Saharanpur Woodwork, also known as Saharanpur Wood Craft, is a traditional craft and industry based in Saharanpur, a city in the Indian state of Uttar Pradesh. This region is renowned for its exquisite woodworking and handcrafted wooden products, which have a rich cultural and historical significance.

Saharanpur woodwork is characterized by its intricate and detailed carving, inlay work, and fine craftsmanship. Artisans from Saharanpur create a wide range of wooden products, including furniture, decorative items, kitchenware, and small handicrafts. Some of the notable features of Saharanpur woodwork include:

Saharanpur woodworkers excel in inlay work, where they embed materials like brass, mother-of-pearl, or ivory into the wooden surface to create beautiful designs and patterns. The craftsmen typically use high-quality woods like sheesham (Indian rosewood) and mango wood, known for their durability and attractive grain patterns.

The GI tag which was awarded in the year 2014 signifies that the specific characteristics, reputation, and quality of these wooden products are tied to the geographical location of Saharanpur.