SATAT jewellery is handcrafted from reclaimed teak wood using traditional techniques passed down through generations. Each piece reflects a sustainable process, blending contemporary Indian design with tribal-inspired patterns.
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Our jewellery goes through a meticulous 15–20 step process, carried out by skilled local artisans. Natural pigments like indigo, turmeric, beetroot, and ochre are used for color, sealed with a thin varnish for durability.
Lightweight and comfortable, every SATAT piece is unique, eco-conscious, and crafted with care.
100 % HANDCRAFTED, 90% NATURAL
At SATAT, we create sustainable products while supporting fair trade and artisan livelihoods. As younger artisans move toward other careers, preserving this craft requires greater support and better opportunities for them to thrive.
Step wise Process
Design on paper
Extraction of Pieces
Raw Material- Reclaimed wood
Creating Natural Colors
Tools used to Handcraft
Tracing of Design on Raw Material
Coloring with Natural Pigments
Attaching the Metal Parts
A Glimpse of our Sustainably Handcrafted Process
Packaging
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We have saved 21.3 lb CO2 equivalent of carbon footprint through reusing secondary packaging(cartons/ boxes) at SATAT
We have also saved 8.25 kg of CO2 equivalent carbon footprint by replacing plastic pouches with scrap fabric pouches for sending out SATAT Jewellery