BENGALURU, May 28 -- India's furniture makers are turning to locally sourced wood and recalibrating prices amid rising costs and import delays.

Companies, including Pepperfry and Wooden Street, said there is no outright shortage of raw materials yet, but uncertainty around international shipments, rising logistics costs and inflation in crude-linked inputs are beginning to reshape sourcing and pricing decisions across the industry.

The disruption is accelerating a shift towards more locally sourced woods, while forcing manufacturers to build inventory buffers as the category is heavily dependent on discretionary urban consumption.

Furniture makers are treading with caution as sustained price increases and delivery delays can quickly af...