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Handcrafted in Rajasthan

Our Story

Five hundred years of Rajasthani leather craft, from the saddle-makers of the royal courts to a modern, artisan-first workshop. This is the lineage behind every Jeengar piece.

A Jeengar artisan shaping a leather bag by hand

A legacy forged in leather

Jeengar is not a name we invented. Jeen-Garmeans “the saddle-maker,” the title carried by our community for five centuries. It is a lineage, not a label: a promise that every piece is shaped by hands that inherited their skill, not learned it from a manual.

The hammers, pliers and scissors of a Jeengar leather workshop, laid on a worn wooden bench

From the age of kings

For generations, the Jeengar community were the master leatherworkers of Rajasthan’s royal courts, crafting the saddles for the legendary Marwari horses and the finest leatherwork for the palaces. Ours was the leather kings rode into history on.

An artisan hand-tooling a leather clutch at the workbench

A timeless skill, in a changing world

As the age of kings faded, the demand for royal saddles waned, but the skill never did. It was kept alive, passed from parent to child through the quiet discipline of daily practice. Today we turn that same mastery to modern heirlooms: pieces made slowly, by hand, to be carried for a lifetime.

Close-up of a master artisan’s hands hand-stitching a piece of leather

Every seam is hand-stitched, the same saddle-stitch our ancestors used on the saddles of kings.

500
years of inherited craft
45
days of Babul-bark tanning
1
maker’s signature on every piece
Our artisan-first mission

Artisan first, Jeengar first

Honouring the craft

A superior, transparent share of every sale goes directly to the artisan who made your piece.

Sustainable craft

Harsh-chemical-free tanning on sustainably sourced, certified real leather, built to last, not to landfill.

Preserving heritage

Every order keeps a 500-year-old skill alive and passes it to the next generation of makers.