One whispers: script and stone in old wood Aged dark wood with a deeply weathered surface frames an inset stone tablet engraved with script-like symbols, turning a rural North Indian tray into a centre or corner table with the gravity of an excavated artefact. Enquire Now Commission a Similar Piece Product OverView An Object That…
One celebrates: folk colour, now a table A rural North Indian wooden tray, painted with radiating floral geometry in coral, indigo, turmeric and faded green, raised on stout rustic supports and reimagined by Udhbava as a low centre or corner table. Enquire Now Commission a Similar Piece Product OverView Folk Vitality, Given a New Use…
Amma, written again and again in the wood A dramatic slice of tea tree wood, darkened and polished, inscribed repeatedly with ‘Amma’ in a Tamil-Brahmi inspired script and grounded on branching roots: a table that reads as an ode to motherhood and memory. Enquire Now Commission Your Own Product OverView An Ode in Script Few…
Not merely a table. A slower way of being. A low rosewood table recalling the floor-seated writing furniture of earlier Indian homes, with three generous drawers and classic brass fittings, for journaling, calligraphy, reading, or a child’s first letters. Enquire Now Commission a Similar Piece Product OverView A Homage to Floor-Level Living This low rosewood…
An elegant welcome, a second life for wood Classical wooden bases with turned columns, sculpted legs and gently curved supports carry polished cream-toned marble tops, giving rediscovered furniture a renewed place in the foyer, for a lamp, an artefact or flowers. Enquire Now Commission Your Own Product OverView First Impressions, in the Smallest of Spaces…
A fragment of the forest, resting indoors Cut as an organic cross-section of tea tree wood and raised on its own branching roots, this table keeps every irregularity of the trunk, with a single hand-carved leaf floating at its centre like a fallen memory. Enquire Now Commission Your Own Product OverView A Preserved Dialogue Between…
