Official Styling Partner of F3 Polo
House of H × F3 Polo
Two worlds that honour heritage, mastery, and the ritual of gathering beautifully. This season we are styling the marquees at F3 Polo Sydney and Portsea Polo.
For a collected home.
The partnership
A natural pairing
Polo has always been about more than the game. It is the setting, the company, and the way a day feels. House of H brings forms and fabrics made by hand by master artisans into F3 Polo's marquees, so every guest feels it the moment they step inside.
Come and find us trackside, settle into a cushion that took weeks to make, and see what a collected home looks like under canvas.
“F3 Polo has always been about more than the game. It is about the setting, the people, and the way a day feels. House of H brings a level of craft and care to our marquees that our guests will notice the moment they walk in. We are thrilled to welcome them to Sydney this year and Portsea in 2027.”Simon Wilson, Managing Director, F3 Polo
Where polo began
Born in India
Long before it reached the lawns of England, polo belonged to India. In Manipur, in the country's northeast, it was played for centuries as sagol kangjei, on small, sure footed Manipuri ponies. The polo ground at Imphal is counted among the oldest in the world.
Centuries ago
Sagol kangjei is played in Manipur, the game modern polo grew from.
1850s
British officers first see the game played in Manipur.
1862
The Calcutta Polo Club is founded. Today it is the oldest polo club still in existence.
1930s
Maharaja Sawai Man Singh II leads the Jaipur team to victories across India and England.
Polo in Jaipur goes back centuries, and the city is still known as the capital of Indian polo. Each winter, leading players from around the world come to play at the Rajasthan Polo Club, beside the Rambagh Palace.
Jaipur is also the home of hand block printing, cloth printed one carved wooden block at a time, the way it has been for centuries.
The heritage of the hand
Mastery takes years. So does every piece.
Polo and craft ask the same thing of the people who practise them: discipline, deep respect for tradition, and a feel that only comes from the hand. Every House of H piece is made by master artisans, in crafts that have endured for centuries because they demand excellence.
Srinagar, Kashmir
Crewel embroidery
Jaipur, Rajasthan
Hand block printing
Sambhal, Uttar Pradesh
Bone inlay
The slight variation in a stitch, the warmth of a hand blocked print. That is the signature.
“House of H is young, but the crafts behind it are centuries old. I wanted to give these ancient disciplines a contemporary global stage. Heritage is a statement, not nostalgia. Our pieces are for homes built slowly, piece by piece, over years. Never furnished in a weekend.”Hima, Founder and Creative Director, House of H
Competition
Win a day at the polo, styled by House of H
To celebrate our partnership, we are giving three lucky winners a day on the F3 Polo Lawn in Sydney, and our first prize winner also takes home a $1,000 House of H voucher to start their own collection.
2 tickets to F3 Polo Sydney plus a $1,000 House of H voucher
A day on the F3 Polo Lawn, then $1,000 to start your House of H collection with pieces from the Debut Collection.
2 tickets to F3 Polo Sydney
F3 Polo Lawn, Saturday 14 November 2026, Centennial Park
2 tickets to F3 Polo Sydney
F3 Polo Lawn, Saturday 14 November 2026, Centennial Park
More ways to enter: follow @houseofh.au on Instagram and join the House of H newsletter. Each one earns you an extra entry.
Entries open Tuesday 27 October 2026 and close 11:59pm AEDT Sunday 8 November 2026. Winners announced 9am AEDT Monday 9 November 2026 and notified by email. Open to Australian residents aged 18 and over. Travel to Sydney not included. See full terms and conditions.
The Debut Collection
Bring the marquee home
Heirloom pieces for homes built slowly and with intention. Small editions, never mass produced. When a piece is gone, it is gone.
Discover the collection