Varanasi Blue Side Table SmallIn the celestial chronicles of India, astral observatories emerged as open air sanctuaries, temples for the passage of time, and dance of the stars. The profound legacy of these Jantar Mantars, meaning instruments that measure the harmony of the heavens, in New Delhi, Jaipur, and Varanasi, lies in their ingenious designwhere small tools metamorphose into life sized marvels crafted from marble and stone through an interplay of geometric forms. Here,

created to enhance both space and atmosphere

Simple in construction yet beguiling to observe

allowing light to animate the form

Resisting conformity

A sculptural brass candle holder designed to cast light

and see what’s written in the stars

and playful rabbits

The use of organic fibres like jute and coir echoes the sustainability deeply ingrained in India's cultural ethos

The collection’s namesake

this collection draws inspiration from the once thriving city of Harappa

Bring it home and watch it stand guard

a spirited face