern India using the Punja weaving technique. It comprises of 80% wool and 20% cotton.

This rug has been handwoven in Northern India using the Punja weaving technique. It comprises of 80% wool and 20% cotton.

This rug has been handwoven in Northern India using the Punja weaving technique. It comprises of 80% wool and 20% cotton.

This rug has been handwoven in Northern India using the Punja weaving technique. It comprises of 80% wool and 20% cotton.

A stunning Aztec pattern with a medley of beautifully soft and beautifully bright colours. This rug has been handwoven in Northern India using the Punja weaving technique. It comprises of 80% wool and 20% cotton.

This rug has been handwoven in Northern India using the Punja weaving technique. It comprises of 80% wool and 20% cotton.

This rug has been handwoven in Northern India using the Punja weaving technique. It comprises of 80% wool and 20% cotton.

A classical Moroccon pattern in walls and decor in rendered as an equally mesmerising rug by our skilled weavers. The balance of earthern colours with the Arabesque blue is so on point for the middle eastern vibe!

This rug has been handwoven in Northern India using the Punja weaving technique. It comprises of 80% wool and 20% cotton.

Bhujodi shawls are handwoven in a five hundred year old tradition by a small community of 'vankars' in the Bhujodi region of Kutch, Gujarat. Woven on pit looms, the authentic shawls are made with handspun country wool, which is coarse in texture. As the art developed to cater to commercial needs, a variety of blends have been introduced that offer softer and easier-to-maintain versions. Those blended with tussar (moth) silk are extremely popular for their refined, regal look.

This tribal rug has been handwoven by the vankars of Kutch. Originally nomadic societies, the people of Kutch have now settled down and applied their skills in the production of exquisite and interesting textiles. These rugs are part of their everyday lives and showcase very signature patterns and motifs.

A non-slip mat might be required depending on your floor type.

This rug has been handwoven in Northern India using the Punja weaving technique. It comprises of 80% wool and 20% cotton.

Trendy and much loved, with a combination of flat weave and tufting, this rug offers striking visual that contrasts well with both minimalistic and colourful decor.

This rug has been handwoven in Northern India using the Punja weaving technique. It comprises of 80% wool and 20% cotton.

The 6x4-foot size makes it perfect for accenting. Handwoven using the Punja weaving technique, this rug consists of 80% wool and 20% cotton.

This rug has been handwoven in Northern India using the Punja weaving technique. It comprises of 80% wool and 20% cotton.

This rug has been handwoven in Northern India using the Punja weaving technique. It comprises of 80% wool and 20% cotton.

This beautiful tapestry is hand-embroidered with crewel wool, creating a rich and textured work of art. The intricate needlework depicts tree of life, adding a touch of elegance and sophistication to any home.

Typically done in thin wool or silk thread on linen or cotton fabric, crewel work is uniquely textural. It is a special kind of handembroidery done with a pointed hook used for drapery and upholstery. Because of the high quality of embroidery done on wall hangings and rugs, Kashmiri crewel-work is in great demand throughout the world for its exquisite detail. At Inaãra we work with our partners to bring to you some very exclusive collectible fabric art. Each a unique work of art. Our tapestries come in small to large sizes going up to 6x4 feet. An effort that takes months to complete.

Typically done in thin wool or silk thread on linen or cotton fabric, crewel work is uniquely textural. It is a special kind of handembroidery done with a pointed hook used for drapery and upholstery. Because of the high quality of embroidery done on wall hangings and rugs, Kashmiri crewel-work is in great demand throughout the world for its exquisite detail. At Inaãra we work with our partners to bring to you some very exclusive collectible fabric art. Each a unique work of art. Our tapestries come in small to large sizes going up to 6x4 feet. An effort that takes months to complete.

Namada rugs are made from sheep wool that is prepped by hand and rolled together to create the natural rugs which are then embroidered by hand in the aari style. Typically in natural white colours with colourful embroidery, dyed bright colours are also prepared, and we have set out to collect the most striking ones.

Namada rugs are made from sheep wool that is prepped by hand and rolled together to create the natural rugs which are then embroidered by hand in the aari style. Typically in natural white colours with colourful embroidery, dyed bright colours are also prepared, and we have set out to collect the most striking ones.

Namada rugs are made from sheep wool that is prepped by hand and rolled together to create the natural rugs which are then embroidered by hand in the aari style. Typically in natural white colours with colourful embroidery, dyed bright colours are also prepared, and we have set out to collect the most striking ones.

Namada rugs are made from sheep wool that is prepped by hand and rolled together to create the natural rugs which are then embroidered by hand in the aari style. Typically in natural white colours with colourful embroidery, dyed bright colours are also prepared, and we have set out to collect the most striking ones.

This beautiful tapestry is hand-embroidered with crewel wool, creating a rich and textured work of art. The intricate needlework depicts animals, adding a touch of elegance and sophistication to any home.

This beautiful tapestry is hand-embroidered with crewel wool, creating a rich and textured work of art. The intricate needlework depicts three birds, adding a touch of elegance and sophistication to any home.

This vibrant tapestry, hand-woven with rich threads, tells stories of distant lands. Intricate patterns and motifs dance across the fabric, whispering tales of animals. Hang this tapestry and let its colors ignite your imagination, transforming your walls into a window to a world of wonder.

Crewel work, typically executed in thin wool or silk thread on linen or cotton, offers a unique textural quality. It involves hand embroidery using a pointed hook, primarily for drapery and upholstery. Kashmiri crewel-work, renowned for its exquisite detail, is highly sought after globally, especially for wall hangings and rugs. At Inaãra, we collaborate with partners to offer exclusive collectible fabric art, each piece being a unique work of art. Our tapestries range from small to large sizes, with some as large as 6x4 feet, requiring months to complete.

This piece depicts the chinar tree’s leaves in autumn season when they turn into vivid shades of orange, yellow and reds. Chinar tree is a significant part of Kashmir’s natural beauty and is often depicted in Kashmiri art, poetry and folklores.

Crewel work, typically executed in thin wool or silk thread on linen or cotton, offers a unique textural quality. It involves hand embroidery using a pointed hook, primarily for drapery and upholstery. Kashmiri crewel-work, renowned for its exquisite detail, is highly sought after globally, especially for wall hangings and rugs. At Inaãra, we collaborate with partners to offer exclusive collectible fabric art, each piece being a unique work of art. Our tapestries range from small to large sizes, with some as large as 6x4 feet, requiring months to complete

nspired by the Arabian horses, this is a beautiful piece for any room.

This rug has been handwoven in Northern India using the Punja weaving technique. It comprises of 80% wool and 20% cotton.