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Clay diyas glowing on a dark evening

Everything you used to bring back in your suitcase.

Saffron from Pampore, silk from Kanchipuram, attar from Kannauj. Signature goods from 24 states of India, bought from the people who make them.

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Sourced at originEach piece comes from the place it’s known for.

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Brought to your doorImported by us, delivered across America.

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Diwali falls on November 8. Reserve now to be first in line for the shipment.

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NorthJammu & Kashmir, Himachal Pradesh, Punjab, Uttarakhand, Uttar PradeshWestRajasthan, Gujarat, Maharashtra, GoaSouthKerala, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh, TelanganaEastWest Bengal, Odisha, BiharNortheastAssam, Meghalaya, Nagaland, Manipur, SikkimCentralMadhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh
Stacked vintage leather suitcases

Every family abroad has a suitcase story.

The tin of saffron wrapped in a sweater. The pickle jar sealed in three plastic bags. The shawl bought for someone who couldn’t make the trip.

We started Kesari House so those things don’t have to wait for the next flight home.

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Made where it’s from

We buy directly from growers, weavers and workshops, and pay them before anything ships.

Weavers

Pit looms in Kanchipuram, Pochampally and the Kullu valley.

Printers

Hand-carved blocks and natural dyes in Sanganer and Kutch.

Painters

Pattachitra and Madhubani, signed by the artist.

Collections

From Nani’s kitchenFor the wedding seasonHeirloomsUnder $50
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