
Indian Home Décor — Handmade Home Decoration from India
Krishna Collections brings authentic Indian home decoration to Canada, sourced directly from artisans across Rajasthan, Kashmir, Bengal and Jaipur. Every piece is handmade - and because we stock and ship from our Halifax, Nova Scotia store, Canadian homes get fast domestic delivery with no customs wait, and we ship across the USA too.
✓ In stock in Halifax, NS — ships across Canada & USA ✓ 500+ handmade décor pieces ✓ Family-owned Canadian business ✓ Free-shipping options available
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Style your home with unique handmade pieces — embroidered cushion covers, metal wall hangings, Jaipuri folk art, patchwork tapestries, zari table runners, torans and more.
Cushion Covers — Handmade, Embroidered & Kantha
Cushions are the easiest way to change the mood of a room — no repainting, no new furniture, just a fresh set of covers. Our handmade cushion covers are crafted across India in wool embroidery, appliqué work, kantha stitch, zari metallic thread, Kashmiri embroidery, block prints and plush velvet, most sold in convenient sets of two at 15×15 and 16×16 inches to fit standard inserts.
Layer a bold embroidered cover with a quieter printed one to dress a sofa up or down, swap sets seasonally, or gift a kantha set for a housewarming — each cover carries the small variations that prove it was made by hand, not by machine. Browse the full collection of decorative cushion and pillow covers below, with fast shipping from Halifax across Canada and the USA.

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Set of 2 -Embroidery Cushion Cover – Purple
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Set of 2 -Embroidery Cushion Cover – Maroon
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Set of 2 -Embroidery Cushion Cover – Pink
Set of 2 -Embroidery Cushion Cover – Turquoise
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Jaipuri Folk Art & Rajasthani Handicrafts
Jaipur's artisans turn mango wood into miniature folk-art masterpieces. This collection features hand-painted dry-fruit and jewellery boxes, wooden trays with drawers, carved elephant stools, decorative showpieces and painted keepsakes — each one brush-finished in vivid Rajasthani colours and motifs passed down through generations.
Jaipuri folk art pieces make exceptional wedding, anniversary and housewarming gifts because they are functional art: a jewellery box that sits on a dresser, a tray that serves guests, a stool that anchors a reading corner. Explore handcrafted Rajasthani home décor below — made in India, stocked in Canada.

Wall Decor & Metal Wall Hangings
A single wall hanging can define an entire room. Our Indian wall décor collection spans hand-finished metal wall hangings — auspicious Ganesha panels, peacock motifs, elephant art and Rajasthani musician pieces — alongside jhoomar hangings, embroidered wall art and boho cotton tapestries for living rooms, entryways, bedrooms and offices.
Metal wall hangings are among our most-requested housewarming and Diwali gifts in Canada because they travel well, last for decades and suit both traditional and modern interiors. Hang one above a console, pair two as a gallery wall, or choose a deity panel for your pooja room. Ships ready-to-hang from our Halifax store.

Table Runners — Embroidered, Padded & Patchwork
Dress your dining table the Indian way. Our handmade table runners include elegantly padded runners with gold-hue accents (13×72 inches), colourful embroidered sheer runners (16×72 inches), Jaipuri block-printed cotton runners and rich patchwork pieces stitched from vintage-style fabrics.
A table runner does more than protect the table — it anchors centrepieces, diyas and serving bowls for festivals and family dinners, and many of our embroidered and patchwork runners double beautifully as bed runners or narrow wall hangings. One piece, three styling options. Explore runners for every table, season and celebration below.

Ganesha Wall Hangings & Exclusive Wall Decor
Our most exclusive wall pieces live here: polystone and carved-wood Ganesha wall hangings, Bappa Moraya and Shubh Labh panels, the Vakratunda Mahakaya mantra plaque, Panchmukhi Hanuman hangings and other deity artworks finished by hand.
In Indian tradition, the entrance is where blessings begin — a Ganesha wall hanging at the doorway welcomes prosperity into the home. That makes these pieces the first choice for griha pravesh (housewarming) gifts, wedding anniversary presents and new-home blessings in Canada and the USA. Each hanging arrives ready to display, shipped from our Halifax, Nova Scotia store.

Ganesh Wall Hanging with Vakratunda Mahakaya Mantra | 5 Styles
$34.00 – $36.00Price range: $34.00 through $36.00Why Buy Indian Home Décor from Krishna Collections?
We're a family-owned Canadian business with a real retail store at 287 Lacewood Drive, Halifax, Nova Scotia — not a dropshipper. That changes everything about how you shop:
- Ships from Canada - Your order leaves our Halifax store, so Canadian customers enjoy fast domestic delivery - no cross-border customs delays or surprise duty fees. We ship across the USA too.
- Genuinely handmade - We work directly with artisans and manufacturers across India — Rajasthan, Kashmir, Bengal, Jaipur — so every cushion, hanging and tray is authentic handicraft, never mass-printed.
- See it in person - Visit our Halifax showroom to feel the embroidery, weigh the metal and pick your pieces in person. In-store pickup available during store hours.
- Gifting made easy - Housewarming, Diwali, weddings, anniversaries — we help customers across Canada build gift sets (toran + wall hanging + urli) and take bulk décor orders. Call +1-902-456-8844.
Home Decoration from India: A Buyer's Guide for Canadian Homes
Indian home decoration has moved from "ethnic aisle" to mainstream interior design - kantha cushions in modern lofts, Ganesha panels in entryways, block-print runners on farmhouse tables. If you're buying Indian décor for the first time (or gifting it), here's what to know about the crafts, the sizes and the care, so you can order with confidence anywhere in Canada or the USA.
1. Cushion covers: know your stitches: Kantha is Bengal's running-stitch folk embroidery — gently quilted, soft and story-telling in its motifs. Zari uses metallic gold or silver thread for a festive shimmer. Wool and Kashmiri embroidery deliver dense, colourful floral work, while appliqué layers contrasting fabric into bold shapes. Most covers are sold in sets of two at 15×15 or 16×16 inches and fit standard inserts; embroidered and zari pieces are best dry-cleaned or hand-washed cold.
2.Wall hangings: metal, wood and polystone : Metal hangings — Ganesha, peacock, elephant, Rajasthani musicians — suit both traditional and contemporary walls and ship flat and protected. Carved and hand-painted wood pieces bring warmth to entryways, while polystone deity panels capture fine sculptural detail at a lighter weight. Measure your wall first: a hanging should span roughly half to two-thirds the width of the furniture below it. Deity panels for pooja rooms are traditionally placed facing east.
3.Torans and door decoration : A toran (bandhanwar) is a decorative door valance hung at the main entrance to welcome auspiciousness — a tradition that stretches from daily devotion to Diwali, weddings and housewarmings. Embroidered cotton torans with Shubh Labh or Ganesha motifs last for years; marigold and mango-leaf garlands are the classic festive choice. Standard spans are around 36 inches — measure your door frame before ordering.
4. Table runners and Jaipuri textiles : Jaipur's block-printing tradition — hand-carved wooden blocks stamped with natural-dye patterns — defines our runners, bedsheets and quilts. Padded runners (13×72 inches) add structure under centrepieces; sheer embroidered runners (16×72 inches) suit glass tables; patchwork runners carry vintage-style character. Cotton block prints soften beautifully with washing — cold, gentle cycle, shade-dry.
5. Tapestries: three uses, one piece : Cotton tapestries around 41×29 inches work as wall art, bed throws or meditation-room backdrops. Mandala and zodiac weaves suit boho and yoga spaces; elephant and peacock embroidery anchor living rooms; Buddha panels belong in meditation corners. Hang with a rod pocket, clips or even washi-safe adhesive hooks for rentals.
6. Water fountains, incense burners and copper : Tabletop fountains need only an outlet and distilled water — running water symbolises flow and calm in both feng shui and vastu traditions. Backflow incense burners create their signature smoke waterfall only with backflow cones (regular cones won't work), and should sit away from drafts. Pure copper bottles and jugs follow Ayurvedic practice; hand-wash only, skip acidic drinks, and let the natural patina develop — it's part of the metal's character.
7. Gifting and occasions : The most-gifted combinations from our Halifax store: a Ganesha wall hanging plus toran for griha pravesh (housewarming); kantha cushion sets for weddings; a fountain or backflow burner for wellness-minded friends; and copper bottle sets for milestone birthdays. For Diwali, order by early October to beat the festival rush — or call us for bulk and corporate gift orders.
Frequently Asked Questions About Indian Home Décor
Yes. Everything shown is stocked at our Halifax, Nova Scotia store and ships across Canada and the USA with tracked carriers. Canadian orders ship domestically — no customs delays or duty surprises — and free-shipping options are available on many orders.
Yes. We source directly from artisans and manufacturers across Rajasthan, Kashmir, Bengal and Jaipur. Because each piece is made by hand, small variations in colour, stitch and finish are normal — they're the mark of authentic handicraft, and they make your piece one of a kind.
Most of our covers come in sets of two at 15×15 or 16×16 inches, which fit standard square inserts. Exact dimensions are listed on every product page. For sofa styling, many customers mix one embroidered statement cover with simpler printed or velvet covers.
Kantha is Bengal's running-stitch folk embroidery with a soft quilted feel; zari uses metallic gold or silver thread for festive shine; Kashmiri and wool embroidery features dense, colourful floral stitching. Each craft is described on its product pages, and our buying guide above compares them in detail.
Many of our cotton tapestries (typically around 41×29 inches) are designed to work three ways: as a wall hanging, a bed throw or runner, or a meditation-room backdrop. Check the dimensions on each product page to match your bed or wall size.
Backflow burners use special cones with a hole in the base; the cooled smoke flows downward like a waterfall. Use only backflow cones, keep the burner out of drafts, and clean the channel occasionally with a dry brush so the smoke flows smoothly.
Yes — ours are pure copper and follow the Ayurvedic tradition of storing water in copper vessels. Hand-wash with lemon and salt, avoid acidic drinks like juice or carbonated water, and expect a natural patina over time. Many customers keep one bottle in daily rotation and a spare for gifting.
Absolutely. From our Halifax store we help customers build gift sets — toran and Ganesha hanging for housewarmings, urli and diya sets for Diwali — and we take bulk orders for events, temples and corporate gifting. Call +1-902-456-8844 or email info@krishnacollections.ca during store hours.

























































































































































