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At The Beehive India, our work is rooted in a deep respect for indigenous woods and heritage woodcraft techniques. We believe in preserving the authentic identity of the craft while creating contemporary products that reflect thoughtful design and cultural continuity.

Over the years, we’ve explored 20–30 native wood species, studying their grain, strength, aroma, and behavior. Rather than imposing form, we let the wood itself guide the design — allowing its natural properties to determine the shape, function, and purpose of each product.

In every piece, we aim to honor the soul of the material and the hand of the maker — keeping Indian craft traditions alive through design that is both honest and enduring.

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Our Collections

  • Qutub Series

    Inspired by Delhi’s iconic Qutub Minar, this heritage collection features motifs reinterpreted in wood by traditional artisans using the Marquetry craft technique.

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  • Zig Zag / Chevron Series

    Inspired by naturally occurring chevron patterns, this series features wooden inlay motifs brought to life using the Marquetry craft by traditional artisans.

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  • Bird Series

    Inspired by Indian birds, this series captures their forms through marquetry inlay, using the natural colours of wood to reflect the birds’ true hues.

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  • Leaf Series

    Inspired by the elegant champa leaf, the motif is intricately interpreted in wood using the marquetry craft technique.

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  • Comb Series

    A creative diversification of the Comb craft, the Comb Series is developed in collaboration with wooden comb-making artisans from Bijnore

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  • Tarkashi Traditional Series

    Using the Tarkashi (brass wire inlay) craft technique, dense patterns are meticulously inlaid to create a surface that glows with subtle metallic lustre.

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  • Tarkashi Vertical Inlay

    Brass wires have been vertically inlaid using the Tarkashi technique to create a distinct and unconventional pattern language.

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  • Pattachitra

    Traditional Pattachitra motifs have been hand-painted on wooden surfaces to create a distinctive product range. All colours used are naturally extracted, staying true to the art form’s origins.

  • Channapatna

    The tealights are handcrafted by the artisans from Channapatna, using natural lacquer and vibrant vegetable dyes — a reflection of age-old toy-making traditions in a contemporary form.