Kutchi Embroidered Leather Bag
Hand-stitched leatherwork with mirror embroidery
Hodka
Made by Ramesh Meghwal
₹5,400- Dyes
- Natural Tan
- Madder Red
- Iron Black
Made to order in Kutch - dispatch in 7-10 days
·Artisans receive 62% of every rupee you pay. The split is printed on the invoice.
·Free shipping across India above ₹2,500 · Cash on Delivery available
Bhuj, Kutch
We work directly with fourteen craft clusters across Kutch and Saurashtra - Patola weavers in Patan, Ajrakh printers in Ajrakhpur, Kumbhar potters in Khavda. Every piece carries the name of the person who made it.
Ajrakh resist block printing
Juned Khatri
third-generation printer · Ajrakhpur, Bhuj taluka
Shop by craft
12 crafts, 10 clusters, one catalogue.
The people
Artisan profile
Rogan art survives in one village - Nirona - and in one extended family. Rizwan Khatri draws freehand with a metal stylus, never touching the cloth, and folds the fabric to mirror the motif. A large piece takes him three weeks.
Read his storyJust in from Bhuj
Hand-stitched leatherwork with mirror embroidery
Hodka
Made by Ramesh Meghwal
₹5,400Sand-cast brass, hand-lathe finished
Sihor
Made by Kiritbhai Kansara
Sale price ₹3,200Double ikat Patola weaving, GI-tagged
Patan
Made by Bharat Salvi
₹85,000Ajrakh resist block printing, sixteen stages
Ajrakhpur
Made by Juned Khatri
₹2,400The craft map
Thirteen years later we work with 240 artisans across fourteen clusters - Patan, Ajrakhpur, Nirona, Khavda, Sumrasar Sheikh, Hodka, Thangadh and others. We commission, we do not wholesale, and the maker sets the timeline.
North Gujarat - Bharat Salvi
Sakinaben Khatri
Bhuj taluka - Juned Khatri
Kutch - Hansiben Rabari
Banni, Kutch - Jamnaben Ahir
Nakhatrana taluka, Kutch - Rizwan Khatri, Salim Luhar, Hamir Wada
north Kutch - Ismail Kumbhar
Surendranagar district, Saurashtra - Rameshbhai Prajapati
Bhavnagar district, Saurashtra - Kiritbhai Kansara
Banni, Kutch - Ramesh Meghwal
How we price
Artisans receive 62% of every rupee you pay. The split is printed on the invoice.
We publish the artisan’s share on every invoice. No agents, no mandi cut.
Patan Patola, Kutch Embroidery and Ajrakh carry their Geographical Indication papers.
Made to order in the cluster, so every piece varies slightly - as it should.
Craft notes
Ajrakh is resist-printed and washed sixteen times, dyed in indigo and madder root, and it needs sweet water. After the 2001 earthquake turned the wells at Dhamadka saline, the Khatri printers built a new village - Ajrakhpur - and carried the craft eleven kilometres with them.
Shop AjrakhDispatch in 7-10 days
Every piece is made to order in the cluster, so we dispatch in 7-10 days and write to you with the artisan’s name when it leaves Bhuj. Pan-India courier is free above ₹2,500 and international shipping is quoted at checkout; Cash on Delivery is available across India and a GST invoice is included with every order. Because these are handmade, colour, weave and finish will vary slightly from the photographs - that variation is the craft, not a defect.
Check delivery to your PIN code, or write to the studio if you would like a piece commissioned in a different size or colour.
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Monday - Saturday, 10:00 - 18:30 IST · Cluster visits arranged with a week’s notice
Most ordered
Double ikat Patola weaving, GI-tagged
Patan
Made by Bharat Salvi
₹85,000Rogan painting, freehand stylus work
Nirona
Made by Rizwan Khatri
₹32,000Lippan kaam mud relief with shisha mirror inlay
Ludiya
Made by Jamnaben Ahir
₹6,500Cold-hammered iron bell, copper-coated and ear-tuned
Nirona
Made by Salim Luhar
₹450From the buyers
The Ajrakh runner is beautiful, but what I keep telling people about is the card that came with it naming Juned Khatri and the village. Dispatch took nine days exactly as stated, and the GST invoice showed the artisan share. I have bought three more things since.
Meera Iyer·Bengaluru, Karnataka·April 18, 2026Verified order
I grew up seeing Patola at weddings and always assumed the real thing was out of reach. Bharatbhai sent photographs from the loom every few weeks. The reverse is identical to the front, which is the test. Expensive, and completely fair.
Rohan Desai·Ahmedabad, Gujarat·March 6, 2026Verified order
The Suf embroidery is finer than anything I have found in Delhi emporiums and the mirrors are properly set, not glued. My only note is that the cover ran about a centimetre small against my insert - they did say handwork varies, so read that line seriously.
Ananya Sharma·New Delhi·February 21, 2026Verified order
Ordered the set of three copper bells on a whim and they genuinely sound tuned to each other. Paid Cash on Delivery, arrived in Kochi in five days after dispatch, packed in cloth and straw rather than plastic. Ordering the brass lamp next.
Vikram Nair·Kochi, Kerala·January 29, 2026Verified order
From the clusters
What is on the loom, which craft needs orders this season, and where we will be exhibiting. No discount codes.