A muted floral rug in blue, rose and gold under a wooden chair with a cream cushion

Dakchi India · Handcrafted heritage

Objects witha story.Crafted to stay.

Handcrafted Indian heritage for modern homes. Jute, textile, and weave made with intention.

The Dakchi way

“We do not make things quickly. We make things that last.”

Dakchi was born from one woman's belief that the things we bring into our homes should carry meaning, bridging ancient Indian craft traditions with the modern home.

Close-up of a hand-woven texture in rust, cream and navy, with the words Crafted by artisans, treasured by artisans

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Rugs, pashmina & more

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A long rug with a green border and orange and cream florals hanging outdoors, with two woven baskets of plants at its foot

Woven Earth

Handwoven jute rugs

Handwoven jute rugs in natural earthy tones, made on traditional looms by skilled artisans.

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Animal rugs

A little wild. A little playful.

Entirely handcrafted: tigers, cheetahs, elephants and woodland creatures, to bring a little wildness home.

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A tiger-shaped tufted rug in mustard, black and white on a wooden floor in warm light. Text reads A little wild, a little playful, entirely handcrafted.

Golden Crouching Tiger Rug

A blue rug with foxes, birds and plants in rust and gold, under a velvet stool and a round side table in a living room

Sand Crouching Tiger Rug

A tiger-skin style rug in yellow, black and white with a stylised tiger face, spotted sides and paws, on a white background

Tiger Skin Rug

A tiger-shaped tufted rug on a herringbone floor beside a stool, with a bookcase behind

Golden Crouching Tiger Rug

The craft behind Dakchi

Made slowly. Made with meaning.

Each Dakchi piece is not just décor. It is a living archive of skill, care, and cultural memory.

More about the craft

A woman in a red bandhani outfit stitching a round jute and cotton piece by hand, with thread and baskets beside her. Text reads Care in craft.

Hands holding three rolled handwoven rugs in blue, grey and natural tones

Close-up of a mustard and cream floral rug with a yellow fringed cushion

Care in craft: pieces are made by hand, stitch by stitch and row by row.

A sepia photograph of Priyanka, founder of Dakchi, pinned to a card that reads: Dakchi was born from one woman's belief that the things we bring into our homes should carry meaning.

Our story · Born from love

A mother's dream, woven into every thread.

Dakchi was born from one woman's belief that the things we bring into our homes should carry meaning. Priyanka — a weaver, embroiderer, surface designer, and mother — started this brand to bridge ancient Indian craft traditions with the modern home.

Daksh + Chitranshi = Dakchi. Named after her children. A brand born from love, built to last generations.

Priyanka · Founder

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The Dakchi Circle

The people we meet along the way

Friends who chose to bring handcraft into their everyday life. Have a Dakchi piece at home? Share it with us on Instagram, @dakchi_india.

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Voices

What they feel

“The rug arrived and I genuinely teared up. You can feel the hand in it, the real weight of something made slowly. My entire family stopped to run their hands across it.”
Anjali Sharma, Mumbai
“I gifted a Dakchi piece to my mother and she asked where I found something so thoughtfully made. It is the kind of object that becomes part of a home's story.”
Priya Menon, Bangalore
“In a world full of mass-produced things, Dakchi is genuinely different. The imperfections are the point. This is what real craft feels like.”
Radhika Joshi, Delhi