A divider that brings many worlds together Old rosewood, teak banisters from an old staircase, coloured flora glass, a Maharashtrian sari, hand-woven rattan and laser-cut lotus glass come together in one multi-panel divider, giving a room privacy without losing openness. Enquire Now Commission a Similar Piece Product OverView Some Pieces Divide a Room. This One…
Āṇḍāḷ and her parrots, framing a reflection Hand-carved in wood and crowned by Āṇḍāḷ, the poet-saint of the Tamil Bhakti tradition, flanked by her parrots, this mirror frame carries temple-inspired architecture and floral motifs in a warm hand-painted finish. Enquire Now Commission a Similar Piece Product OverView A Mirror That Asks You to Look Inward…
A vanity shaped by memory and courtly art A reimagined classic vanity in distressed lacquered teak from an old ancestral home, centred on a Raja Ravi Varma print beneath twin parrots and pavilion arches: heritage art and Colonial-Indic elegance at the dressing table. Enquire Now Commission Your Own Product OverView Detail, Held with Purpose The…
A quiet corner, given a life all of its own Composed of 100-year-old Burma teak, brass, granite stone and blue flora glass, this tall panel with staggered shelves holds what matters most: a beloved idol, a brass heirloom passed down, or a plant placed with care. Enquire Now Commission a Similar Piece Product OverView A…
