I f you’ve walked through any American home store lately, chances are you’ve already seen a little piece of India — a handwoven rug from Panipat, brass candleholders from Moradabad, or mango wood trays from Saharanpur. India has quietly become one of the world’s most reliable and design-forw
S ourcing textiles from India can be one of the most rewarding moves for global retailers — but only if done right. With centuries of craft heritage, a robust manufacturing base, and an unmatched range of materials, India offers both artistry and scale. Yet navigating this vast, fragmented landsca