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At All Nice Things, mindfulness, craftsmanship, tradition, and empowerment come together in every piece
Welcome to All Nice Things: an online shopping destination that believes in the concept of fewer, nicer, things.
Naga Heritage Sling Bag
Crafted with purpose, the Naga Heritage Sling Bag celebrates the artistry of traditional craftsmanship. Each bag begins on a backstrap loom, where the weaver uses body tension, heddle sticks, and a wooden beating sword to patiently transform cotton threads into handwoven fabric. At its heart are traditional Naga motifs, woven into the textile as enduring expressions of identity, culture, and heritage. The fabric is then carefully tailored into a timeless sling bag, preserving generations of weaving knowledge while creating a piece designed to be cherished and used for years to come.
Tree Free Cotton Rag Paper
Mindfulness extends beyond the product to the way it is presented. Our Gift Boxes and Shirt Covers are crafted from Tree Free Cotton Rag Paper, made using clean, pre-consumer cotton fabric offcuts from garment manufacturing. The cotton is carefully sorted, transformed into pulp through a chemical-free process, formed into sheets, and dried using minimal energy. The result is a strong, elegant paper that requires no trees to produce. Designed to be reused, recycled, and eventually composted, it gives new life to natural fibres while reflecting a mindful approach to materials, thoughtful craftsmanship, and packaging with purpose.
Cheriyal Masks
For over four centuries, the vibrant Cheriyal Masks of Telangana have brought India's epics and folklore to life through the hands of skilled artisans. Portraying beloved characters such as Ganesha, Hanuman, Rama, Krishna, Shiva, Durga, Narasimha, and Ravana, each mask carries the spirit of timeless storytelling. Crafted from layers of paper pulp and cotton cloth, then patiently hand-finished and painted in vivid colours, every piece is a labour of artistry and tradition. More than decorative objects, Cheriyal Masks preserve a living heritage, celebrating generations of craftsmanship and the enduring power of stories passed down through time.
Luhar Edge Knives
For centuries, the Luhar artisans of Reha in Kutch have preserved the timeless craft of handcrafting knives using traditional blacksmithing and ancient sand-casting techniques. Recycled metal is melted in coal-fired furnaces and poured into hand-prepared river sand moulds, each used only once, making every piece unique. The blades are then patiently forged, hand-filed, sharpened, and polished by skilled artisans with remarkable precision. Once renowned for crafting swords, knives, and agricultural tools, the Reha Luhars continue to carry forward their rich heritage, creating knives that embody enduring craftsmanship, sustainability, and the skill of generations.
Carry Forward Tote bags
In Gujarat, traditional hand-weaving takes on a new purpose through the art of upcycling. Discarded plastic wrappers and bags that might otherwise enter the environment are carefully cleaned, sorted, and handwoven by skilled artisans into durable, everyday bags. Preserving the natural colours of the plastic, no additional dyes are used, while a soft cotton lining adds strength and comfort. This thoughtful process transforms waste into something beautiful and practical, giving materials a second life while sustaining traditional craftsmanship. Choosing this bag is a mindful step towards reducing waste and celebrating the ingenuity of artisans who weave purpose into every creation.
From Tree to Treasure
Known as the Tree of Life, the coconut palm has sustained generations with its water, fruit, fibre, and countless other uses. Yet, once the coconut is opened, its shell is often discarded as waste. Instead of ending up in landfills, these shells are rescued and given a second life. Each one is carefully selected, measured, hand-cut, shaped, ground, sanded, polished, and, where required, precision laser engraved with logos or artwork. What was once waste is transformed into ice cream bowls, candles, tealight holders, soap dishes, and other everyday lifestyle products. Every handcrafted piece is naturally unique, supports meaningful livelihoods for rural women artisans, and promotes a more circular, sustainable way of living—turning trash into treasure, Curated with Care.