From your home to our workshop, and back.
Restoration isn't a single step — it's a sequence, and we keep you informed at each one. Here's exactly what happens after you reach out.
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Share Photos
Send clear photos of the object from a few angles, along with a short description of its condition and what you'd like restored.
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Initial Assessment
We look at the material, age, damage and any special considerations — like gilding, engraving or religious significance — before saying what's possible.
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Quote / Confirmation
You'll receive an estimate based on what we've seen. Work only begins once you've confirmed you'd like to go ahead.
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Pickup
Where doorstep pickup is available, we arrange collection at a time that works for you. The object is logged and packed for transit.
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Restoration
Cleaning, polishing, gilding or finishing — carried out according to what the object's material and condition actually call for.
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Quality Check
Before anything is sent back, the piece is checked against the agreed scope of work.
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Safe Return
The restored object is carefully packed and returned to you, the same way it left.
Why we photograph every piece before restoration.
A photo taken before we begin is a record — of condition, of engraving, of the small details that matter to you but might not survive a hurried repair. It's how we know what "restored" should actually look like for that specific object, and how you know exactly what changed.
A single restoration, start to finish.
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A few things people ask.
Most copper, brass and metal objects can be meaningfully improved through cleaning, polishing and refinishing. The honest answer depends on the specific piece, so we assess it from your photos before confirming anything.
Doorstep pickup is available in select cities. If it isn't available in yours, we'll let you know alternative ways to send your object to us.
Pricing depends on the object's size, material, condition and the work it needs. We share an estimate after assessment, before any work begins.
Turnaround varies by object and workload. We'll give you a realistic timeframe once we've assessed the piece, rather than a fixed number upfront.
Yes. Laddu Gopal, Krishna–Radha and other murti are handled with particular care, and any decisions about gilding or painted surfaces are discussed with you first.
Older and antique objects often need a more cautious approach. We assess these separately, and in some cases recommend minimal intervention rather than a full restoration.
If we don't think meaningful improvement is possible, we'll tell you before any work begins, and the object is returned to you as received.
Ready to send your first photos?
The process starts the moment you share what you have — no commitment until you've seen an estimate.