From the ancient looms of India to luxury homes worldwide, discover the heritage that weaves through every thread of our story.
Founded in 2025 by Palakshya Sharma and team in Bhopal, Indikaara was born to celebrate India’s timeless artistry. Palakshya’s journey through the weaving centers of Rajasthan, Gujarat, and Uttar Pradesh revealed master artisans who had perfected their craft for generations yet struggled to reach global markets.
Indikaara stands as a bridge between artisans and discerning customers worldwide, ensuring each handcrafted piece reflects beauty, fair trade, sustainability, and cultural preservation.
Beyond weaving traditions, we collaborate with artists of Gond art from Madhya Pradesh and Warli art from Chhattisgarh, along with Madhubani, Mandala, and Wheat Stem art. These diverse art forms carry stories of nature, mythology, spirituality, and rural ingenuity.
By weaving these legacies into our designs, we keep Indian culture intact while offering authentic, handcrafted products. Indikaara is more than a marketplace—it is a movement to honor artisans with dignity, recognition, and fair value.
The Year It All Began
Every Indikaara piece is crafted by skilled artisans who have inherited techniques passed down through generations. Meet the masters who bring our vision to life.
Master Weaver, Mirzapur
With over 35 years of experience, Rajesh specializes in traditional Persian-style rugs. His family has been weaving for four generations, and he has trained over 50 apprentices.
Textile Artist, Gujarat
Meera brings contemporary designs to traditional techniques. Her innovative use of color and pattern has made her pieces sought after by interior designers worldwide.
Heritage Craftsman, Rajasthan
Ashok specializes in antique restoration and vintage-style pieces. His knowledge of historical patterns and techniques helps preserve India's textile heritage.
We are committed to preserving traditional craftsmanship while creating opportunities for artisan communities and bringing authentic luxury to homes worldwide.
Every piece is genuinely handcrafted using traditional techniques passed down through generations.
We ensure fair wages and working conditions for all our artisan partners and their communities.
We use eco-friendly materials and processes that respect both the environment and tradition.
We maintain the highest standards of quality in every piece that bears the Indikaara name.
Our partnerships have provided sustainable livelihoods to over 500 artisan families across India.
Over 50,000 handcrafted pieces have found their way to homes in 25+ countries worldwide.
Nearly four decades of preserving and promoting India's rich textile traditions.
When you choose Indikaara, you're not just buying a product – you're supporting artisan communities, preserving traditional crafts, and bringing a piece of India's heritage into your home.
