Under The Banyan Gold Tray Table MediumEchoing ancient whispers of worship, each object captures the essence of the Banyan tree, believed to hold the divine power to fulfil wishes. Crafted with reverence, these pieces pay homage to the tree's sacred namesVat Vriksha, Bargad, and Bahupata, the latter signifying its multitude of roots connecting earth and heavens. Beyond brass and form, these objects reflect the intricate dance of aerial roots, encapsulating the symbolism of longevity,

is envisioned as modern vessels and carriers of cultural heritage

These pieces serve as a tangible link to the celestial forces and elicit the true nature within us all

celebrating the enduring connection between mankind and the natural world

thousands of years old are interpreted in abstract forms for contemporary living spaces

presenting a fresh perspective in the art of framing both space and time

holding medicinal properties to cure many ailments

Inspired by Blackbuck and shaped through traditional metalworking techniques

forms this collection of cast brass objects

The Assam collection features gleaming forged brass rods and intricately woven cane- a timeless craft from North East India

yet slender structure with its twists and curves in myriad shades of patinated cast brass

In this enchanting ritual - one with an intimate relationship with India and its cottage industries - cane is delicately peeled from the bark of the rattan plant

Changing ownership over the course of history- from the Marathas to the Sultanates and then Mughals