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Store and organize your precious belongings in timeless style with this Handcrafted Sheesham Wood Inlay Jewellery Box. Made from premium Sheesham wood and decorated with intricate inlay work, this elegant box combines practical storage with traditional Indian artistry, making it ideal for jewellery, keepsakes, accessories, and premium gifting.
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HANDCRAFTED
Inlay Jewellery Box
Price range: ₹12,480.00 through ₹25,800.00
This exquisite Sheesham Wood Inlay Jewellery Box is more than a storage solution—it is a handcrafted work of art. Skilled artisans combine natural Sheesham wood with intricate acrylic inlay patterns to create an elegant box that adds a royal, antique character to any dressing table or interior.
The jewellery box can feature organized compartments for different types of jewellery and a dedicated space for bangles and bracelets. The interior layout can also be customized according to storage requirements, while exterior patterns and personalized names can be incorporated for a truly individual creation.
It is particularly suitable as a wedding, anniversary, or special-occasion gift and can also be displayed as a sophisticated home décor piece.
The Handcrafted Sheesham Wood Inlay Jewellery Boxes are available in multiple sizes, offering options for different jewellery collections and storage requirements. The collection includes 12 × 8 × 6-inch boxes weighing 3.040 kg and 3.080 kg, 15 × 10 × 6 inches weighing 5.080 kg, 16.5 × 11.5 × 8 inches weighing 6.520 kg, 12 × 12 × 7 inches weighing 5.480 kg, and a large 26 × 17 × 16-inch box weighing 8.480 kg. Prices range from ₹12,480 to ₹25,000 with Mension Polish and ₹13,180 to ₹25,800 with PU Polish, depending on the selected size and design. These boxes feature premium Sheesham wood and acrylic inlay work and can be customized with personalized names, exterior patterns, and interior layouts.
Frequently AskedQuestions
What is Hoshiarpur Wooden Inlay Craft?
Hoshiarpur Wooden Inlay Craft, also known as Tarkashi, is a traditional art form that originated in Punjab over 350 years ago. Skilled artisans create intricate patterns by embedding materials into handcrafted wooden products, resulting in unique pieces of furniture, décor, and collectibles.
Are all products handmade?
Yes. Every product is handcrafted by skilled artisans using traditional techniques passed down through generations. Due to the handmade nature of the craft, slight variations may occur, making each piece unique and authentic.
Do you accept custom orders?
Absolutely. We specialize in custom wooden inlay projects for homes, luxury interiors, hotels, offices, corporate gifts, and bespoke furniture. Contact our team to discuss your requirements and receive a personalized quotation.
Do you ship across India and internationally?
Yes. We offer shipping across India and can arrange international delivery for selected products. Shipping costs and delivery timelines vary depending on the product size and destination.
How does your organization support artisans?
As an artisan-led initiative, we work to preserve the heritage of Hoshiarpur Tarkashi while creating sustainable livelihood opportunities for local craftsmen. Through training, skill development, and market access, we help empower artisan communities and keep this traditional craft alive.
What is your return policy?
We accept eligible return requests within 10 days of delivery. Products must be unused, in their original condition and packaging, with all tags and accessories intact. For any product received damaged or defective, an unboxing video is compulsory for us to verify the condition at the time of delivery. Please contact us as soon as possible after receiving the order with your order details and the required video/photos. Customised or personalised products may not be eligible for return unless they arrive damaged or defective.
Call us at +91 97500 00217 or Whatsapp us at +91 99149 00217
A Legacy in Every Grain
The art of Hoshiarpur wooden inlay, known as Ivory Inlay, has been passed down through master craftsmen for over 350 years. Originating in the royal courts of Punjab, this meticulous technique involves carving delicate grooves into hard wood and painstakingly embedding fine brass wires or bone pieces to create seamless, flush patterns.
