2025 figures
Numbers we will stand behind
Figures we can evidence, and the ones we deliberately do not claim. Published annually, audited by a third party.
28 yrs
Exporting handicraft since 1998
1,200+
Artisans & craftworkers
40k/mo
Units shipped
32
Countries served
The ledger
- Marble slurry recovered
- 310 tonnes
- Stone offcut reused
- 61%
- Artisan payments made
- ₹9.8 crore
- Median earnings vs. local minimum
- +38%
- Kiln fuel that is LPG or briquette
- 72%
- Trainees brought in
- 260
Cutting slurry dewatered and sent to tile and cement makers instead of landfill.
Small offcut goes into coasters, inlay and tealight blocks rather than skips.
Paid directly to individual bank accounts, no cash, no intermediaries.
For hours actually worked, measured across all four clusters.
Terracotta kilns run on cleaner fuel, not raw wood; flue heat is recovered for drying.
Paid a full stipend through a twelve-week training period.
What we do not claim
We are not carbon neutral. We have not offset anything. Sea freight and kiln firing are the two largest lines in our footprint and no amount of handwork cancels them out.
We do not call unglazed terracotta “all natural” and leave it there. The glazes, sealers and lacquers are on the spec sheet, and so is every additive.
What we will stand behind: the payment records, the slurry and offcut tonnages, and the artisan count. Those are auditable, and we would rather be held to three real numbers than twenty decorative ones.