Our story
Fair prices, paid first, with the maker's name on the tag.
Haath means hand. We started in 2020 in Bhujodi, Kutch, buying ajrakh and embroidery from neighbours who'd lost their tourist buyers in the lockdown (sample story).
Today we work with 60 craft clusters in 14 states. We pay makers when we place an order, agree prices with them rather than to them, and print the maker's name on every tag, so you know exactly whose hands made your piece.
60craft clusters
14states
55%of the price goes to makers
2,800artisans
What we promise
Paid first
Makers are paid when we order, not when it sells.
Named makers
Every tag says who made it and where.
Natural materials
Natural dyes, local clay, cane and wood wherever possible.
Plastic-free packing
Cloth bags, paper and jute. No bubble wrap.
Gifting for a team or a wedding?
Curated craft hampers with a card about each maker, from 20 pieces upwards.