GST was implemented with the goal of creating a unified and simplified fiscal tax structure in India. The main reason for the implementation of GST was to combine all indirect taxes into a single tax and create tax administration efficiencies. The Indian handicraft sector is widely dispersed across the country and is severely impacted by GST. This sector is the most important because it generates employment, foreign revenue from exports and investments, and so on. Gujarat, Tamil Nadu, Rajasthan, Uttar Pradesh, Karnataka, and Jammu and Kashmir are the leading states for handicraft export in India. India is a major exporter and producer of handicraft products worldwide. More than 100 international markets receive Indian handicraft products. This study focuses on handicraft exports because export is an important engine of India's economic growth. The current study examines the major components of GST and their impact on the export of handicrafts from Kachchh-Gujarat. It also examines the overall performance of Rajasthan handicraft exports over the last six years, with a particular focus on handicraft export values before and after the implementation of GST. This study provided an overview of the GST and also identified the handicraft products exported from Kachchh.