Safe Shipping for Handcrafted Indian Art

Shipping fragile handmade art isn't just about cardboard and tape. Whether you order a lightweight Tanjore painting or a solid bronze sculpture, the risks are different, and so is our approach to keeping them safe.

Our Protective Layers

We utilize a multi-stage packaging process. Smaller items like Vaagai wood carvings and enamel-coated alloy idols are wrapped in multiple layers of foam and protective bubble wrap. For our wall panels and delicate Tanjore paintings, we use sturdy corrugated sheets to prevent surface scratches and edge damage during handling.

Handling Heavyweights

The most significant challenge comes with our heavy brass and bronze heirloom idols, which often weigh between 3kg and 15kg. For anything over 10kg, we secure them in custom-made wooden crates. This structure prevents crushing or tipping during domestic transit. It ensures that when you unbox your piece, the intricate chasing work on the metal remains pristine.

Where We Ship

Our workshop in Coimbatore and our various galleries across Bengaluru serve as the central hubs for all dispatches. Whether you are ordering a gift for a wedding in a nearby locality or having a deity idol delivered to a different state, our protocol remains consistent. We want that first moment you unbox your art to feel just as special as if you had picked it up from our store shelves yourself.