Bamboo Products

Bamboo is one of India’s most sustainable natural resources—strong, fast-growing, lightweight, and completely eco-friendly. At Bhartiye Crafts, we work with bamboo sourced from Tripura, Jharkhand, and multiple bamboo-rich regions across India, where generations of artisan families have lived and breathed this beautiful craft.

For these artisans, bamboo is not just a material.
It is a tradition, a livelihood, and a connection to their identity.

Every product you see—every basket, tray, lamp, or decor piece—is the result of slow, patient handwork. The artisans split, weave, smoothen, and shape each bamboo strip with techniques passed down through families. Many of these craftsmen and women rely solely on bamboo weaving to support their households. By choosing bamboo products, you become a part of their journey—helping them earn fair income, preserve their heritage, and continue an art form that is disappearing in many parts of India.

Bamboo also carries a powerful environmental message. It grows naturally without chemicals, absorbs more carbon than most plants, and is fully biodegradable. When you choose a bamboo product, you choose sustainability over plastic, craftsmanship over mass production, and purpose over convenience.

At Bhartiye Crafts, our mission is to bring authentic Indian bamboo craftsmanship to modern homes. We ensure that every piece is natural, durable, and beautifully handcrafted—while giving artisans the recognition and opportunities they deserve.

Bring home bamboo.
Bring home nature, heritage, and the hands that crafted it.

Cultural and economic significance

• Sustainability: Due to its fast growth and ability to regenerate, bamboo is considered a highly renewable and eco-friendly resource.
• Carbon sequestration: A single mature bamboo plant can absorb a significant amount of carbon dioxide and release oxygen annually.
• Government support: In countries like India, its cultivation is promoted through government missions and policies due to its potential.
• Crafts: It is used for crafts, with regions like Northeast India being known for their unique bamboo handicrafts.
• Symbolism: In some cultures, "lucky bamboo" is used as a symbol of prosperity and good fortune