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Handcrafted in solid brass, this Lakshmi Diya combines a traditional oil-lamp form with an ornate backplate featuring a Lakshmi motif. Designed as both a functional diya and a decorative object, it is suited to Diwali, Lakshmi pooja, everyday pooja spaces and considered home styling. The piece measures approximately 100 mm high, 80 mm wide and 90 mm deep. Its sculptural form pairs a shallow oil bowl with a detailed brass backplate, while the natural tonal variation and surface character of the metal preserve the individuality of a handcrafted object. Lakshmi Backplate Design The backplate features a clearly visible Lakshmi motif framed by decorative brass detailing. The form gives the diya a strong frontal presence while retaining a compact footprint for tabletop use. The supplied product information identifies the piece as South Indian in origin. Its form is intended for use as a Lakshmi diya for pooja and Diwali settings without requiring a large ceremonial display. Functional Oil or Ghee Diya The front bowl is designed to hold oil or ghee with a cotton wick, allowing the piece to function as a traditional diya. It can be lit for Diwali, pooja or other appropriate home observances. When not lit, the same brass form works as a decorative tabletop object, allowing it to remain on display between uses. Pooja, Diwali & Home Use Its compact scale makes the diya suitable for a home pooja area, festive arrangement, console, buffet or tabletop. The integrated backplate gives the piece visual presence without requiring additional mounting or support. In a contemporary home, it can be styled with restrained flowers, brass accents or other decorative objects while keeping the diya itself as the focal point. Decorative Presence for the Home The warm brass tone, detailed backplate and raised oil bowl create a sculptural object that reads clearly from the front while also showing depth from side angles. It can be displayed on a console, sideboard, shelf or tabletop, either as a functional diya or as a handcrafted brass decor piece. Dimensions & Specifications Handcrafted Brass Lakshmi Diya Solid brass tabletop diya with Lakshmi backplate for oil or ghee use, pooja, Diwali and home decor. SKU: BRS-8 Dimensions: 100 mm high × 80 mm wide × 90 mm deep Weight: 470 g Material: Solid brass Use: Oil / ghee diya for Diwali, pooja and home use Decorative use: Tabletop, buffet, console or similar home display Origin: South Indian origin Handcrafted Character As a handcrafted brass piece, slight variations in polish, tone, surface texture, casting marks and fine detail are natural characteristics of production rather than manufacturing defects. These variations contribute to the individual character of each piece.

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Handcrafted in solid brass, this compact Lotus Diya is shaped as an open lotus flower with layered engraved petals and a textured centre. Designed for oil or ghee use, it works as a functional diya for Diwali and pooja while also serving as a small decorative brass accent for the home. The piece measures approximately 20 mm high and 65 mm in diameter, with a weight of 155 g. Its low, palm-sized proportions make it easy to place on a pooja shelf, tray, tabletop or festive arrangement without taking up much space. Lotus-Inspired Form The diya is defined by its open lotus shape, with individually modelled petals radiating from the centre. Engraved linear detailing across the petals gives the brass surface depth while preserving the natural handmade character of the piece. The supplied product information identifies the piece as South Indian in origin. Its floral form is suitable for festive, pooja and home-display settings. Oil or Ghee Diya The centre of the lotus is designed to hold oil or ghee with a cotton wick positioned at the edge for lighting. It can be used for Diwali, pooja and other appropriate home observances. Its compact size also makes it suitable for use as part of a grouped diya arrangement where several small lamps are displayed together. Pooja, Diwali & Home Use At approximately 65 mm across, this is a small diya intended for close tabletop or pooja placement rather than as a large standalone centrepiece. It can be styled on a tray with flowers, brass accents or other festive objects, or placed individually on a console, sideboard, shelf or tabletop. Decorative Presence for the Home The sculpted lotus petals and warm brass tone give the piece a decorative identity even when unlit. Its small footprint makes it useful for compact spaces, layered displays and grouped arrangements where a subtle brass accent is preferred. Dimensions & Specifications Handcrafted Brass Lotus Diya Compact solid brass lotus-shaped diya for oil or ghee use, Diwali, pooja and home decor. SKU: BRS-11 Dimensions: 20 mm high × 65 mm diameter Weight: 155 g Material: Solid brass Use: Oil / ghee diya for Diwali, pooja and home use Decorative use: Tabletop, buffet, console or similar home display Origin: South Indian origin Handcrafted Character As a handcrafted brass piece, slight variations in polish, tone, surface texture, casting marks and fine detail are natural characteristics of production rather than manufacturing defects. These variations contribute to the individual character of each piece.

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Handcrafted Brass Parrot Cantilever Deepam is a sculptural oil lamp built around an ornate Parrot-form upright, a suspended five-notch diya bowl and a solid circular base. The warm, naturally varied brass surface gives each piece the character of a handcrafted object rather than a machine-perfect decorative accessory. Designed for genuine use as an oil lamp, the suspended bowl has five wick positions and can be lit for pooja, Diwali and other festive occasions. When unlit, the cantilevered form and detailed parrot motif also make it a distinctive decorative piece for an entrance console, sideboard, shelf or contemporary pooja space. The visible patina, casting texture, small surface variations and subtle asymmetry are part of the handcrafted brass character of the piece. Product details Material: Solid brass Sold as: Individual Dimensions: 21 cm high × 15 cm wide × 7 cm deep Weight: 790 g Oil bowl: Five wick notches SKU: BR0004

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Handcrafted in solid brass, this Peacock Floral Diya combines five individual diya bowls around a larger central bowl, framed by a mirrored pair of peacock motifs. Designed for oil or ghee use, it works as a functional festive lamp for Diwali and pooja while also serving as a distinctive decorative centrepiece for the home. The piece measures approximately 25 mm high, 185 mm wide and 200 mm deep, with a substantial weight of 750 g. Its low, broad profile places the five smaller diya bowls around the central lotus-motif bowl, while the two opposing peacocks create a balanced sculptural composition across the upper edge. Paired Peacock Design The visible design is defined by two facing peacocks with detailed feather motifs arranged around the outer edge of the diya. Their mirrored placement gives the piece a strong sense of balance while keeping the overall form low and suitable for tabletop display. The supplied product information identifies the piece as South Indian in origin. Its broad, decorative form is suited to festive, pooja and home-display settings. Five-Wick Oil or Ghee Diya The piece incorporates five smaller diya bowls positioned around the central bowl. Each is designed to hold oil or ghee with a cotton wick, allowing multiple flames to be lit for Diwali, pooja and other appropriate home observances. The larger central bowl provides additional visual presence and can remain unlit as part of the overall composition, or be used decoratively according to the setting. Pooja, Diwali & Home Use The broad footprint makes this diya particularly suited to a pooja table, festive centrepiece, buffet or console where the full paired-peacock design can be appreciated from above and from the front. In a contemporary home, it can be styled with restrained flowers, timber, stone or complementary brass objects while allowing the sculptural form of the diya to remain the focal point. Decorative Presence for the Home The combination of multiple diya bowls, peacock motifs and a central floral design gives the piece a strong decorative identity even when unlit. It can be displayed on a console, sideboard, shelf or tabletop as a handcrafted brass centrepiece between uses. Dimensions & Specifications Handcrafted Brass Peacock Floral DiyaSolid brass multi-diya with paired peacock motif for oil or ghee use, Diwali, pooja and home decor. SKU: BRS-10 Dimensions: 25 mm high × 185 mm wide × 200 mm deep Weight: 750 g Material: Solid brass Use: Oil / ghee diya for Diwali, pooja and home use Decorative use: Tabletop, buffet, console or similar home display Origin: South Indian origin Handcrafted Character As a handcrafted brass piece, slight variations in polish, tone, surface texture, casting marks and fine detail are natural characteristics of production rather than manufacturing defects. These variations contribute to the individual character of each piece.

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Handcrafted in solid brass, this Peacock Neck Cantilever Ghanti Diya combines a sculptural peacock-form support with a raised oil-lamp bowl and two hanging brass bells. Designed for oil or ghee use, it functions as a diya for Diwali and pooja while also serving as a distinctive decorative brass object for the home. The piece measures approximately 120 mm high, 115 mm wide and 65 mm deep, with a weight of 425 g. Its compact cantilever form places the diya bowl to one side of the curved peacock-neck structure, while the two bells hang freely from separate points of the frame. Peacock Neck Cantilever Design The visible structure is defined by a curved peacock-neck form rising from a broad decorative base. Engraved and cast detailing runs across the support, bowl and base, while the pair of suspended bells adds movement and visual balance to the composition. The supplied product information identifies the piece as South Indian in origin. Its compact sculptural form is suited to pooja, festive and decorative home settings. Oil or Ghee Diya The raised brass bowl is designed to hold oil or ghee with a cotton wick positioned at the genuine lip of the diya for lighting. It can be used for Diwali, pooja and other appropriate home observances. The hanging bells are part of the decorative form and should remain freely suspended around the main diya structure. Pooja, Diwali & Home Use At approximately 120 mm high, the piece is compact enough for a home pooja shelf, tabletop, buffet or console while still having strong sculptural presence. In a contemporary interior it can be styled with restrained flowers, timber, stone or complementary brass objects, either lit as a diya or displayed unlit as a decorative piece. Decorative Presence for the Home The curved peacock silhouette, suspended bells, raised oil bowl and broad floral-style base give the piece a distinctive profile from multiple viewing angles. It can be displayed on a console, sideboard, shelf or tabletop as a handcrafted brass accent between uses. Dimensions & Specifications Handcrafted Brass Peacock Neck Cantilever Ghanti Diya Solid brass cantilever diya with peacock-neck motif and two hanging bells for oil or ghee use, Diwali, pooja and home decor. SKU: BRS-14 Dimensions: 120 mm high × 115 mm wide × 65 mm deep Weight: 425 g Material: Solid brass Use: Oil / ghee diya for Diwali, pooja and home use Decorative use: Tabletop, buffet, console or similar home display Origin: South Indian origin Handcrafted Character As a handcrafted brass piece, slight variations in polish, tone, surface texture, casting marks and fine detail are natural characteristics of production rather than manufacturing defects. These variations contribute to the individual character of each piece.

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Handcrafted in solid brass, this compact Shankh Diya takes its form from the distinctive conch-shell motif, with a shallow oil bowl integrated into the sculpted brass body. Designed for oil or ghee use, it works as a functional diya for Diwali and pooja while also serving as a small decorative brass accent for the home. The piece measures approximately 20 mm high, 50 mm wide and 70 mm deep, with a weight of 180 g. Its compact proportions make it suitable for a pooja shelf, tray, tabletop or festive arrangement without taking up much space. Shankh-Inspired Form The visible design is shaped around the Shankh motif, with a curved bowl, patterned rim and stepped shell-like detailing at one end. The engraved and cast surface details give the piece a recognisable sculptural form while preserving the natural irregularities of handcrafted brass. The supplied product information identifies the piece as South Indian in origin. Its compact form is suited to pooja, festive and decorative home settings. Oil or Ghee Diya The shallow central bowl is designed to hold oil or ghee with a cotton wick positioned at the genuine open edge of the diya for lighting. It can be used for Diwali, pooja and other appropriate home observances, either individually or as part of a grouped diya arrangement. Pooja, Diwali & Home Use At approximately 70 mm deep and 50 mm wide, this is a small tabletop diya intended for close placement rather than as a large standalone centrepiece. It can be styled on a pooja tray, console, sideboard or tabletop with restrained flowers, brass accents or other festive objects. Decorative Presence for the Home The Shankh-inspired silhouette, warm brass tone and detailed rim give the piece a decorative identity even when unlit. Its compact footprint makes it suitable for layered displays, grouped arrangements and smaller spaces where a subtle handcrafted brass accent is preferred. Dimensions & Specifications Handcrafted Brass Shankh Diya Compact solid brass Shankh-shaped diya for oil or ghee use, Diwali, pooja and home decor. SKU: BRS-12 Dimensions: 20 mm high × 50 mm wide × 70 mm deep Weight: 180 g Material: Solid brass Use: Oil / ghee diya for Diwali, pooja and home use Decorative use: Tabletop, buffet, console or similar home display Origin: South Indian origin Handcrafted Character As a handcrafted brass piece, slight variations in polish, tone, surface texture, casting marks and fine detail are natural characteristics of production rather than manufacturing defects. These variations contribute to the individual character of each piece.

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Traditional in form and finely detailed, the Handcrafted Solid Brass Annam Peacock Bell Diya brings together an ornamental bird motif, a shallow oil bowl and a suspended brass bell in one distinctive tabletop lamp. Made for lighting during Diwali and pooja, it is equally suited to display as a small sculptural accent in the home. The design rises from a circular brass foot into a curved, engraved support. A small annam-style bird sits near the top, while a single bell hangs from the projecting arm opposite the oil bowl. The open spaces and scrolling details make the silhouette striking from several angles. Traditional Annam-Inspired Bird Form The bird-shaped ornament is a familiar feature of South Indian decorative design. Here it forms the uppermost detail of the sweeping support rather than sitting directly on the bowl. The curved framework, shallow dish, patterned base and suspended bell give the piece its distinctive character. Made from solid brass, this diya has visible engraved detailing and the warm, slightly varied tone associated with a handcrafted object. Its openwork profile also allows the bell and the bowl to remain clearly visible. Oil or Ghee Diya for Diwali and Pooja The projecting bowl can hold a small amount of oil or ghee with a suitable cotton wick for traditional lamp lighting. Position the wick at the bowl rim so the flame remains clear of the decorative support and hanging bell. Never leave a lit diya unattended, and allow the brass to cool before handling. Use it as part of Diwali arrangements, daily pooja or a simple festive tabletop setting. The attached hanging bell is an ornamental feature that adds movement and interest to the composition. Pooja and Contemporary Home Styling At 18 cm high, the diya is compact enough for a pooja shelf, buffet, console or sideboard. Arrange it with fresh flowers or other brass pieces for festive occasions, or display it on its own when unlit. Always use a stable, heat-resistant surface when lighting the bowl. Decorative Presence for the Home Even without a flame, the slender curving form, peacock-style bird motif and single hanging bell give this brass lamp a strong decorative presence. Its open silhouette suits both traditionally furnished rooms and pared-back contemporary interiors. Dimensions & Specifications Handcrafted Solid Brass Annam Peacock Bell DiyaSingle standing brass oil lamp with an ornamental bird motif and hanging bell. SKU: BRS-15 Dimensions: 18 cm high × 14 cm wide × 6.5 cm deep Weight: 540 g Material: Solid brass Quantity: 1 diya Functional use: Oil or ghee diya for Diwali and pooja Decorative use: Tabletop, buffet, console or shelf display Design origin: South Indian Handcrafted Character Small variations in polish, brass tone, surface texture and engraved detailing are part of the individual character of handcrafted pieces. Wipe gently with a soft dry cloth after use and do not immerse a hot lamp in water.

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The Hamsa — a hand-shaped symbol of protection and good fortune — has been a talisman across cultures for thousands of years. This notebook carries it on a hand-illustrated cover made by artisans in Sanganer, Jaipur: a town renowned for its handmade paper tradition. Inside, 96 smooth unruled pages of handmade paper, bound with a wraparound thread closure that opens and closes without damage to the spine. 194g. 180mm tall, 130mm wide. One notebook. What You're Getting 96 unruled handmade paper pages — smooth enough for pen, pencil and fine-tip markers. Unruled for those who don't want lines imposing structure. 180mm × 130mm — a pocket-friendly format that fits into most bags. 194g — light. Doesn't add weight to a bag or desk. Hand-illustrated Hamsa and script cover — vibrant, individually made. Not printed-on; hand-applied illustration. Wraparound thread closure — keeps the notebook closed securely without a clasp or band that damages the cover. Made in Sanganer, Jaipur — the town's handmade paper craft is centuries old. The paper you write on has artisan lineage. $19.95 A handmade paper notebook with hand-illustrated cover from a stationery boutique costs $35–$50. Sanganer craft at $19.95 is the price of direct sourcing. Before You Buy Returns: 14 days from delivery. Unused, in original packaging. Return postage is at your cost. Delivery: Ships from Sydney in 3–5 business days. Free shipping on orders over $150. Stock: One notebook available. Individually selected. When it's gone, it's gone.

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Nearly seven kilograms of brass. Two figures. One of Indian art's most enduring expressions of devotion. This handcrafted Radha Krishna brass statue pair stands approximately 14 inches (35.5cm) high and weighs 7.0kg overall. The scale gives it genuine presence: this isn't a small devotional figurine or shelf ornament, but a substantial sculptural piece designed to hold a room. Krishna is depicted in his classical Venugopala - flute-playing - form, standing with crossed legs in the graceful pose that has appeared in Indian sculpture for centuries. Museum examples of Venugopala show the same visual language: Krishna with his flute, crossed legs, elaborate ornamentation and lotus-based composition. Look closer and the amount of work becomes apparent. Layered crowns, necklaces, waist ornaments and draped garments cover both figures. Peacock and floral forms move through the composition, while the deeply worked lotus-form pedestals give each sculpture a substantial architectural base. The richness of the surface recalls the increasingly elaborate metal sculpture of India's later temple traditions, where fine ornament became an important part of the visual language. Radha and Krishna are presented together as a pair - a devotional image deeply connected with love and bhakti, or devotion, but the craftsmanship allows the piece to live equally well as significant Indian art in a contemporary home. What You're Getting Handmade brass Radha Krishna statue pair 7.0kg overall weight - substantial, statement-scale metalwork Approx. 14" / 35.5cm height Krishna in the traditional flute-playing Venugopala form Highly detailed crowns, jewellery, garments, peacock and floral ornament Sculpted lotus-style pedestal bases Traditional Indian devotional and temple-art inspired design Suitable for a living room, entrance console, meditation space, home temple or statement display This is the kind of object you don't need to decorate around. At 7.0kg, it becomes the anchor. Handmade pieces naturally carry small variations in finish and detailing. Those variations are part of the object - evidence that what you own was worked by hand rather than produced to machine-perfect uniformity. Older than any trend. Made to outlast one.

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These begin like a stud and finish like a small chandelier. Coloured stones sit through the design, while the hanging lower section introduces movement and gives the pair more presence than a conventional stud. The oxidised silver-tone brass keeps the look grounded. Green feels rich and graphic; Baby Pink is softer; Pink brings a stronger pop of colour. All three work well with an open neckline because the earring itself provides enough detail around the face. When to wear them They are particularly good for lunches, dinners and festive gatherings where you want more than an everyday stud without committing to a very large earring. A low bun or swept-back hair lets the hanging detail show properly. Handcrafted stud-and-drop construction Oxidised silver-tone brass Green, Baby Pink and Pink variants Pearl-style fringe detail

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This is the piece in the collection that takes the longest to understand — and is better for it. A two-piece hand-carved stone tealight holder from the Jaipur region: a base that holds the tealight and a carved lattice shade that sits above it. When lit, the lattice throws intricate patterns across every surrounding surface. The stone has natural veining that makes each piece genuinely unrepeatable. 634g. 210mm tall, 100mm across. Two pieces. One set. What You're Getting Two-piece design — base and carved lattice shade. The shade lifts off for tealight placement. 634g — the heaviest stone piece in the collection. Solid, stable, heirloom-grade weight. 210mm height × 100mm diameter — tall enough to be a centrepiece on a dining or coffee table. Hand-carved in Jaipur region — individual carving. The lattice pattern is cut by hand, not machine-stamped. Natural stone veining — no two pieces identical. The variation is the point. Is $324.95 the right price? Hand-carved stone of this quality and lattice complexity from Jaipur is sold through Indian craft galleries at $500–$800. The Ganges sources directly from Jaipur artisan workshops. $324.95 is honest pricing for what this object is. Before You Buy Returns: 14 days from delivery. Unused, in original packaging. Return postage is at your cost. Delivery: Ships from Sydney in 3–5 business days. Free shipping on orders over $150. Stock: One set available. Individually selected. When it's gone, it's gone.

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Most cashmere shawls sold online come from Nepal - styled to look Kashmiri, priced to imply it. This one actually is. Woven in the Kashmir Valley, where the craft has been practised for six hundred years and artisan families pass the knowledge from generation to generation. The Ganges founding team visited Kashmir directly, working with artisan co-operatives to handpick each piece. This blue floral shawl - with its heritage paisley motifs and intricate woven border - is one of them. One piece, individually chosen. Why This Shawl Cashmere-merino blend - the softness and warmth of cashmere with the durability and shape-retention of merino. Lightweight at 159g. 196 × 72cm - generous enough to drape as a shawl, wrap as a scarf, or fold over one shoulder. Three looks from one piece. Heritage blue floral pattern - woven-in paisley and floral motifs in the Kashmiri tradition. Not printed. Not applied. Genuine Kashmir origin - sourced directly from artisan co-operatives in the Kashmir Valley, not from Nepal or other imitative regions. Dry clean only. Is $139.95 the right price? Pure Kashmiri pashmina with documented origin sells for $2,000 and above. A cashmere-merino blend of this quality - genuinely sourced in Kashmir, not Nepal - and shipped from Sydney at $139.95 is honest value. You are paying for the craft and the curation, not a brand's marketing budget. Before You Buy Returns: 14 days from delivery. Unused, in original packaging. Return postage is at your cost. Delivery: Ships from Sydney in 3-5 business days to most Australian addresses. Stock: One piece available. This specific shawl, individually selected from Kashmir. When it's gone, it's gone. A Kashmiri cashmere shawl, blue floral pashmina wrap, merino blend stole - for those who want the real thing, sourced directly, at a price that reflects honest curation.

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Emerald is not an easy colour to wear. This shawl makes it effortless. The ivory Kashmiri paisley border creates a frame that softens the depth of the emerald - making it wearable across complexions and contexts, from a client lunch to an evening out. Woven by artisan families in the Kashmir Valley, where the craft is six hundred years old and knowledge passes across generations. The Ganges founding team selected this piece directly, working with artisan co-operatives in Kashmir. One piece. Individually chosen. Why This Shawl Cashmere-merino blend - softness and warmth with lasting durability. 193g gives a slightly fuller, more substantial drape. 196 × 72cm - wide enough to drape, long enough to wrap fully. Shawl, scarf or statement layer. Ivory Kashmiri paisley border - woven-in, not printed. The border is part of the fabric itself. Genuine Kashmir origin - sourced directly from artisan co-operatives in the Kashmir Valley. Dry clean only. Is $139.95 the right price? Pure Kashmiri pashmina with documented origin sells for $2,000 and above. A cashmere-merino blend of this quality - genuinely sourced in Kashmir, not Nepal - and shipped from Sydney at $139.95 is honest value. You are paying for the craft and the curation, not a brand's marketing budget. Before You Buy Returns: 14 days from delivery. Unused, in original packaging. Return postage is at your cost. Delivery: Ships from Sydney in 3-5 business days to most Australian addresses. Stock: One piece available. This specific shawl, individually selected from Kashmir. When it's gone, it's gone. A Kashmiri cashmere shawl, emerald paisley wrap, merino blend stole - for those who dress with intention and want craft they can see.

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A warm saffron body, then a multicolour Kashmiri paisley border that takes over the moment the shawl opens. The border is the story here - dense, intricate, the kind of pattern that takes time to fully read and rewards closer looking. Wear this over something plain and let it do the work. Woven in the Kashmir Valley by artisan families with generational craft knowledge. Selected in person by The Ganges founding team from artisan co-operatives. One piece, one chance. Why This Shawl Cashmere-merino blend - 206g, the heavier end of the collection. Substantial, warm, with a drape that carries the complexity of the border well. 196 × 72cm - wide and long enough to wear as a full wrap or draped shawl. Multicolour Kashmiri paisley border - woven-in. Complex, vivid, unmistakably Kashmiri. Pairs best with neutrals so the border reads clearly. Genuine Kashmir origin - sourced directly from artisan co-operatives, not Nepal. Dry clean only. Is $139.95 the right price? Pure Kashmiri pashmina with documented origin sells for $2,000 and above. A cashmere-merino blend of this quality - genuinely sourced in Kashmir, not Nepal - and shipped from Sydney at $139.95 is honest value. You are paying for the craft and the curation, not a brand's marketing budget. Before You Buy Returns: 14 days from delivery. Unused, in original packaging. Return postage is at your cost. Delivery: Ships from Sydney in 3-5 business days to most Australian addresses. Stock: One piece available. This specific shawl, individually selected from Kashmir. When it's gone, it's gone. A Kashmiri cashmere shawl, saffron multicolour paisley wrap, merino blend stole - vivid Kashmiri border work for those who want the craft to be visible.

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The solid weave is the purest test of a cashmere blend's quality. No pattern to distract, no border to draw the eye - just the fabric in warm saffron, at a generous 206g. It either has the drape and softness or it doesn't. This one does. Woven in the Kashmir Valley by artisan families who have been at this craft for generations. Hand-selected by The Ganges founding team, who visited Kashmir directly to work with artisan co-operatives. One piece. Why This Shawl Cashmere-merino blend - the heaviest piece in this collection at 206g. Fuller, warmer, more substantial drape than lighter blends. 196 × 72cm - generous dimensions that work as a full wrap on cooler evenings. Warm saffron - a versatile warm neutral that pairs with ivory, navy, terracotta and camel. The solid weave lets the colour and the fabric quality speak directly. Genuine Kashmir origin - sourced directly from artisan co-operatives in the Kashmir Valley, not Nepal. Dry clean only. Is $139.95 the right price? Pure Kashmiri pashmina with documented origin sells for $2,000 and above. A cashmere-merino blend of this quality - genuinely sourced in Kashmir, not Nepal - and shipped from Sydney at $139.95 is honest value. You are paying for the craft and the curation, not a brand's marketing budget. Before You Buy Returns: 14 days from delivery. Unused, in original packaging. Return postage is at your cost. Delivery: Ships from Sydney in 3-5 business days to most Australian addresses. Stock: One piece available. This specific shawl, individually selected from Kashmir. When it's gone, it's gone. A Kashmiri cashmere shawl, saffron solid wrap, merino blend stole - for those who let fabric quality speak for itself.

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Sky blue and red shouldn't work together. In this shawl, they do. The diamond weave in the sky blue body creates a subtle geometric texture; the red Kashmiri floral border adds warmth and energy. The combination is unexpected and completely wearable - the piece people reach for when they want to look considered, not careful. Woven in the Kashmir Valley by artisan families with generational craft knowledge. Hand-selected by The Ganges founding team in Kashmir. One piece. Why This Shawl Cashmere-merino blend - 182g. A generous, comfortable weight with good structure and drape. 196 × 72cm - wide enough to drape fully, long enough to layer. Sky blue diamond weave with red floral border - the geometric texture of the woven body contrasts the organic floral border. Pairs particularly well with cool-toned and neutral outfits where the red accent can read clearly. Genuine Kashmir origin - sourced directly from artisan co-operatives in the Kashmir Valley. Dry clean only. Is $139.95 the right price? Pure Kashmiri pashmina with documented origin sells for $2,000 and above. A cashmere-merino blend of this quality - genuinely sourced in Kashmir, not Nepal - and shipped from Sydney at $139.95 is honest value. You are paying for the craft and the curation, not a brand's marketing budget. Before You Buy Returns: 14 days from delivery. Unused, in original packaging. Return postage is at your cost. Delivery: Ships from Sydney in 3-5 business days to most Australian addresses. Stock: One piece available. This specific shawl, individually selected from Kashmir. When it's gone, it's gone. A Kashmiri cashmere shawl, sky blue diamond weave wrap, red floral border merino stole - an unexpected colour combination that rewards the risk.

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Peach has a reputation for being difficult. This shawl changes that. The tone here is closer to blush than orange - warm, flattering across complexions, and paired with a Kashmiri floral and stripe border that earns its own attention without competing with what you're wearing. Woven in the Kashmir Valley by generational artisan families. Selected in person by The Ganges founding team from artisan co-operatives. 159g. One piece. Why This Shawl Cashmere-merino blend - 159g. Lightweight and breathable, with enough warmth for genuine layering. 196 × 72cm - standard generous dimensions for a versatile everyday shawl. Soft peach with Kashmiri floral and stripe border - pairs naturally with ivory, white, nude, soft blue and warm neutrals. The woven border adds artisan character without being fussy. Genuine Kashmir origin - sourced directly from artisan co-operatives in the Kashmir Valley. Dry clean only. Is $139.95 the right price? Pure Kashmiri pashmina with documented origin sells for $2,000 and above. A cashmere-merino blend of this quality - genuinely sourced in Kashmir, not Nepal - and shipped from Sydney at $139.95 is honest value. You are paying for the craft and the curation, not a brand's marketing budget. Before You Buy Returns: 14 days from delivery. Unused, in original packaging. Return postage is at your cost. Delivery: Ships from Sydney in 3-5 business days to most Australian addresses. Stock: One piece available. This specific shawl, individually selected from Kashmir. When it's gone, it's gone. A Kashmiri cashmere shawl, soft peach floral wrap, merino blend stole - flattering, warm and genuinely versatile for everyday dressing.

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Kashmiri papier-mâché is a five-hundred-year-old art form — and these coasters are made the same way it has always been made. Multiple layers of hand-applied lacquer over papier-mâché, then traditional floral and figurative motifs painted on top by artisans in Kashmir. The result is a surface that is simultaneously intricate and practical: the lacquer makes them wipeable; the painting makes them worth looking at between uses. 190g. 120mm diameter coasters. Genuine Kashmir origin. One set. What You're Getting Genuine Kashmiri papier-mâché — made in Kashmir, not an imitation from elsewhere. The Ganges sources directly. 120mm diameter — standard coaster size. Fits cups, mugs and most glasses. 190g total — lightweight set. Easy to move and store. Multi-layer lacquer finish — hand-applied. Wipeable surface for daily use. Hand-painted traditional motifs — floral patterns in the Kashmiri tradition. Applied over the lacquer by hand. Five-hundred-year craft tradition — not a marketing claim. Kashmiri papier-mâché has documented history going back to the 15th century. Is $99.95 the right price? Genuine Kashmiri papier-mâché — made in Kashmir, not mass-produced elsewhere — from specialty craft retailers costs $150–$200 for a coaster set. The Ganges sources directly from Kashmir. Before You Buy Returns: 14 days from delivery. Unused, in original packaging. Return postage is at your cost. Delivery: Ships from Sydney in 3–5 business days. Free shipping on orders over $150. Stock: One set available. Individually selected. When it's gone, it's gone.

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The same five-hundred-year Kashmiri papier-mâché tradition as the round set — in a square format that suits modern table aesthetics more directly. 120mm × 120mm, 220g. Multiple layers of hand-applied lacquer, traditional motifs painted by artisans in Kashmir. The square silhouette reads as contemporary; the craft behind it is anything but. Genuine Kashmir origin. One set. What You're Getting 120mm × 120mm square — a contemporary coaster format with a heritage craft behind it. 220g total — light and stackable. Multi-layer lacquer finish — hand-applied. Wipeable for daily table use. Hand-painted Kashmiri motifs — traditional floral patterns applied over the lacquer by hand in Kashmir. Genuine Kashmir origin — made in Kashmir. The Ganges sources directly from artisan workshops. Is $99.95 the right price? Genuine Kashmiri papier-mâché coaster sets from specialty craft retailers cost $150–$200. The Ganges sources directly from Kashmir. Before You Buy Returns: 14 days from delivery. Unused, in original packaging. Return postage is at your cost. Delivery: Ships from Sydney in 3–5 business days. Free shipping on orders over $150. Stock: One set available. Individually selected. When it's gone, it's gone.

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At 137g, this Kashmiri papier-mâché jewellery box is lighter than most jewellery boxes made from stone or wood — and more visually complex than either. Hand-painted by artisans in Kashmir with traditional motifs over a multi-layer lacquer base: a surface that catches light differently from every angle and improves on a dressing table rather than simply occupying it. 180mm long, 100mm wide, 40mm tall. Genuine Kashmir origin. One box. What You're Getting 180mm × 100mm × 40mm — flat and wide. Holds rings, earrings, bracelets and small pieces without being deep and difficult to search. 137g — featherlight. Easy to lift, move and travel with. Multi-layer lacquer over papier-mâché — the traditional Kashmiri method. Multiple layers applied and dried before the painting begins. Hand-painted traditional Kashmiri motifs — applied over the lacquer by artisan painters in Kashmir. Genuine Kashmir origin — made in Kashmir. The Ganges sources directly. Before You Buy Returns: 14 days from delivery. Unused, in original packaging. Return postage is at your cost. Delivery: Ships from Sydney in 3–5 business days. Free shipping on orders over $150. Stock: One box available. Individually selected. When it's gone, it's gone.

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This necklace is about length, rhythm and the final pendant. Repeated metalwork leads the eye down the body before ending in a substantial focal piece, giving the set a sense of occasion without relying on high-shine plating. It works particularly well over plain fabrics where the full outline can be seen: a charcoal knit, a cream kurta, a silk blouse or an unembellished sari. The oxidised finish adds contrast rather than glitter. One piece, most of the styling done Handcrafted artisan construction gives the necklace a collected, heirloom-inspired feel. The Ganges chose it for customers who prefer visible craft and silhouette over conventional polished jewellery. Long necklace and matching earring set Oxidised silver-tone brass Statement central pendant Handcrafted in an artisan finish

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Flowers repeat along the length before gathering into a richly detailed pendant, so this necklace has interest from neckline to hem rather than concentrating everything in one charm. Red gives the piece warmth, Baby Pink makes it softer, and green brings a deeper jewel tone. Because it is long, it works best over uninterrupted fabric—think a plain dress, a silk kurta, a high-neck blouse or a sari where the necklace can hang freely. Look at the details, then look at the whole silhouette The combination of floral metalwork, stones and pearl-style drops gives this handcrafted piece layers of texture. It is jewellery for when you want the necklace itself to finish the outfit. Long floral pendant necklace Red, Baby Pink and green variants Pearl-style drop fringe Silver-plated brass

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Long necklaces change the proportions of an outfit, and this one is designed to do exactly that. The length draws the eye down to an elaborate central pendant, while coloured stones bring definition to the darkened silver-tone metalwork. Choose red for warmth and drama; green gives the same structure a cooler, jewel-toned character. The necklace works beautifully over a plain blouse, a high-neck dress, a sari or a kurta where the full length can remain visible. Made for occasions when a shorter necklace is not enough The piece is handcrafted, with the artisan character showing through in the layered metalwork and stone setting. The matching earrings give you a complete look, but the necklace has enough presence to be worn on its own. Long pendant necklace with matching earrings Red and green stone variants Oxidised silver-tone brass Handcrafted statement jewellery

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This necklace is designed to move. Peacock motifs lead into small ghungroo-style drops—bell-inspired elements traditionally associated with Indian dance and jewellery—so the piece changes subtly as you walk. The long format makes it ideal over plain fabrics, where both the peacock detail and the lower movement remain visible. Try it with a black knit, handloom cotton, a high-neck kurta or an understated sari. Tradition you can hear in the design Ghungroo references bring more than decoration; they give the necklace a tactile, kinetic quality. Handcrafted in oxidised German silver, this is one of those pieces that rewards a closer look after the overall silhouette has caught your eye. Long peacock necklace Ghungroo-style moving drops Oxidised German silver Handcrafted artisan jewellery

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The lotus — purity, resilience, inner calm — in an adjustable form that fits any finger, any day. Handcrafted in oxidised German silver, this lotus ring solves the biggest objection to buying rings online: it adjusts to fit your finger precisely, every time you wear it. The symbolic depth is the same as a fixed-size piece. The accessibility is significantly better. What You're Getting Lotus motif — purity, resilience and inner calm Adjustable size — fits the full range of finger sizes precisely Oxidised German silver — warm, durable alloy The adjustable format answers the main online ring purchase concern How to Style A versatile choice that adapts to your hand. Works as a daily wear piece or a considered gift. About German Silver German silver — also called white metal or nickel silver — is a copper-zinc-nickel alloy that takes an oxidised finish exceptionally well. It contains no actual silver, which is what makes these pieces accessible. What it does have is durability, warmth, and the ability to hold the handcrafted detail that precious metals at this price point simply cannot. Before You Buy Returns: 14 days from delivery. Unused, in original packaging. Return postage is at your cost. Delivery: Ships from Sydney in 3–5 business days. Stock: One ring available. Individually selected. When it's gone, it's gone. Free shipping on orders over $150 — add more pieces to qualify. Handcrafted by Indian artisans · Directly selected by The Ganges founding team · Ships from Sydney.

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At 300mm tall and 426g, this is a tealight holder that occupies a shelf rather than hiding on it. The kettle-and-bird form is a narrative: a found-world scene, hand-finished in metal with cut-out patterning that transforms candlelight into projected shadow across your walls. Light a tealight inside and the cut-outs do the work. One piece. What You're Getting 300mm height × 140mm width × 140mm depth — tall enough to be a shelf anchor, not just an accent. 426g — substantial. Doesn't move when you place the tealight inside. Cut-out pattern metalwork — designed to project light and shadow onto surrounding surfaces when lit. Kettle and bird design — hand-finished metal with a narrative quality beyond standard geometric lanterns. Metal construction — durable for daily use. Before You Buy Returns: 14 days from delivery. Unused, in original packaging. Return postage is at your cost. Delivery: Ships from Sydney in 3–5 business days. Free shipping on orders over $150. Stock: One piece available. Individually selected. When it's gone, it's gone.

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The owl represents wisdom and calm in Indian culture — not as a cliché, but as a deliberate placement in a home that values those qualities. This hand-finished metal alloy owl holds a tealight and is painted in pastels that add elegance without demanding attention. At 230mm tall and 220mm wide, it is a genuine statement object on a mantel or wide shelf. 294g. Each piece individually painted — natural variation between pieces. One owl. What You're Getting 230mm height × 220mm width × 60mm depth — wide and tall. A shelf presence, not a side-table accent. 294g — solid metal alloy construction. Stable when the tealight is inside. Pastel hand-painted finish — multicolour, individually applied. No two pieces identical. Functional tealight holder — the cavity holds a standard tealight candle. Symbolic: Wisdom, calm, considered presence. A meaningful gift as well as a home object. Before You Buy Returns: 14 days from delivery. Unused, in original packaging. Return postage is at your cost. Delivery: Ships from Sydney in 3–5 business days. Free shipping on orders over $150. Stock: One piece available. Individually selected. When it's gone, it's gone.

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A sphere projects in every direction. This 130mm metal alloy sphere with jaali lattice cut-outs throws light in 360 degrees when a tealight is lit inside — across the floor, up the walls, onto the ceiling. 296g: light enough to move between rooms, solid enough to feel intentional. One piece. What You're Getting 130mm diameter — compact sphere. Sits on any flat surface. 296g — the lightest of the jaali tealight range. Easy to move and reposition. 360-degree jaali projection — the sphere format means no surface is left unlit. Metal alloy construction — durable for daily use. Use: Bedroom, bathroom, dining table, outdoor entertaining. Wherever you want atmosphere. Before You Buy Returns: 14 days from delivery. Unused, in original packaging. Return postage is at your cost. Delivery: Ships from Sydney in 3–5 business days. Free shipping on orders over $150. Stock: One piece available. Individually selected. When it's gone, it's gone.

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A milk can shape — instantly recognisable, warmly nostalgic — wrapped in jaali lattice metalwork. The combination works because the forms don't fight: the rounded vessel shape and the geometric lattice complement each other. 465g, 280mm tall: a tealight holder that reads as a deliberate design choice, not a filler purchase. One piece. What You're Getting 280mm height × 120mm diameter — tall and narrow. Good for clustered shelf displays and mantels. 465g — solid metal construction. Doesn't tip when you place the tealight inside. Jaali lattice metalwork — geometric cut-out pattern that projects light when a tealight is lit inside. Milk can silhouette — a traditional village vessel form that brings warmth and familiarity to the palace lattice craft above it. Before You Buy Returns: 14 days from delivery. Unused, in original packaging. Return postage is at your cost. Delivery: Ships from Sydney in 3–5 business days. Free shipping on orders over $150. Stock: One piece available. Individually selected. When it's gone, it's gone.

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This is the quieter side of collar jewellery. Instead of relying on a large pendant or coloured stones, the necklace makes its point through a clean close-fitting curve and the soft shine of silver-plated brass. It works almost like a metal neckline: strong with a black dress, crisp white shirt, linen top or an unembellished sari blouse. Add larger earrings if you want more drama, or keep everything else minimal. Simple shape, useful impact Handcrafted construction keeps the piece from feeling mass-produced, while the restrained design makes it one of the easier artisan necklaces to wear repeatedly. Close-fitting collar silhouette Silver-plated brass Minimal sculptural styling Handcrafted artisan jewellery

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The moon as jewellery — rooted in ancient symbolism and finished with the quiet depth of oxidised German silver. Handcrafted in oxidised German silver, the piece draws strength from contrast — light and shadow, softness balanced by dark finish. The moon motif carries meaning across cultures: cycles, intuition, inner life. A daily talisman in a wearable form. What You're Getting Moon motif — a symbol of cycles, intuition and inner life Oxidised German silver for depth, warmth and aged character Handcrafted — each piece has its own natural surface variation Designed as a daily companion, not an occasional piece How to Style A clean daily companion. Wear over a plain t-shirt or kurta and let the moon pendant carry the look. Pairs with earthy, tonal and neutral outfits. About German Silver German silver — also called white metal or nickel silver — is a copper-zinc-nickel alloy that takes an oxidised finish exceptionally well. It contains no actual silver, which is what makes these pieces accessible. What it does have is durability, warmth, and the ability to hold the handcrafted detail that precious metals at this price point simply cannot. Before You Buy Returns: 14 days from delivery. Unused, in original packaging. Return postage is at your cost. Delivery: Ships from Sydney in 3–5 business days. Stock: One necklace available. Individually selected. When it's gone, it's gone. Free shipping on orders over $150 — add more pieces to qualify. Handcrafted by Indian artisans · Directly selected by The Ganges founding team · Ships from Sydney.

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Quietly radiant and thoughtfully shaped — the moon-inspired ring carries the moon's quality of steady, gentle presence. Handcrafted in oxidised German silver, the ring catches light softly and sits comfortably on the finger. The moon is a symbol of calm, cycles and inner life — a daily reminder in a wearable form. What You're Getting Moon-inspired form — symbol of calm, cycles and intuition Oxidised German silver — reflects light warmly and gently Adjustable size A daily talisman as much as a ring How to Style A calming, dependable piece for everyday wear. Pairs naturally with other silver or oxidised pieces. About German Silver German silver — also called white metal or nickel silver — is a copper-zinc-nickel alloy that takes an oxidised finish exceptionally well. It contains no actual silver, which is what makes these pieces accessible. What it does have is durability, warmth, and the ability to hold the handcrafted detail that precious metals at this price point simply cannot. Before You Buy Returns: 14 days from delivery. Unused, in original packaging. Return postage is at your cost. Delivery: Ships from Sydney in 3–5 business days. Stock: One ring available. Individually selected. When it's gone, it's gone. Free shipping on orders over $150 — add more pieces to qualify. Handcrafted by Indian artisans · Directly selected by The Ganges founding team · Ships from Sydney.

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Ornate in detail and compact in scale, this handcrafted brass Prabhavali urli brings together the character of a traditional urli bowl with a decorative temple-style backplate and hanging bell. Designed as a small yet striking piece, it works beautifully in pooja spaces, festive settings and contemporary homes. The rounded brass bowl is paired with an intricate upright backdrop featuring scrolling ornament, a circular arch and a suspended temple bell. Together, these elements give the piece a strong sculptural presence while keeping it versatile enough for tabletop styling and devotional use. Traditional Urli Form with Temple Bell Backdrop This piece combines the familiar urli form with an ornate Prabhavali-style backplate, creating a more decorative and ceremonial silhouette than a plain brass bowl alone. The shallow bowl is supported on three detailed feet, while the embellished upright frame and hanging bell add height, visual balance and traditional character. Inspired by the traditional brass crafts of South India, it reflects the decorative vocabulary often seen in pooja objects and temple-inspired home decor. The result is a compact brass statement piece that feels both functional and ornamental. For Flowers or a Floating Diya The bowl can be styled in different ways depending on the setting and occasion. Fill it with water and floating flowers for an elegant decorative display, or place a floating diya inside during Diwali and other festive occasions for a warm illuminated effect. Whether used lit or unlit, the brass surface catches and reflects light beautifully, while the hanging bell and ornate backdrop add depth and visual interest from every angle. For Pooja, Decor & Meditation Spaces This urli is suited to prayer spaces, meditation corners and devotional settings, while also working beautifully as a decorative brass accent in living areas. Place it on a console, sideboard, entryway table, hallway surface or tabletop where it can serve as a focal point and bring warmth to the space. Its compact size makes it especially useful in contemporary homes where you want the richness of traditional brass decor without needing a large floor-standing piece. It works equally well as a festive centrepiece or as an everyday decorative object. Decorative Presence for the Home Beyond its traditional associations, this piece also functions as a refined decorative object. The rounded bowl, carved feet, ornate arch and suspended bell combine to create a layered and visually distinctive form that stands out even when not in use. It is particularly well suited to entryways, hallways and central living spaces where brass decor is often used to create an inviting ambience and a sense of positive Vastu energy within the home. Dimensions & Specifications Ornate Tabletop Prabhavali Urli with Temple Bell BackdropA compact handcrafted brass urli designed for pooja, decor and festive styling. Height: 17.5 cm Bowl diameter: 15 cm Weight: 1273 g Material: Handcrafted brass Use: Prayer, decor, meditation Decorative use: Table centrepiece, entryway or hallway styling Origin: Traditional crafts of South India Handcrafted Brass Character As a handcrafted brass piece, slight variations in polish, tone, surface texture, casting marks and fine detail are natural. These variations are part of the individual character of the product and reflect its handmade nature rather than manufacturing defects.

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