We are from Ramgarh Shekhawati — a small town in the Sikar district of Rajasthan that most people drive past without stopping. But those who know it, know it well. Shekhawati has been a place of craft, trade, and artistry for centuries. The walls here tell stories in fresco. The hands here have always known how to make things that last.
We grew up surrounded by that. And when we started Ramgarh Crafts, we did not have to look far for inspiration. It was already in the walls, in the workshops, and in the people around us.
We are from Ramgarh Shekhawati — a small town in Rajasthan's Sikar district. Those who know it, know it for centuries of craft, fresco, and things built to last. We started Ramgarh Crafts because the inspiration was already around us — in the walls, the workshops, and the hands of people who have always made things the right way. We make solid wood furniture — sheesham, teak, and mango — crafted without shortcuts. No veneers. Nothing built to be replaced. Every piece is handmade by artisans who know when something is truly finished.
We are a registered MSME under Make in India. Every order is made from scratch — wood picked, cut, and shaped for you. That is why it takes 2–3 weeks. We run a craft workshop, not a factory. We source timber locally and work with local artisans. This keeps our craft honest. When you buy from us, you know where it came from, who made it, and that we can stand behind every piece. We offer customisation because a home is personal. Different size, different finish, or built for a specific space — these are not exceptions for us. They are exactly the kind of work we enjoy most.
We source our timber locally, work with local artisans, and keep our supply chain close. This is not a trend for us. It is just how we have always done things. Keeping things local means we know where the wood comes from, we know the people who shape it, and we can stand behind every piece that leaves our workshop with real confidence — not the kind that comes from a quality control checklist, but the kind that comes from knowing exactly how something was made and by whom. It also means that when you buy from us, you are not just buying furniture. You are supporting a workshop in Ramgarh Shekhawati, a craftsman who has spent years building his skill, and a way of making things that deserves to continue.
We also offer customisation — because a home is personal, and furniture should be too. If you need a different finish, a different size, or something built specifically for your space, we want to hear about it. A dining table that fits an awkward corner. A bed frame built for a non-standard mattress. A storage unit designed around the exact wall you have in mind. These are not complicated requests for us — they are the kind of work we enjoy most. Customisation is not an add-on service we offer reluctantly. It is an extension of the same belief that runs through everything we do: that the person living with the furniture should have a say in how it is made.
