From Delhi to Jaipur: A Journey of Color, Craft & Connection
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Some of our favorite Quincy & Coco stories begin thousands of miles from home.
This October, we packed our bags and headed back to India—Delhi and Jaipur to be exact—to meet with artisans, discover new treasures, and find inspiration for upcoming Quincy & Coco collections.
And wow, did India deliver!
Delhi: A World of Handcrafted Treasures
Our journey began in Delhi, where we attended the IHGF Delhi Fair, an incredible showcase of Indian craftsmanship, textiles, and home décor.
We spent our days exploring everything from handwoven placemats and embroidered linens to colorful enamelware, decorative trays, and beautiful little trinket boxes. We met talented makers, discovered new artisan partners, and even placed a few exciting orders!
What we love most about sourcing in India is seeing the creativity and craftsmanship behind each piece. These aren't just products on a shelf. They're the result of generations of skill, tradition, and artistry.
Here is a short list of some of our favorite things we did in Delhi:
- Shops at Khan: Anokhi, Grovers tailors, and Good Earth home store
- Exploring a Delhi fabric market at Nehru Place, with stores such as HP Singh
- Olivia Dar workshop in Delhi's embroidery district
- The Claridges Hotel
Jaipur: Where Our Designs Come to Life
Next stop: Jaipur, the Pink City!
Jaipur is a special place. It's where the heart of Indian block-printed textiles began, and returning is like stepping into a world of endless inspiration.
We spent time working with our artisan partners, exploring fabric markets, reviewing samples, and dreaming up new designs for Quincy & Coco.
From selecting colors and patterns to discussing the tiniest details of piping, ruffles, and finishing touches, this is the part of our business that feeds our fire.
We also wandered through beautiful shops, admired Jaipur's architecture, and soaked up the incredible mix of traditional Indian craftsmanship and modern design.
And yes, we managed to squeeze in a little shopping for ourselves!
Here is a short list of some of our favorite things we did in Jaipur, aside from the vendors we visited:
- Ecru a small shop with curated Indian home décor at Ecru
- Artistic jewelry at Diane Singh Concept Jewellery Boutique
- The gloriously colorful world of IDLI by Thierry Journo
- And over by the City Palace is The PDKF Store and The Palace Atelier
- The Polo Bar at Rambagh Palace for drinks and the absolutely best bites we had in India
- Excite every sense you have in the Johari Bazaar, where we shopped for beads and loose gemstones
- Bar Palladio for dinner and Instagram worthy photos
- Niravi Jaipur tropical garden boutique hotel
More Than Just a Sourcing Trip
One of the things we love most about building Quincy & Coco is the opportunity to connect directly with the people who make our products.
We believe beautiful things become even more special when you know a little about where they came from and the hands that created them.
Every trip reminds us why we started this business: to bring thoughtfully designed, artisan-made home décor and lifestyle accents into everyday homes—making elevated style easy, colorful, and full of stories.
We returned home with suitcases full of inspiration, new relationships, fresh design ideas, and plenty of excitement about what's coming next.
We can't wait to share the beautiful things we've been dreaming up!
Namaste and thank you, India!
With gratitude and joy,
Stevi & Dianna
Co-Founders, Quincy & Coco
