Our Story
Forged in Faith,
Crafted with Soul
— a story of devotion, craft, and a relentless pursuit of quality that crosses borders.
Export
Who We Are
A Legacy Born in
Moradabad's Fire
Yumna International was founded in the heart of Moradabad — the city India
calls its Brass Capital. What began as a small family workshop has grown
into a trusted global export house, serving buyers across five continents without
ever compromising the soul of the craft.
We specialise in handcrafted copper and brass items rooted in India’s
rich spiritual tradition — from temple diyas and sacred bells to ornate copper
vessels and hand-etched incense holders. Every piece carries the fingerprints of
artisans who have inherited this craft from their fathers and grandfathers.
Today, Yumna International ships to 50+ countries, serving spiritual
boutiques, wholesale importers, interior designers, and temple suppliers — with the
same devotion and attention to detail that defined us on day one.
What Drives Us
Our Values
The Art Behind the Item
How Our
Pieces Are Made
We source only premium-grade copper and brass, tested for quality before entering the workshop.
Using traditional moulding and die-casting techniques refined over generations, our artisans give the metal its form.
Intricate patterns — lotus motifs, Vedic geometry, sacred scripts — are hand-engraved by master craftsmen with years of practice.
Each item is hand-polished to bring out the natural warmth of brass and copper. No machine shortcuts — only skilled hands.
Final inspection, secure packaging, and full export documentation before the piece begins its journey to your doorstep.
The City Behind the Craft
Why Moradabad
"Moradabad has been the world's brass workshop for over 400 years. When you hold a piece crafted here, you hold four centuries of accumulated mastery."
— Yumna InternationalMoradabad's metalwork tradition dates to the Mughal era. The craft techniques passed through our artisans carry that entire history in every piece.
Moradabad accounts for a major share of India's brass and metal handicraft exports, making it the world's largest brass hub.
Our artisans are third and fourth-generation metalworkers — families for whom brass engraving is not a job, but a lifelong identity passed from father to son.
Work With Us
Ready to Source
Sacred Craft?
Get in touch and let’s create something extraordinary together.