Bookends that hold stories on either side Handcrafted bookends in two designs: earthy block-printed motifs of plants and birds, and A Study in Contrasts, which sets the precision of a motorcycle against the feminine form. Each is a considered gift for a reader. Enquire Now Commission a Similar Piece Product OverView Bookends That Carry a…
Everyday utility, with a twist in the handle Generously proportioned holders in heritage Burma teak and padauk, each defined by its handle: hand-knotted macramé, a vibrant guitar strap or classic cast iron. Made to move from kitchen to table to verandah. Enquire Now Commission a Similar Piece Product OverView The Most Useful Objects Need Not…
Two carved companions, keeping your stories Hand-carved Marapachi figures, the wedding dolls of South India, stand at either end of a textured metallic base marked with Yin and Yang: a his-and-hers pair that holds your books and a quiet idea of balance. Enquire Now Commission a Similar Piece Product OverView A Pair That Holds More…
Small enough to give, made to keep for years Handcrafted from 100-year-old reclaimed Burma teak and finished with the lustre of Kancheepuram silk, these coasters bring heritage to the everyday table, given singly or in curated sets for occasions and events. Enquire Now Commission a Similar Piece Product OverView A Gift with Something to Say…
Where old silk returns to the festive table Reclaimed Burma teak trays inlaid with vintage Indian silks, Vairoosi Kanchipuram and coloured Banaras, textiles that once belonged to weddings and family trunks, now carrying sweets at Navratri and lamps at Deepavali. Enquire Now Commission a Similar Piece Product OverView Heritage Need Not Remain Folded Away Some…
