Three generations of brass, one family workshop.
Crafting brass since the 1960s · Brass Orchard, est. 2015.
Three generations of brasswork, one family workshop.
Brass Orchard has been a family-run workshop for three generations. The business began in the 1960s in Moradabad — India’s brass capital — producing decorative brass handicrafts: candelabra, candlesticks, incense burners, figurines and ornamental pieces for the Indian and export handicraft trade.
Through the 1980s and 1990s the second generation formalised the workshop, broadened the decorative range and built the artisan bench that still defines our culture today.
In 2010, under the third generation, we entered the memorial category and began manufacturing and exporting brass cremation urns. That programme has since grown into our primary export line, alongside a continuing catalogue of decorative brassware.
Today the third generation runs the company with formal quality systems, CNC-assisted finishing and a direct export practice — shipping almost exclusively to international B2B buyers: importers, wholesalers, funeral supply companies, memorial-product brands and private-label houses. We are, and intend to remain, a family workshop.
To manufacture memorial brassware of a quality that honours the moments it serves — and to be the most reliable Indian manufacturing partner our international buyers work with.
A recognised heritage brass house whose products are found in the finest memorial retailers, funeral homes and private-label catalogues across the world.
Craftsmanship. Reliability. Ethical manufacturing. Long-term partnerships. Discretion in OEM relationships. Continuous investment in our workshop and our people.
Shamsi Colony, Moradabad.
Our own workshop on Rampur Road houses the foundry, machining bay, artisan benches, polishing and packing under one roof — the same address our buyers have shipped from for two decades.
- Address
- M/S Brass Orchard
Shamsi Colony, Rampur Road
Moradabad, Uttar Pradesh 244105, India - GSTIN
- 09BEDPA7513N1ZE
Six decades on the workshop floor.
- 1960sWorkshop established in Moradabad — the first generation begins casting decorative brass handicrafts, candelabra and ornamental pieces.
- 1978Workshop expands with dedicated polishing and finishing benches.
- 1988Second generation takes over. Decorative brassware range broadens for the domestic and export handicraft trade.
- 1999First IEC registration prepares the business for direct export.
- 2010Third generation launches the memorial line — Brass Orchard begins manufacturing and exporting brass cremation urns.
- 2013Urn range expands into keepsakes, companion urns and pet memorials.
- 2015CNC-assisted finishing and formal QC checklists introduced across the workshop.
- 2019Dedicated OEM and private-label programmes launched for international memorial brands.
- TodayServing buyers across nine countries in North America, Europe, Australia and Japan.