About
A desk that repeats an order.
Nityam is Sanskrit for daily, or always. We picked it because the work is the repeat: the same cloth, to the same shop, on a rhythm.

Get Nityam is in Mumbai. We do not run the printing floor. The carved blocks, the dye vats, and the long tables are in Sanganer and Bagru, two printing towns outside Jaipur.
We take a shop’s note, have that cloth made, check the first piece, and send it. When the shop writes again, we make the same cloth again.
A buyer should only have to introduce themselves once. That is the difference between a catalogue and a supply.
Write to the desk at getnityam@gmail.com. The invoice carries the same name as this site.


01
The same, again
A repeat order should match the first one. That is the whole promise in the name.
02
One person on the mail
The person who answers your first note is the person who sends the next carton.
03
Paid, then packed
Shops pay before the carton leaves. Nothing is held on credit, and nothing is a surprise.
Buyer notes
What a shop should be able to say about us.
These are sample notes. They describe the standard each order is held to. Named notes from shipped orders will replace them here.
We asked for the same stole in March and again in June. It came back the same blue.
The packing list matched the carton line by line. Customs cleared it without a question.
Our second order was one email. No new samples, no new brief.
A photo of the first printed piece came before the full lot. That saved us a wrong colour.
Paying by Wise was simple, and the invoice carried the same name as the website.
Cushion covers in the size we already stock. That was the whole brief, and that is what came.