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A hand-cast tribute to a bygone era, this rotary telephone is shaped, soldered and buffed entirely by hand in the brass workshops of Moradabad — India's "Brass City". No two pieces ring quite the same; the gentle unevenness in the finish is the artisan's signature.
Cast using the age-old lost-wax "Dhokra" technique passed down through generations of Odisha's metal-casting families, this miniature carriage captures the charm of royal-era transport in fine sculpted brass.
A statement desk piece where craftsmanship meets function — a hand-blown glass timer cradled in a rotating brass frame, individually assembled and balanced by hand so it turns smoothly on its axis.
Firozabad's legendary glass-blowers craft the jewel-toned chamber, which is then set into a Moradabad brass stand — a piece that carries two celebrated craft traditions of Uttar Pradesh in one object.
Inspired by the blackened-and-inlaid Bidriware tradition of Karnataka, this lamp is hand-engraved and finished in a deep antique black that lets every etched detail catch the light.
India's national bird rendered in radiant repoussé brass — each feather is raised by hand, hammer-tap by hammer-tap, by artisans trained in a technique passed down within the family workshop.
A symbol of prosperity, cast branch by branch in Jaipur's brass foundries and finished on a polished marble base — as at home on a study desk as it is at a shop entrance.
Jaipur's meenakari artisans hand-set each coloured stone into these miniature royal palanquins, a craft historically reserved for royal courts and now carried forward by a handful of family workshops.
Every bloom on this turquoise-and-gold set is painted freehand by Jaipur artisans trained in traditional enamel work, making each vase and kettle in the set subtly one-of-a-kind.
Made by the Thatheras of Jandiala Guru — a copper and brass hand-hammering craft recognised by UNESCO as part of India's Intangible Cultural Heritage — every dent and dimple is struck by hand, not machine-pressed.
A playful nod to India's iconic hand-painted trucks, carved from solid wood and painted freehand in bright folk motifs by artisan families in Rajasthan — no two trucks leave the workshop alike.
Solid sheesham wood, hand-carved and inlaid with fine brass wire in traditional Jodhpur patterns — a centrepiece that turns a living room into a showcase of Rajasthani woodcraft.
Saharanpur's wood-carvers, famed across India for intricate inlay furniture, hand-chisel each floral panel on this keepsake box before fitting it with brass hinges and a lock.
Turned on a traditional lathe and coated in glossy natural lac by Sawantwadi's lacquerware artisans, a craft that has decorated Maharashtrian homes for over a century.
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A hand-cast tribute to a bygone era, this rotary telephone is shaped, soldered and buffed entirely …
Cast using the age-old lost-wax "Dhokra" technique passed down through generations of Odisha's meta…
A statement desk piece where craftsmanship meets function — a hand-blown glass timer cradled in a r…
Firozabad's legendary glass-blowers craft the jewel-toned chamber, which is then set into a Moradab…
Inspired by the blackened-and-inlaid Bidriware tradition of Karnataka, this lamp is hand-engraved a…
India's national bird rendered in radiant repoussé brass — each feather is raised by hand, hammer-t…
A symbol of prosperity, cast branch by branch in Jaipur's brass foundries and finished on a polishe…
Jaipur's meenakari artisans hand-set each coloured stone into these miniature royal palanquins, a c…
Every bloom on this turquoise-and-gold set is painted freehand by Jaipur artisans trained in tradit…
Made by the Thatheras of Jandiala Guru — a copper and brass hand-hammering craft recognised by UNES…
A playful nod to India's iconic hand-painted trucks, carved from solid wood and painted freehand in…
Solid sheesham wood, hand-carved and inlaid with fine brass wire in traditional Jodhpur patterns — …
Saharanpur's wood-carvers, famed across India for intricate inlay furniture, hand-chisel each flora…
Turned on a traditional lathe and coated in glossy natural lac by Sawantwadi's lacquerware artisans…
