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…
The year’s first sight, framed in Burma teak Handcrafted in century-old Burma teak, the Vishu Mirror opens like a small shrine: framed deities on folding panels, a bevelled mirror at the centre, and your own reflection held between them on the first morning of the year. Enquire Now Commission a Similar Piece Product OverView A…
The arch that frames a deity, now for bangles Drawn from the ornamental arch that frames sacred icons, this wall-mounted stand is carved by hand in old Burma teak, with three rods for bangles and hooks below for necklaces, so jewellery becomes part of the room. Enquire Now Commission a Similar Piece Product OverView Where…
Sri Rama’s coronation, carved in stillness Udhbava’s first Indic Totem renders Sri Rama’s Pattabhishekam in unpainted Burma teak: Rama, Sita, Lakshmana and Hanuman, each carved with their own emotion, amid tulsi, lotus and vines touched with white and gold. Enquire Now Commission a Similar Piece Product OverView A Totem for Dharma A totem is an…
