Bespoke Woodcarving Studio Website for Zen Woodcrafts
The Zen Woodcrafts is a small, independent studio in Sri Lanka that hand-carves custom wood art in teak, mahogany and jak wood. It makes relief wall panels, logos, crests and emblems, relief portraits...
The Zen Woodcrafts is a small, independent studio in Sri Lanka that hand-carves custom wood art in teak, mahogany and jak wood. It makes relief wall panels, logos, crests and emblems, relief portraits from customers' photos, botanical wall art and sculptural pieces, and ships worldwide. Every piece is made to order, so the studio needed a website that sells to overseas buyers on craftsmanship and trust and makes asking for a custom piece easy.
What we built
Mobiz designed and built the site on Mobiz CMS. It launched on 2 November 2026.
- Customize Your Carving. The main call to action throughout the site. Buyers pick a piece the studio has carved before or send their own design. The studio replies with a price and a secure payment link within 24 hours.
- What We Make and Portfolio. Product categories and a portfolio of past carvings that buyers can choose from and adapt.
- How It Works and Pricing. A clear step-by-step ordering process and guide prices in USD by type of piece, so overseas buyers know what to expect before they ask.
- Worldwide shipping. Shipping information with tracked courier delivery, including a dedicated page for buyers in the United States.
- Reviews and trust. Buyer reviews, an About page telling the studio's story, and full Terms, Privacy, Refunds and Cancellations, Shipping and Cookies pages.
- WhatsApp. A Chat on WhatsApp link in the top bar and a floating button for quick questions.
Design and approach
The warm, dark design uses rich wood tones, copper accents and an elegant serif, letting large photography of the carvings carry the brand. The site is fully responsive across desktop, tablet and phone, built on semantic markup for search, and runs behind Cloudflare.
Could we do this for you?
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