Our Artisans

Artisans of India

Behind every handcrafted piece is a story of skill, passion, and heritage.

At Royal Heritage Hub, we proudly collaborate with master artisans from across India who keep centuries-old traditions alive through their craft.

From wood carving and handloom weaving to metal art and pottery, each artisan brings unique expertise passed down through generations. Their dedication, precision, and creativity are reflected in every product you see on our store.

By supporting our artisans, you are not just purchasing a product —

you are preserving culture, empowering communities, and celebrating handmade excellence.

Jogendra

Jogendra

Craft: Sustainable wooden educational toysExperience: 18 yearsLocation: Channapatna, Karnataka Sita Devi creates Montessori-style wooden toys that promote motor skills and creativity. She uses neem & hale wood with child-safe finishes. Her toys are free from plastic and chemicals, making them ideal for conscious parents. Speciality: Stacking toys & puzzlesCollection: Educational Wooden Toys
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Ramesh Kumar

Ramesh Kumar

Craft: Hand-carved wooden toysExperience: 28 yearsLocation: Kondapalli, Andhra Pradesh Ramesh Kumar is a third-generation artisan practicing the GI-tagged Kondapalli toy craft. He hand-carves softwood blocks into traditional figurines such as village scenes, animals, and mythological characters. He uses natural lac colors and non-toxic paints, making every toy safe for children. Ramesh also mentors young artisans to keep the heritage alive. Speciality: Bullock carts & folk figuresCollection: Kondapalli Wooden Toys   Craft: Hand-carved wooden toysExperience: 28 yearsLocation: Kondapalli, Andhra Pradesh Ramesh Kumar is a third-generation artisan practicing the GI-tagged Kondapalli toy craft. He hand-carves softwood blocks into traditional figurines such as village scenes, animals, and mythological characters. He uses natural lac colors and non-toxic paints, making every toy safe for children. Ramesh also mentors young artisans to keep the heritage alive. Speciality: Bullock carts & folk figuresCollection: Kondapalli Wooden Toys   Craft: Hand-carved wooden toysExperience: 28 yearsLocation: Kondapalli, Andhra Pradesh Ramesh Kumar is a third-generation artisan practicing the GI-tagged Kondapalli toy craft. He hand-carves softwood blocks into traditional figurines such as village scenes, animals, and mythological characters. He uses natural lac colors and non-toxic paints, making every toy safe for children. Ramesh also mentors young artisans to keep the heritage alive. Speciality: Bullock carts & folk figuresCollection: Kondapalli Wooden Toys
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Sita Devi

Sita Devi

Craft: Sustainable wooden educational toysExperience: 18 yearsLocation: Channapatna, Karnataka Sita Devi creates Montessori-style wooden toys that promote motor skills and creativity. She uses neem & hale wood with child-safe finishes. Her toys are free from plastic and chemicals, making them ideal for conscious parents. Speciality: Stacking toys & puzzlesCollection: Educational Wooden Toys
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Ajayan

Ajayan

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Ahalya

Ahalya

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