About Us - kaveri Crafts

Our Responsibility

As a toy manufacturer, we take our responsibility seriously. We are committed to producing safe, high-quality toys that meet or exceed all safety standards. We also prioritize sustainability, using eco-friendly materials and practices wherever possible. Our goal is to bring joy to children while protecting the planet for future generations

Our Approach

We believe in creating toys that inspire creativity, learning, and fun. We prioritize innovation, constantly seeking new and exciting ways to engage children and enhance their play experiences. Our design process is meticulous, ensuring that every toy is not only entertaining but also safe and durable.

Our Mission

To spark imagination and creativity in children worldwide through innovative, safe, and sustainable toys. We are dedicated to creating products that delight and inspire, fostering learning and development in a fun and responsible manner for our commitment to quality and innovation

WHY CHOOSE US

Our Glorious Achievements

We believe in a diverse range of personnel to bring creative skills,
thoughts, and ideas to the table.

100

Years Of Experience

638

Successful Projects

1,00,000

Happy Clients

THE MAKING OF TOYS

Manufacturing stages include procuring the wood, seasoning the wood, cutting the wood into the desired shapes, pruning and carving the toys, applying the colours and finally polishing the finished product. Vegetable dyes are used in the colouring process to ensure that the toys and dolls are sate for use by children. There are 543 home manutacturing units and 102 small factories engaged in the making of these toys.

CHANNAPATNA TOYS HISTORY

Channapatna is known as Gombegala Ooru (toy-town) of Karnataka. The origin of these toys can be traced to the reign of Tipu Sultan who invited artisans from Persia to train the local artisans in the making of wooden toys.

The wooden toys of Channapatna account for their traditional specialty and is well known not only in India but also across the globe. The Government of Karnataka has given the status of Geographical Indication (Gl) for this traditional craft of wooden toys under the World Trade Organization. The best feature of the Channapatna wooden toys which makes them stand apart from other innovative toys are that they are eco- friendly and is mainly made of non toxic vegetable color dyes.

MAKAM RAMASANJEEVA SHETTY

All great things have a humble beginning. Our enterprise is no ditferent and the beginning occurred when a humble silk merchant, Sri Makam Ramasanjeeva Setty, ventured into unchartered domain of wooden toys in 1900. With his perseverance and dedication he became a leading entrepreneur of the town.

MAKAM VENKATARAYA SHETTY

His legacy was carried forward by his son Sri Makam Venkataraya Setty who took the business to next level by exporting to many countries.

MAKAM NAGENDRA

The advent of plastic toys and mass imports from China took a huge toll on wooden toy industry in India. However, this did not deter Sri Makam Nagendra & Smt. Renuka, from preserving and turthering the family business of wooden toys. They supplied Toys and Handicratts to many State board Handicraft development corporations like Cavery ,Lepakshi and Khadi Gramydyog.

RAVIKIRAN MN

Every cloud has a silver lining and next generation entrepreneur Sri Ravikiran sensed new opportunities in the form of Montessori teaching aids as well as new markets for the famed Channapatna wooden toys. So enticing was the opportunity that he quit his corporate career to reshape and restrengthen his family business to make it a leading enterprise. He is ably supported by his wife Smt. Poojitha, an adept Montessori trained teacher