Bhu
Discover Bhu, a home and lifestyle furniture label, with a commitment to local materials and craftsmanship, where every piece is proudly produced in India. Bhu’s products strike a perfect balance between contemporary aesthetics and a strong connection to Indian ethos.
Each creation embodies a modern outlook while remaining deeply rooted in Indian traditions. Their furniture and light fixtures have a quintessentially urban aesthetic and are a genuine celebration of India’s rich heritage of craftsmanship.
Instagram: @bhu.india
NEYTT
Based out of Kerala, Neytt, was founded by Sivan Santhosh and Nimisha Srinivas with a vision to redefine premium lifestyle floor coverings. Meticulously crafted by hand, Neytt’s rugs exemplify age-old techniques and are made entirely of natural materials. Handcrafted using exotic raw materials like silk, sisal, seagrass, water hyacinth, lyocell, bamboo silk, linen, and recycled PET, their rugs are exclusive and sustainable. The designs are nuanced as well as very contemporary, effortlessly blending heritage and modernism.
neytt.com
HEIRLOOM NAGA
Heirloom Naga, the home decor brand, pays homage to the skilled weavers of Nagaland, showcasing their native textiles and craftsmanship. Since its inception in the early nineties, founder Jesmina Zeliang has been at the forefront of revitalizing “Made in Nagaland” textiles to discerning customers globally, preserving cultural legacy and providing livelihood opportunities for rural weavers.
heirloomnaga.com
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