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An artisan in Kutch hand-stitching a tan leather sling bag on a wooden workbench

Bhuj · Kutch · Gujarat

The soul of Kutch lives in every stitch.

Leather cut, stitched and embroidered by artisan families who have worked this craft for generations. No factory, no shortcuts.

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What the workshop makes

Stitched by hand, not machine

Every bag is saddle-stitched by a leather worker in Bhuj — two needles, one waxed thread.

Vegetable-tanned leather

Buffalo hide tanned with bark, not chrome. It smells like leather and ages into a patina.

Small batches of 8–15

We make what the workshop can finish well in a week. When a piece sells out, it waits its turn.

COD and defect protection

Pay on delivery anywhere in India. Defective, damaged or incorrect items are covered.

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A Kutchi craftswoman embroidering a mirror-work panel in a whitewashed mud hut

The craft

Two pairs of hands, three to five days

In the villages around Bhuj, leatherwork and embroidery have never been separate trades. A leather worker cuts the hide, wets it, shapes it over a wooden form and saddle-stitches the seams by hand — two needles crossing through one hole, the way a camel saddle was stitched a century ago.

The embroidered panel comes from a different house altogether. Women of the Rabari and Ahir communities work mirror, chain and interlacing stitch at home, in daylight, between cooking and cattle. A single panel can take a full day.

That is why our batches are small and why no two pieces are identical. A slightly different mirror placement, a thread that sits a little differently — that's the hand of the person who made it, not a defect.

Our founder

Mohan Marvara

Mohan Marvara founded Kutch Craft Shop to connect the traditional skills of Kutch with homes around the world, creating meaningful opportunities for every hand behind a piece.

An artisan hand-stitching a tan leather panel at a workbench in Bhuj

Leatherwork

Skilled hands shape and saddle-stitch the leather using patient, time-honoured techniques.

An artisan working mirror embroidery on a panel in daylight

Embroidery

Women artisans create intricate mirror, chain and interlacing stitch panels by hand.

An artisan cutting buffalo hide on a wooden workshop table

Cutting & finishing

Every piece is carefully cut, assembled, checked and prepared before it leaves Kutch.

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One quiet email when new pieces are finished. No sale spam, because we don't run sales.