Made at the bench,
not from a catalogue
A workshop in Mumbai making the display and the packaging that jewellery is shown and sent in — cut, covered and finished to a drawing you approve.
Nothing leaves unseen
Every order is checked before it is packed, against the drawing it was made to rather than against a memory of it. That is the whole of the method: agree the specification in writing, then hold the work to it.
Approved specifications are kept — the lacquer, the felt, the routed cavity, the board — so a repeat order can be made to the same sheet as the first rather than matched by eye.
What we promise in writing
Signed inspection
Every consignment ships with a card naming the master who cleared it.
Held specifications
Approved colours and routed profiles stay in our archive so repeats match, years later.
Materials to specification
Boards, foams, suedes and felts chosen against the finish and the wear the piece has to survive.
Sampling before commitment
A sample made to the approved drawing, so the first full run is not the first time anyone sees it.