Our Story

From the Mountains to the Earth

From the magnificent peaks of the Himalayas, the Hindu Kush, and the Karakoram Mountain Ranges emerge hundreds of gemstones that have been untouched for millions of years and carry a special connection to the Earth. These stones, such as the Gandhara Limestone, Calcite, Onyx, Marble, Garnet, Aquamarine, Peridot, Clear Quartz, Lapis Lazuli (from Badakhshan) or Jade make up a part of Pakistan's diverse landscape of natural stones and materials, each with their own unique story. Laluna Concepts was born out of a love for these natural resources, and a vision to bring them from the depths of the mountains to the haven of your homes.  

More Than Just a Product

Our philosophy is simple – we strive to preserve the skills passed down from generation to generation and pair them with contemporary design. The art of handcrafting, a fading tradition, finds new life through our partnership with local artisans. Together, we create functional art that seamlessly blends old-world charm with modern aesthetics. Laluna Concepts is more than just a brand; it's a lifestyle. When you own a piece from Laluna Concepts, you're not just acquiring an object; you're inviting an experience into your life. Our creations, sourced from natural materials, carry the essence of the mountains, the labor of craftsmanship, and the art of contemporary design.

Bringing Our Concepts to Life

Laluna Concepts emcompasses a vast range of products, from Gandhara limestone oil burners, to Lapis Lazuli and Jade tables, to Walnut Wood cheese boards, to Coppper and Brass tableware, to semi-precious stone and silver jewellery, to gemstones, to candle stands and keepsake boxes, and much more. But that's not all; we extend our passion for craftsmanship to hand-embroidered tapestries and hand-knotted kilims from Pakistan and beyond. Soon we will also be introducing couture apparel that embodies the same ethos of heritage, craftsmanship, and contemporary design. 

Laluna Concepts is a bridge where history meets modernity, art meets functionality, and heritage finds a new abode.