Import Handmade Silk & Stone And Wood Carving — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in India

The Handmade silk & stone and wood carving collection is offered by JBM Exports, based in Bhubaneswar, Odisha, India. Each piece combines hand‑woven silk with carved stone or wood, reflecting traditional Indian craftsmanship. The product range includes motifs such as floral, geometric and cultural symbols, all produced by local artisans. JBM’s catalogue highlights the durability of the silk backing and the natural hardness of the stone or wood substrates.

In the handicraft sector, silk textiles are typically woven from 100 % natural fibre with a thread count of 200‑300 T, providing a smooth base for carving. Stone carvings commonly use marble or sandstone with a hardness of 5‑7 Mohs, while wood pieces are often crafted from teak or rosewood, offering resistance to moisture and wear. The combined materials result in items that weigh between 0.5 kg and 3 kg depending on size, a range that suits both decorative panels and tabletop sculptures. As handmade works, slight variations in motif depth and finish are expected and accepted within industry standards.

Buyers such as interior designers, boutique hotel suppliers and gift retailers seek these carvings for unique décor and personalized gifting. JBM Exports lists flexible order quantities, but exact MOQ, lead time and incoterms should be clarified directly with the company. Prospective importers are advised to request material certificates and sample photographs to verify craftsmanship before placing a bulk order.

JBM Exports operates from 20 Buddha Nagar, Bhubaneswar, Odisha, India. It holds a “harbor” trust tier and is listed as an imported supplier tier, indicating it works with overseas buyers. The company’s profile emphasizes that its products are handmade by skilled artisans and comply with relevant quality standards.

The profile does not provide a response rate or average reply time, so buyers should anticipate initiating contact via the listed address or email. JBM focuses on cultural handicrafts rather than mass‑produced items, and it invites verification of certifications and sample approvals before finalising any purchase.