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Vedas Homes opens second store in Ranchi, expands footprint in Jharkhand

PINAKI MAJUMDAR   Jamshedpur, Sept 6: Vedas Exports has opened its second retail store, Vedas Homes, in Ranchi, just two months after debuting…

Vedas Homes opens second store in Ranchi, expands footprint in Jharkhand

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Jamshedpur, Sept 6: Vedas Exports has opened its second retail store, Vedas Homes, in Ranchi, just two months after debuting its first outlet in Jamshedpur.

The quick expansion underscores the brand’s commitment to strengthening its presence in Tier-2 cities and making premium yet affordable home décor accessible to more households.

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Strategically located in the bustling Firayalal area, the new store spans 650 sq. ft. and showcases over 3,000 SKUs.

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Customers can explore an extensive collection of table décor, dinnerware, wall hangings, clocks, figurines, planters, vases, and gifting solutions—all designed to blend high-quality craftsmanship with affordability.

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The Ranchi launch holds special significance for founder Palash Agrawal, a Ranchi native, who started Vedas Exports with the vision of reviving Indian craftsmanship inspired by Vedic design and medieval art.

Over the years, the brand has grown from a single product line into a diverse portfolio that harmonizes traditional and contemporary styles, while championing eco-friendly colours and repurposed metals.

“Launching Vedas Homes in Ranchi feels like bringing the brand’s journey full circle,” said Agrawal.

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“Opening a business here is personal and professional because this city has shaped my vision and values. Our goal is to create a space where people connect with décor that is authentic, functional, and lasting—homes should be seen as living stories, shaped by thought, care, and art, ” he added.

Looking ahead, Vedas Homes plans to open 10 more stores across India by the end of 2026, inviting franchise partners to join its retail growth journey, particularly in Tier-2 markets where demand for stylish yet affordable home décor continues to rise.

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