Spring Bouquet Green Cushion Cover 24"x24"Boundless, vibrant, and handblocked into existence, an Indian garden is summoned to the table. Here, the invited guests release singular scents of jasmine, lilac, and lotus flowers. Together they mingle and meditate, creating a bouquet like none other.

Sinuous forms in a captivating rhythm of deftly woven cane

the dark graceful twisting forms

winding and rhythmic

the form draws on Banyan tree and traditional metalworking techniques

root-like forms that recall the banyan’s aerial roots as they gently descend and return to earth

mimicking the rhythmic movements of the sands through their surface treatments and forms

This collection is a homage to the intricate latticework and ornamentation of the paigah jaalis—no two of which are the same—and appears to exist outside of time and place

these objects reflect the intricate dance of aerial roots

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

unveiling a tapestry of irregular textures and patterns that echoes the exquisite diversity of the land

this collection is inspired by the Kikar—India’s thorny desert dweller

a lounging Bengal tiger