Our suppliers

Our suppliers are a fourth-generation family business in the heart of Jaipur. Their story is one of heritage and deep rooted craft with the goal of celebrating and sharing their traditional art form with people around the world. Growing from a small unit over a decade ago, they now employ over 120 local print artisans and 100 tailors, with 75% of their design and management team being women. In a world increasingly dominated by mass production, block printing is an art form that promotes slow textiles creation and handcrafted skill.

Our suppliers are focused not only on the craft, but on the sustainability of their practices. All of the cotton that they use to make our table linen is organic and GOTS certified. They use AZO-free dyes, alongside traditional vegetable dyes including indigo, turmeric, tamarind and pomegranate. They source locally where possible, supporting the communities around them. Nothing is wasted and leftover fabric is repurposed into other forms, while finer offcuts are sent to handmade paper factories.

Our suppliers are SEDEX-certified (Supplier Ethical Data Exchange), ensuring strong ethical standards in labour, wages, health and safety, environmental practices, and overall business conduct.

About us

Meet the founders: Harry and Arabella.

During a sabbatical from work, Harry and Arabella spent time travelling through India and discovered the beauty of Jaipur's traditional block prints, instantly falling in love. Inspired, and with their wedding just a few months away, they commissioned 200ft of custom table runners and 180 hand-printed napkins to bring their wedding tables to life. The result was full of fun and colour, sparking the idea for Stone & Peacock.

Colour, energy and a love of bold design rooted in craftsmanship are what Harry and Arabella stand for, and the name Stone & Peacock reflects just that. They are the Stones, and the peacock - India's national bird - speaks to the culture and craftsmanship that continues to inspire everything throughout the business.

The craft belongs entirely to the artisan families of Jaipur who have perfected it over generations. Stone & Peacock simply aims to share it.