The maker is named
Every piece is traceable to the person who made it. We put their name inside the box, not just ours on the outside.
Since 2019
A small hut for work made slowly
TSHandiHut began at a weekend market with one potter and a folding table. The idea has not changed since: find people who make things properly, pay them fairly, and get their work to the homes that will keep it.
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artisan partners
What we hold to
Four things we will not compromise on
Materials with a history
Reclaimed teak from old door frames. Clay dug from local riverbeds. Cotton from handlooms that have run for generations.
Paid properly, paid first
Our makers set their own prices and are paid before a piece ships: not thirty days after it sells.
Slow, on purpose
We would rather sell forty pieces well made than four hundred made in a hurry. Small batches are the whole point.
How we got here
One wheel at a time
- 2019
A single potter
We started with one wheel, one kiln and a table at a weekend market.
- 2021
Six workshops
Wood turners and weavers joined, and the first catalogue went online.
- 2023
Twenty-four makers
Across four provinces, each still working to their own pace and process.
- Today
Your shelf
Everything you see here was made by hand, checked by hand and packed by hand.
Come and see
Every shelf here started as a pile of raw material
If you make things by hand and want a shelf here, or you would like a piece commissioned to your own dimensions, we would like to hear from you.