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Tell us your company, destination market, product interest, approximate quantity range and preferred timing. We will use that brief to prepare the most relevant product route and follow-up questions.

We work with international retailers, distributors, studios, hospitality teams and corporate-gift buyers looking for a focused selection of Nepal-made craft.

Yes. The buyer pack is prepared around your category and market rather than sent as a generic list. Email your brief or use the request form on the website.

Include your sales channel, destination country, categories of interest, approximate quantities, target timing and any packaging or documentation requirements.

Buyer and supplier coordination is handled from Kathmandu, Nepal. International enquiries can be sent to our monitored trade inbox.

Prabina Sijapati Sharma coordinates buyer communication and export follow-through from Kathmandu. You can reach her through the main enquiry inbox.

Yes. Tell us if this is your first import from Nepal so we can make the product and order conversation easier to follow. Buyers remain responsible for their own import requirements.

Yes. A short list of priorities helps us prepare a coherent selection. If the brief is broad, we may suggest beginning with one category.

Response timing depends on the questions and product research required. A complete buyer brief helps us respond more usefully and reduces back-and-forth.

Email inquiry@nepaltradecraft.com or use the buyer-pack request on this website. LinkedIn is also available for company and team verification.

The current directions include sound objects, incense holders, selected metal craft and gift-ready craft. Specific availability is confirmed against the buyer brief.

We present singing bowls and related sound objects for wholesale review. Materials, dimensions, finish, packing and commercial terms are confirmed for each selected item.

We currently present incense holders and fragrance-related product directions. Ingredients, labeling and market requirements must be reviewed for the actual item and destination.

Yes, selected metal craft can be reviewed for retail and gift briefs. The actual material, finish, dimensions and care information are item-specific.

Gift-ready felt objects may be included when they fit the buyer brief and current availability. Product details are confirmed before quotation.

You can share the category you need. We will assess whether it fits our current supplier network and evidence requirements before presenting it as available.

A focused range is easier for a buyer to assess, sample and merchandise. It also lets us prepare clearer product information for the lines under review.

Yes. Share your customer, target price architecture, desired product count and launch timing. We can then shape a tighter range for review.

No. Photographs show current product directions. Availability and specifications are confirmed when we prepare your selection or quote.

Yes. Send visual references and explain the intended market. We will check whether a suitable option can be reviewed and what details still need confirmation.

Depending on the selected item, the product record can cover dimensions, verified material, photographs, presentation, packing and commercial fields.

Yes. Dimensions and available weight information are confirmed for the selected reference rather than assumed from a category photograph.

Material information is checked against the current product or supplier record. Where additional verification is needed, we identify that before using the detail in a quote.

Ask for samples in your buyer brief. Feasibility, sample cost, availability, packing and shipping will be confirmed for the selected items.

A sample provides a review reference, but handmade products can show natural variation. The approved specifications and acceptable variation should be recorded before production.

Check dimensions, finish, function, presentation, labeling and any variation that matters to your customer. Send one consolidated approval or change list.

Some handmade products can vary in surface, color, form or finish. The relevant type and acceptable degree of variation depends on the actual item.

Available product photographs can be included in the buyer pack. Final image and usage needs should be discussed before relying on them for retail publication.

Yes. Care guidance must match the actual material and finish, so it is prepared for the selected product rather than applied to a whole category.

Requested changes should be written into the selected product record and confirmed during buyer approval. This keeps the reviewed version clear before production.

Send a buyer brief with product interest, destination and quantity range. Pricing is prepared for the selected item and current commercial conditions.

Wholesale pricing depends on the item, quantity, presentation and current quote conditions. A buyer-specific quote is more useful than a generic public figure.

MOQ is confirmed for each selected product and quote. Share your approximate quantity range so we can focus on feasible options.

Possibly. The answer depends on the selected products, suppliers, quantities, packing and dispatch plan. We confirm feasibility during quotation.

Quote currency and payment details are agreed in the written commercial offer. Include your preferred currency in the brief.

Payment terms depend on the agreed transaction and are stated in writing with the quote or order documents.

Lead time depends on the product, quantity, current capacity and approval route. We confirm it for the selected order rather than promise one category-wide timeline.

Production timing begins according to the written order plan after required approvals, documents and payment milestones are complete.

Tell us immediately. Whether a change is possible depends on production status, supplier commitments, materials and packing already arranged.

A useful quote identifies the product, quantity, price basis, payment terms, lead time, packing assumptions, validity period and agreed responsibilities.

Packing is planned around the item, fragility, dimensions, quantity, presentation needs and destination. The selected packing format is documented in the order plan.

Yes. Describe the desired presentation, labels and destination requirements. We will assess feasible options for the selected item.

Fragile items require a product-specific packing review. We consider internal protection, outer cartons, handling notes and the planned shipping route.

Share the label content, format, placement and deadline. Feasibility and responsibility for compliance are confirmed before the order proceeds.

Shipping responsibilities and the dispatch route are agreed for each order. Your destination, preferred route and importer arrangements should be included early.

US-bound enquiries are welcome. The exact product, documentation, packing, transport route and importer responsibilities must be reviewed for the order.

Shipping cost depends on packed dimensions, weight, route, service level and current carrier rates. It is calculated after the order and packing assumptions are known.

Yes, subject to the written order plan. Share the forwarder details and required handover documents before dispatch arrangements are finalized.

Available documents depend on the goods, destination and agreed responsibilities. Tell us what your importer or broker requires so it can be reviewed early.

Confirm the product list, retail presentation, carton preferences, handling needs and destination requirements before quotation is finalized.

Quality begins with a clear selected-product record. Review points are then matched to the approved specifications, presentation and packing requirements.

The check depends on the item but can include product reference, dimensions, material record, finish, quantity, presentation, packing and buyer approvals.

Approval should be given against the current sample, photographs, specification or written product record. Any accepted variation should be documented.

Inspection scope depends on the product and order. The agreed review method and responsibility should be recorded before production or dispatch.

We flag the open point and seek a current answer or record. It is not treated as confirmed until the necessary information is available.

The buyer and supplier should agree which variations are natural and which would be unacceptable for the product and market.

Yes. Send it with the brief so we can assess whether the selected product and review process can support it.

Packing choices should be documented with the product and order plan. Photographs, samples or written specifications may be used depending on the requirement.

Share the product, destination and test requirement. Feasibility, laboratory choice, timing, cost and responsibility must be agreed before making any testing commitment.

Send the order reference, affected quantity, clear photographs and a concise description as soon as possible. Keep the packaging until the issue is reviewed.

The buyer or importer is responsible for understanding the rules that apply in the destination market unless a written agreement assigns a specific responsibility differently.

No. We can provide available product and shipment information, but buyers should use their own customs, legal and product-safety advisers where needed.

Tariff classification depends on the actual product, material and intended use. Confirm it with your customs broker or the relevant authority.

Market compliance depends on the actual item, intended use, labeling and destination rules. Requirements and evidence must be assessed for the selected product.

Begin with product classification, admissibility, labeling, product-safety obligations, documentation and the importer-of-record arrangement. Use qualified advisers for the final decision.

Ingredients, labeling, claims, packaging and destination rules may affect fragrance-related products. Review the actual item before placing an order.

Products intended for children can carry additional safety, testing, labeling and recordkeeping duties. Intended use must be stated at the start of the brief.

Available origin information is prepared for the selected item and shipment documents. The exact evidence depends on the product and transaction.

Name the certificate, standard or authority in the buyer brief. We will check what applies to the actual item and whether suitable evidence can be obtained.

US Customs and Border Protection and the Consumer Product Safety Commission publish official importer and business guidance. Your broker or adviser can apply it to your product.

Share the product, quantity, branding, packaging and destination requirements. We will assess supplier fit and evidence before confirming feasibility.

Customization depends on the item, supplier, quantity, design request and timeline. A visual brief makes the first feasibility review more useful.

Exclusivity requires a specific product, market, term, volume and written agreement. It is considered case by case.

You may share your design and technical requirements for review. Ownership, permissions, feasibility, sampling and commercial terms must be agreed before development.

Yes. Start with recipient profile, quantity, budget architecture, delivery timing and presentation needs so we can assess suitable directions.

Yes. Describe the setting, intended use, quantities, installation or replacement needs and delivery timing. Product suitability is then reviewed.

Yes. Distribution briefs should include territory, category, customer base, expected quantities and information requirements.

We coordinate products against buyer briefs and current supplier capabilities. Product and commercial facts are confirmed before they are presented as commitments.

Send your proposed dates, company information and purpose to the enquiry inbox. Any meeting or visit must be confirmed in advance.

Begin with one clear category and a realistic brief. A well-run first review or order creates the product records and working rhythm for future ranges.