Our story
A house for the people who still make things by hand.
Karigar means craftsperson. We began with one question: why is the best of Indian craft so hard to find, and so rarely credited to the people behind it?
From the workshop to your table
India's craft traditions are thousands of years old — lost-wax casting in Bengal, Madhubani painting in Bihar, hammered copper in Jaipur. Yet the people carrying them forward often sell through layers of middlemen and see little of the final price.
Naaz Creation works directly with workshops and cooperatives, tells their stories on every product page, and ships their work around the world, so that the hand that made it is the first name you meet.
What we stand for
Four promises behind every piece
Made by hand
No moulds, no assembly lines. Every piece is shaped, cast, carved or painted by one pair of hands.
Fair to the maker
We pay artisans the price they ask and commission ahead, so a craft can be a career, not a compromise.
Made to last
Natural materials and slow methods mean our pieces age beautifully and can be passed down.
Honest about origin
Every product page names its craft, its region and, wherever possible, its maker.
How it comes to you
Our process
01
Sourced
We travel to workshops across Bihar, Bengal, Rajasthan and Uttar Pradesh and commission pieces directly.
02
Crafted
Artisans work at their own pace — a copper bottle takes two days, a Dokra tree a week.
03
Checked
Each piece is inspected, finished and photographed by our team in Jaipur.
04
Delivered
Packed in recycled, plastic-free materials and shipped across India and abroad.