Fossil Coffee TableThe slow, natural processes of the earth often yield the most remarkable designs. Petrified wood forms over thousands of years, as water and minerals gradually seep into the crevices and voids of wood, fossilising it in the absence of oxygen. This natural process creates a rich, layered surface of metallic tones, so marvellous it requires no further human intervention. Pairing this petrified wood tabletop is a cast brass base, its surface design

the Paigahs of Hyderabad enthralled with their contributions to Indo-Islamic architecture

where fragrant blossoms become living echoes of ancient history

temples for the passage of time

Our collection inspired by this mythical guardian from the 17th century Indian manuscript

to the ornaments and the pichhvai backdrops

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

the resulting objects imbue craftsmanship and tradition

Each brass object inlaid with a burst of semi-precious stones invites you to discover the joy in everyday beauty

From the season and day

An opulent blend

The candle cased in a cast brass holder inspired by this guardian from the 17th century Indian manuscript

made more so living amongst the trees of life