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Brass & metal
Spinning, sand casting, plating, antiquing and hand finishing for décor, serveware and accessories — centred on Moradabad.
Hard Goods · India sourcing
Hard Goods Sourcing from India
"Hard goods" covers the durable, non-textile products at the heart of Indian export manufacturing — brass and metalware, wood accessories, glass, ceramics, marble and stone, and decorative home objects. As a buyer-side sourcing agency, we help retailers, brands and importers source complete hard-goods ranges from India's verified manufacturing network rather than from a single factory.
India's real advantage in hard goods is the depth of its specialist clusters and craft base: Moradabad for brass and metal, Firozabad for glass, Khurja for ceramics, Saharanpur and Jodhpur for wood, and Jaipur and Agra for marble and stone. We match each product to the cluster and manufacturing partner that genuinely specialises in it.
Hard goods manufacturing capabilities
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Wood & accessories
Carving, turning and joinery for tabletop, storage and decorative wood from Saharanpur and Jodhpur.
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Glass & ceramics
Hand-blown and pressed glass from Firozabad; stoneware and decorative ceramics from Khurja.
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Marble & stone
Carving, inlay and turned stone for tabletop, décor and architectural pieces from Jaipur and Agra.
Product subcategories we source
Brass décorMetal décorAluminium productsIron productsWood accessoriesGlasswareCeramicsMarble & stoneCandle holdersTrays & bowlsServeware & barwareDecorative objectsHome accessoriesPrivate label hard goods
Materials & processes
How hard goods sourcing works
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Brief & spec
We turn a reference product, sketch or idea into a manufacturable specification with material, finish and dimensions.
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Supplier matching
We shortlist the right cluster and manufacturing partners by capability and capacity, not lowest quote.
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Sampling & development
Samples confirm material, finish and packaging before bulk production begins.
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Quality control
AQL-based inspection of finish, plating, dimensions and packaging during and after production.
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Export & shipment
Protective and retail packing, documentation and logistics to your destination market.
MOQ, sampling & product development
Hard-goods minimums are often driven by labour rather than tooling, so many craft-based categories accept lower opening quantities than machine-made products. We advise where combining designs or finishes helps you reach workable minimums.
We develop samples for approval before bulk, run AQL-based inspections during production, and manage packing, documentation and logistics to your destination market — giving you a single accountable partner from brief to shipment.
Frequently asked questions
What products are considered hard goods?
Durable non-textile products such as brass and metal décor, wood accessories, glass, ceramics, marble and stone, and decorative home objects.
Which Indian clusters make hard goods?
Moradabad for brass and metal, Firozabad for glass, Khurja for ceramics, Saharanpur and Jodhpur for wood, and Jaipur and Agra for marble and stone.
Can you develop custom hard-goods designs?
Yes. We develop products from a reference, sketch or idea, manage sampling and finishes, and produce under your own brand and packaging.
How is hard-goods quality controlled?
We inspect material, finish and plating, dimensions and packaging under AQL sampling during and after production before export.
Let's find the right source for your next product.
Tell us what you are looking for. We will identify the relevant Indian manufacturing ecosystem and the next steps.
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