For over a decade, Kaustuv Das has been crafting custom-made, deeply personal works – each rooted in the belief that materials carry memory, and art should evoke emotion.

With a background in graphic design and a formal education in filmmaking, He’s early years were shaped by the visual language of screens and storyboards. But he soon felt drawn to something more tactile and grounded – a world where wood, metal, and bamboo spoke louder than pixels. That pull led him to handcrafted art, where he found a new rhythm in working with reclaimed and natural materials.

Today, he’s creations are not just objects, they are conversation pieces. From commissions by iconic names like Royal Enfield, Harley-Davidson, TVS, and Jawa, to international exhibitions and features in publications like The Times of India and The Hindu, his work resonates with collectors and connoisseurs across the globe. Each piece reflects his commitment to sustainability, storytelling, and the philosophy that great art doesn’t just fill a space; it transforms it.

Through private commissions and one-of-a-kind pieces, Kaustuv das invites clients into the heart of his creative process, ensuring every creation is not only visually compelling but emotionally enduring. For him, art is never mass-produced. It is meaningful, mindful, and made to last.

More than a brand, Bayacrafts is a quiet rebellion against disposable design. The name Baya draws inspiration from the baya weaver bird, known for building intricate nests with care, precision, and natural instinct. Much like the bird, Kaustuv das creates with intention. Every curve, joint, and texture holds meaning. He’s workshops and collaborative projects aim to spread this ethos inviting new creators to join a movement that values craft over commerce, process over perfection, and stories over stuff.