Authentic Handcrafted Treasures from Nepal.

Individual pieces, chosen by hand in the workshops that made them in Kathmandu Valley, and shipped worldwide with duties prepaid.

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Why Source Handicrafts from Nepal?

Nepal is one of the world's richest sources of authentic handmade products, with centuries-old craft traditions and a thriving artisan community.

Bought at the Maker's Price

Pieces are bought face to face in the workshop, at the price the maker asks, and paid for on the spot. There is no importer, no agent and no consolidator taking a cut in between — which is why the money reaches the person who did the work, and why we can tell you exactly where a piece came from.

No two are the same

Hand-hammered bowls, mineral-pigment thangka, lost-wax bronze — none of it can be replicated by a machine, and none of it comes out twice the same way. The small variations are the proof of the hand that made it, and they are the reason we sell each piece as the individual object it is rather than as a line item.

What it costs, and why

Because we buy in the workshop and ship straight to you, the price covers the maker, the freight and us — and nobody else. An importer, an agent and a wholesaler would each take a margin on the way, which is how a £180 shawl becomes a £400 shawl without a single extra hour of work going into it.

Older than almost anything you own

Patan's metalworkers have cast bronze since the 3rd century. Pashmina weaving dates to the 15th. Lokta paper has been documented here for over a thousand years. These are not revivals or heritage-branded reproductions — they are unbroken working traditions, and the piece you buy comes off the same benches.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to the most common questions about sourcing Nepali handicrafts for your business.

What is the minimum order quantity (MOQ) for wholesale?
MOQs vary by category and are set by the workshop, not by us. As a guide: felt products 50-500 pieces per design (rugs and large items 10-50, felt balls 100-500), pashmina 50 pieces per colour, lokta paper 50-100 pieces for finished products, jewelry 50 pieces per design, singing bowls 20 pieces per size, wooden carvings 10-20 pieces, thangka 5-10 pieces per design, and metal statues 5-10 pieces for standard designs. Single-piece custom commissions are quoted individually. Nepali MOQs are lower than Chinese factory MOQs because production is workshop-based rather than assembly-line, and most workshops will run a sample quantity before a bulk commitment.
How do you ship internationally?
We ship worldwide via air freight (DHL, FedEx) for samples and urgent orders, and via sea freight for large wholesale shipments. All products are professionally packed with appropriate protection. We handle export documentation including customs invoices, packing lists, certificates of origin, and any product-specific certificates (fumigation for wood, silver hallmarking, etc.).
What are the customs duties on Nepali handicrafts?
It depends on the destination and the HS code. Nepal is a Least Developed Country, so most handicrafts enter the EU duty-free under the Everything But Arms scheme, provided a certificate of origin accompanies the shipment. US preference programmes for Nepali goods have changed repeatedly and lapse between renewals, so we will not tell a US buyer their goods arrive duty-free — have your customs broker confirm the current treatment against the specific HS code before you budget. Correct classification and a certificate of origin are what actually determine what you pay.
How do you ensure product quality?
Quality is arranged per order rather than through a standing programme. We agree the specification with you in writing before production starts, and we send pre-shipment photographs of the actual goods for your approval before anything is packed. For a first order we strongly recommend samples, because handmade work varies between workshops and photographs of someone else's piece are not a specification. If you would rather not rely on our word, independent inspection agencies operate in Kathmandu and we will work with the inspector you appoint, at your cost.
Are your products fairly traded?
We buy face to face from the workshops themselves and pay the asking price on the spot, in cash, without haggling the maker down — which is the part of fair trade that actually reaches the person who did the work. No exporter, no agent, no consolidator taking a cut in between. We can tell you which workshop a piece came from and what we paid for it, which is a harder thing to say than holding a certificate.
Can I order product samples before placing a bulk order?
Absolutely. We encourage all new buyers to order samples first. Sample orders are priced at retail rates and shipped via express courier. Sample costs can be credited against your first wholesale order. Typical sample delivery takes 5-10 business days depending on your location.

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