Heritage craft
Techniques passed through generations of Firozabad glassmakers, preserved in every piece we make.

Our Heritage
From the furnaces of Firozabad to homes across the country — we carry forward centuries of glassmaking tradition, one handcrafted piece at a time.
What we stand for
Khanak is built on the belief that beautiful jewellery should feel personal — made with skill, delivered with care, and worn with pride.
Techniques passed through generations of Firozabad glassmakers, preserved in every piece we make.
Collections designed for weddings, festivals, and everyday elegance — handpicked for quality and finish.
Secure packaging and reliable shipping so your bangles arrive as beautifully as they left our workshop.
From artisans to customers, we build lasting relationships rooted in trust, warmth, and WhatsApp support.
Our Journey
Khanak begins as a small offline workshop, crafting glass bangles by hand for local families and retailers in the City of Bangles.

Our collections reach more showrooms across Uttar Pradesh as artisans join us to preserve traditional glassmaking techniques.

We partner with master craftsmen across Firozabad, expanding our designs while staying true to the soul of every piece.

Khanak launches online so customers across India can discover handcrafted bangles and glassware from the heart of our city.

From our offline heritage to a growing digital home, we ship handpicked designs to doorsteps across the country with care.

Every bangle that leaves our hands carries a whisper of Firozabad - the heat of the furnace, the rhythm of the craft, and the promise that tradition can shine in a modern world.
The Heart of Glass
For centuries, Firozabad has been the crucible of Indian glassmaking. Here, furnaces glow through the night and the melodic “khanak” of glass rings through narrow lanes — the sound that gave our brand its name.
Our craft relies on techniques passed down through generations. From drawing soda-lime glass to intricate embellishments, every piece carries the soul of its maker and the heritage of a city devoted to light and colour.
