After sourcing the wood, the pieces are cut depending on the design of the product. Designing the product requires two major aspects: (i) drawing the basic design and shaping the product (ii) creating a decorative pattern, adding to the charm of a product. This designing calls for gaining an understanding of symmetry, precision and proportion, along with a sense of aesthetics. To add an ornamental look, different techniques are followed from carving to inlaying.

Wood carving also involves various design techniques, such as engraving and carving on a wooden block, creating lattice patterns, and designing wooden lampshades. The goal is to create any design and trace a geometric pattern on a piece of wood to achieve symmetry.

Most pieces are crafted from natural woods such as musk, mahogany, plywood, beech pine, mahogany, oak, and cedar, all of which create a relaxing atmosphere for both indoor and outdoor use.