Ecommerce Development in Agra
Ecommerce for Agra's marble inlay artisans
The inlay work in Agra's workshops, semi-precious stone set into white marble by hand, is the same craft visitors see on the Taj. Online, it competes with cheap resin and soapstone copies that look similar in a photo. Buyers who have been cheated once are wary of buying again.
We build online stores for artisans and showrooms that show what makes genuine pachchikari genuine, price it fairly and get it to the buyer in one piece.
Proof, not adjectives
Close-up photos of the stones and joins, short videos of the craftsman at work, the stones named for each piece, its weight, and a plain explanation of how genuine marble differs from resin. Each product shows the artisan or workshop that made it.
Fragile shipping, solved
Packing details shown on the page, insured shipping across India and abroad, and clear breakage policies, because a buyer's first question about a marble tabletop is 'will it arrive whole?'
Sound familiar?
The problems we hear most often about this, why they happen and what we would do first.
Why this happens
Nothing shows the work behind each piece.
What we would do first
- Show the craft process on video
- Name the stones and hours of work
- Credit the artisan
Why this happens
Packing and couriers aren't suited to marble.
What we would do first
- Set packing standards per size
- Use couriers that handle fragile goods
- Insure every shipment
A one-minute self-check
Tick what is already true for your business. It takes a minute and nothing is sent anywhere.
Work we've published that's closest to this
Frequently asked questions
- Can buyers order custom pieces?
- Yes, with a custom-order form for size, design and stones, and a quote before payment.
- Can we sell to buyers abroad?
- Yes, with international payments, shipping rates and customs information.
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