Since 1950
Where the hand meets the machine.
Seventy years of woodcraft in Hisar, Haryana - carried in the grain of every door we ship.
Finished piece
CNC-milledCraftsmanship
Where the hand meets the machine
For seventy years the grain has passed through the same hands in Hisar. Today those hands work alongside precision CNC - the tool sets the line, the artisan gives it life. Nothing leaves without both.
years of woodcraft
A legacy built since the 1950s.
carved in tandem
Artisan hands for the soul, precision tools for the line.
MP · CP · TNZ · IVC
Kiln-dried, seasoned and treated to outlast generations.
Selecting the teak
Only MP, CP, TNZ and IVC teak - chosen plank by plank, then kiln-dried, seasoned and chemically treated so it never moves once it's yours.
Drawing the line
Precision CNC sets the geometry - the coffers, the panels, the repeating motifs - with a consistency the eye trusts.
The hand finishes
Then the artisan takes over: undercutting the carving, softening the edges, giving the piece the irregular life a machine can't.
Oil, not coat
A hand-rubbed finish that deepens the grain instead of hiding it - so the wood keeps breathing for decades.
Common questions
Materials and process, answered.
Solid teak only - MP, CP, TNZ and IVC grades, chosen plank by plank, then kiln-dried, seasoned and chemically treated so it holds its shape for decades.
Both. Precision CNC sets the geometry - the coffers, panels and repeating motifs - with consistency the eye trusts. Then an artisan hand-finishes every piece: undercutting the carving, softening edges and giving it the irregular life a machine alone can't.
A hand-rubbed oil finish that deepens the grain instead of sealing over it, so the wood keeps breathing for decades rather than being locked under a coat.