A Hue Luxe Collection
India Inherited
Curated from the living craft cultures of India. One gift that means something.
A collection of curated heritage boxes, each drawn from the craft traditions of a different Indian region. For companies that want their Diwali gift to leave a mark — not just a memory.
Why India Inherited
Handcrafted from the roots of India.
Carried with meaning.
There are gifts. And then there are gifts that carry something within them.
Every piece in India Inherited is handcrafted — made by artisans who have inherited their skill across generations, working from the cultural ground of their region. The detailing, the patience, the intention in each object: these cannot be replicated by a factory or found on a shelf. This is what makes them rare. This is what makes them personal.
But India’s craft traditions carry more than beauty. They carry meaning. Many of the objects in this collection — the bronze figurines, the sacred geometry of Bidriware, the auspicious motifs of Tanjore, the Warli symbols of harvest and abundance — are rooted in India’s spiritual heritage. They are high-vibrational gifts: objects believed to invite prosperity, positive energy, and good fortune into the spaces they enter. For Diwali, the festival of light and new beginnings, this is precisely the kind of gift worth giving.
You will not find India Inherited in a catalogue. Each box is a curated window into a region’s cultural world — luxurious, soulful, and entirely unlike anything else in corporate gifting.
Made by hand. Passed down through generations.
The hands behind the heritage.
Kutch, Gujarat
Rogan Art
A 400-year-old technique involving castor oil paint worked cold with a metal rod — never once touching the fabric. Today, a single family in the village of Nirona keeps it alive. Each piece is unique, irreplaceable, and made by no one else on earth.
Puri, Odisha
Pattachitra
Born in the workshops surrounding the Jagannath Temple, Pattachitra has been painted by the Chitrakar community for centuries. Cloth is prepared with chalk and tamarind paste, then painted with natural pigments — the stories of the divine rendered in bold line and colour, generation after generation.
Mithila, Bihar
Madhubani
For a thousand years, women of the Mithila region have painted the walls of their homes with sacred motifs — lotus, fish, the sun and moon — believed to invite abundance and protection. It was never meant to be sold. It was an act of devotion.
Bidar, Karnataka
Bidriware
Cast in a zinc-copper alloy in the courts of the Bahmani Sultanate five centuries ago, then etched and inlaid with pure silver wire. The deep black surface and its silver inlay create one of the most visually arresting effects in Indian craft — copied endlessly, never quite equalled.
The collection
Many cultures. Each with its own story.
Each curated around a specific region of India — its craft traditions, its cultural heritage, and the artisans who keep it alive.
Rajasthan
Royal Rajasthan
Starting ₹3,500
Rajasthan does not whisper — it announces itself in colour, gold, and grandeur. Crafts born in palace courts, now curated for those who appreciate what it means to give something truly extraordinary.
What's inside
- Blue pottery
- Kundan box
- Miniature painting
- Gota patti potli
- Wooden toy
- Marble inlay piece
- Marble inlay piece
A box that carries the weight and warmth of a royal heritage.
Gujarat
Garvi Gujarat
Starting ₹3,500
From the salt flats of Kutch to the silk looms of Patan — including Rogan art, practised today by a single family in Nirona, one of the rarest crafts on earth.
What's inside
- Rogan art
- Ajrakh / Bandhani potli
- Mirror mud wall art
- Ahir embroidery product
- Fabric diary
- Shawl / stole
A box as vibrant, layered, and alive as the state it comes from.
Jammu & Kashmir
Kashmiriyat
Starting ₹4,000
Kashmiriyat — the soul of Kashmir — is a sensibility: refined, layered, deeply beautiful. Persian ateliers, walnut wood of rare precision, and the finest needle traditions in the subcontinent.
What's inside
- Papier-mâché piece (Naqash tradition)
- Walnut wood carving
- Kashmiri fabric
- Kani / sozni embroidery item
- Décor piece
From the world's most storied valley — a box that carries its beauty wherever it goes.
West Bengal
Shonar Bangla
Starting ₹3,500
The golden Bengal of Tagore’s imagination lives in terracotta temples, Kantha quilts, and Dokra figurines cast by tribal metalworkers whose techniques predate recorded history.
What's inside
- Terracotta piece
- Kantha embroidery
- Dokra artifact
- Patachitra scroll
- Jamdani pouch
- Classical instrument-inspired mirror
A box woven from Bengal's golden, irrepressible creative heritage.
Uttar Pradesh
Avadh ki Nazakat
Starting ₹3,500
Nazakat: an almost untranslatable word meaning delicacy, elegance, and an attention to the finer things that borders on devotion. The spirit of Lucknow’s great court culture.
What's inside
- Marble décor (pietra dura)
- Chikankari fabric
- Brass décor
- Copper set
- Khurja pottery
- Zardozi piece
For those who understand that true luxury has always been in the detail.
Punjab
Punjab di Shaan
Starting ₹3,000
Phulkari — “flower work” embroidery — was traditionally stitched by women for their daughters’ trousseaux: every piece a statement of love, identity, and belonging.
What's inside
- Phulkari fabric
- Cane product
- Metal décor
- Stone décor
A box as warm, vivid, and generous as Punjab itself.
Bihar
Mithila ki Madhubani
Starting ₹3,000
In Mithila, painting is not an art — it is a language. Sacred motifs believed to invite abundance and protection, drawn for a thousand years without interruption.
What's inside
- Madhubani diary
- Madhubani wall plate
- Brass product
- Incense cones
- Maithali postcards
A box rooted in devotion, drawn by hand, made to bring light into the spaces it enters.
Odisha
Kalinga Kala
Starting ₹3,500
Odisha’s craft traditions are inseparable from its temple culture. Pattachitra was born in the workshops surrounding the Jagannath Temple — where art and worship have never been separated.
What's inside
- Pattachitra
- Silver filigree décor (Tarakasi)
- Ikat fabric / product
- Wooden idol
- Applique work
- Palm leaf painting
A box where every piece carries the devotion of the hands that made it.
Kerala
Malabar Mystique
Starting ₹3,500
A land of abundance — spice gardens, temple festivals, and rich craft heritage shaped by Kasavu fabric, coir, sandalwood, and the sacred drama of Kathakali.
What's inside
- Wooden figure
- Metal mirror
- Painted mask (Kathakali tradition)
- Kasavu fabric
- Kerala spices
- Pooram elephant
A box that carries the fragrance, colour, and sacred spirit of God's Own Country.
Andhra · Karnataka · Telangana
Deccan Dastaan
Starting ₹3,500
Where Mughal grandeur met ancient South India. Bidriware — cast in zinc and copper, inlaid with silver — has been coveted by collectors for five centuries and never truly equalled.
What's inside
- Channapatna toy
- Bidri piece
- Deccani miniature painting
- Kalamkari
- Wooden art
A box from the heart of the Deccan — where two great civilisations met and made something extraordinary.
Maharashtra
Maratha Maan
Starting ₹3,000
Paithani silk gifted to Mughal emperors, and Warli art — one of the oldest surviving traditions in the subcontinent. Royalty and community, gold and earth.
What's inside
- Warli painting
- Paithani pouch
- Warli coasters and diary
- Sawantwadi wooden toy
A box where ancient tribal wisdom and royal craft sit side by side — as they always have in Maharashtra.
Tamil Nadu
Thanjavur Tales
Starting ₹4,000
The seat of the Chola empire. Tanjore paintings glowing with gold leaf, bronzes cast in the lost-wax tradition, and the Thanjavur dancing doll — one of India’s most auspicious gifts.
What's inside
- Tanjore painting
- Brass décor
- Bronze figurine (Chola tradition)
- Kanjivaram silk pouch
- Thanjavur dancing doll
A box from the heart of the Chola civilisation — where art, devotion, and gold have always been one and the same.
Simple by design
Choose. Customise. Deliver.
Choose your box — or build a mix
Browse the regional collections and select the ones that suit your recipients, your occasion, or your brand story. Same box for everyone, or a curated mix — we handle both.
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Share your quantity, delivery timeline, and any branding requirements — logo on the box, a custom message card, co-branded packaging. Our team responds with a tailored proposal within 24 hours.
We handle everything from here
Sourcing, curation, quality checks, packaging, and delivery — end to end. However many boxes you need, wherever they need to go, Hue Luxe manages the entire fulfilment.
Every India Inherited box ships with a heritage card explaining the region and the crafts inside — so your recipients understand exactly what they've been given, and why it matters
Backed by 15 years of craft
The expertise to get this right
India Inherited is a Hue Luxe collection — the premium gifting arm of Hue Marcom, a company that has spent fifteen years helping India’s leading brands gift with intention. We know the artisans, we understand the crafts, and we have the sourcing relationships to ensure what arrives in your client’s hands is genuinely what it claims to be.
Years in corporate gifting
End-to-end fulfilment
Quality assured
Scalable for any quantity
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