Geethanjali owes it's origin to a fine ivory sculptor who started selling his creations in Kodaikanal in the year 1920. With the banning of ivory in the eighties the business diversified into antiques and Colonial furniture.

Today, three generations later 'Geethanjali' is a name to reckon with in the Indian antique business. Each piece of art and furniture found in this shop is sourced from all over South India. Often many an ancient house on the verge of demolition is a store house of treasures such as exquisitely carved doors, windows, columns & pillars made of Burmese teak or even rosewood.

These are saved from being lost to the world and are lovingly restored to their original glory by Geethanjali's team of 50 skilled craftsmen.