A complete set designed to be worn together — pendant and earrings sharing the same ruby and pearl motif, so the decision of what to pair is already made. The pendant arranges five ruby cabochons in a flame formation — one teardrop at the apex, two larger teardrops flanking below, two smaller round rubies at the sides — with a lustrous pearl at the centre where the arrangement meets a crescent arc. Five individual pearl drops hang from the crescent's lower edge. The earrings carry the same motif, wider in form and richer in ruby clustering, with the same crescent-and-pearl-drop base. A flat oxidised snake chain completes the necklace. As Image 1 shows, this set works as well over a linen wrap dress as it does with a saree. What You're Getting Pendant — five ruby cabochons in flame formation with central pearl and crescent pearl drop base Matching stud earrings — same ruby and pearl motif, wider format, same crescent with pearl drops Flat oxidised snake chain Ruby stones — simulated deep red cabochons and teardrops Pearl accents — central pearl and five hanging pearl drops on both pendant and earrings Oxidised German silver throughout How to Style The ruby red and pearl white combination is one of Indian jewellery's most enduring colour pairings — it works across ethnic and contemporary dressing equally. Wear over a plain neckline so the pendant hangs clearly. The set reads at its best with teal, ivory, deep blue and mustard. As a complete set, it removes the need to think about earring and necklace coordination. 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 set 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.
$49.95
The bead chain is part of the design — each oxidised German silver oval ribbed individually, making the chain as considered as the pendant it carries. The pendant is rooted in South Indian temple jewellery tradition: a shield form with a central ruby cabochon set in concentric mandala filigree, two flanking leaf motifs in relief, and a lower arc lined with coiled coin discs. Four ruby stone accents total — deep red against the dark oxidised surface. What You're Getting Ribbed oval bead chain — each bead individually formed in oxidised German silver Shield pendant with central ruby cabochon in concentric mandala filigree Two flanking leaf motifs in oxidised relief Coin disc border along the lower arc — a signature of South Indian temple jewellery Four ruby stone accents — simulated deep red cabochons Oxidised finish throughout — deepens every engraved detail How to Style The ruby red and deep oxidised silver read best against jewel tones — emerald, mustard, teal and ivory in particular. Wear over a plain neckline so the pendant sits cleanly at the chest. Equally at home with ethnic dressing and contemporary outfits that want a cultural anchor. 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.
$29.95
The shegdi is the traditional wood-burning stove of Indian rural kitchens — a form so familiar it becomes invisible. This desk stand takes that village form and makes it deliberate: hand-moulded metal with curled legs, ring handles and a hinged front panel, finished in burnished antique patina. A pen stand that starts a conversation about where design comes from. 259g. 140mm tall, 80mm diameter. One stand. What You're Getting 140mm height × 80mm diameter — compact. Holds pens, pencils, scissors or cutlery without demanding desk space. 259g — solid enough to stay in place when you reach into it. Hand-moulded metal — curled legs, ring handles, hinged front panel. The detail is visible at close range. Antique burnished patina — warm, aged finish. Works in any desk aesthetic that isn't strictly minimalist. Made in Rajasthan/UP artisan hub — India's most significant metalworking craft regions, directly sourced. 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 stand available. Individually selected. When it's gone, it's gone.
$44.95
Three solid brass elephants in this collection — same craft, same origin, slightly different forms. This one is 702g, 90mm tall, 110mm long — the most compact of the three in footprint, with a serene posture that works well in quieter spaces: beside a bed, on a meditation shelf, in a corner of a desk. Hand-cast in Maharashtra. Floral and geometric saddle cloth detailing. One piece. What You're Getting Solid cast brass — 702g. The heft of real cast metal in your hands. 90mm height × 110mm length × 40mm width — compact footprint, suited to smaller surfaces. Floral saddle cloth — carved detailing in the brass. Visible at close range. Hand-cast in Maharashtra — artisan production, not factory scale. Use: Bedside table, desk corner, meditation space, bookshelf accent. Is $119.95 the right price? Solid brass sculptures of this weight from design retailers start at $200–$300. Direct sourcing from Maharashtra is what makes $119.95 possible without compromising the craft. 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 sculpture available. Individually selected. When it's gone, it's gone.
$119.95
A solid brass elephant with saddle cloth detailing — 723g of hand-cast brass that earns its place on any surface it occupies. The saddle cloth is carved into the brass directly: a detail that rewards close looking and distinguishes this from a generic elephant figurine. Hand-cast in Maharashtra. 90mm tall, 150mm long. One piece. What You're Getting Solid cast brass — 723g. Heavier than it looks. That's the point. 90mm height × 150mm length × 40mm width — a longer silhouette, suited to desks and shelves where horizontal proportion matters. Saddle cloth detailing — carved into the brass. Geometric patterning on the saddle visible at close range. Hand-cast in Maharashtra — direct from artisan workshops. Use: Desk companion, bookshelf anchor, bedside table, meditation space. Is $119.95 the right price? Solid brass sculptures of this weight from design retailers start at $200–$300. Direct sourcing from Maharashtra is what makes $119.95 possible. 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 sculpture available. Individually selected. When it's gone, it's gone.
$119.95
716g of solid cast brass in the form of an elephant. Pick it up once and you understand what it is. This is not a trinket — it is a substantial object with the weight and warmth of real brass, hand-cast by artisans in Maharashtra where the craft is genuinely generational. In Indian tradition, the elephant symbolises strength, wisdom and the removal of obstacles. A solid brass elephant on a desk or shelf is not merely decorative — it is an intention, placed deliberately. One piece. What You're Getting Solid cast brass — 716g. The weight is immediate and unmistakable. 80mm height × 120mm length × 70mm width — desk and shelf sized. Occupies its space with authority. Hand-cast in Maharashtra — artisan metalworking, not factory production. Symbol: Strength, wisdom, good fortune. Elephant sculptures are traditionally placed to attract prosperity. Use: Desk, bookshelf, bedside table, meditation space. Wherever you want a grounding daily presence. Is $119.95 the right price? Solid brass sculptures of this weight from homewares retailers typically start at $200–$300. The Ganges sources directly from Maharashtra artisan workshops. The difference is the margin that isn't there. 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 sculpture available. Individually selected. When it's gone, it's gone.
$119.95
Nearly a kilogram of solid cast brass, inscribed on both sides with Ganesha — the remover of obstacles — and the divine consorts Ridhi and Sidhi. This is not decorative brass. It is a sacred object in sculptural form, hand-cast by artisans in Maharashtra with the kind of detail that only reveals itself when you turn the piece in your hands. 982g. 100mm tall, 140mm long. One piece. What You're Getting Solid cast brass — 982g. The closest thing to an heirloom-weight object at this price. 100mm height × 140mm length × 40mm width — desk and display scale. Substantial without requiring its own table. Ganesha motifs on both sides — along with the divine consorts Ridhi and Sidhi. A complete sacred narrative in brass. Hand-cast in Maharashtra — artisan production. The detail visible on both sides confirms it. Sacred significance: Ganesha is the remover of obstacles and the deity of beginnings. A Ganesha sculpture placed at home or on a desk is a traditional practice across Indian households. Is $119.95 the right price? Sacred brass sculptures of near-kilogram weight from specialist retailers start at $300+. Direct sourcing from Maharashtra artisan workshops is how The Ganges offers this at $119.95. 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 sculpture available. Individually selected. When it's gone, it's gone.
$119.95
987g of solid cast brass — and every surface is working. Ganesha motifs, the divine consorts Ridhi and Sidhi, and a peacock: India's three most significant sacred symbols in a single hand-cast object. This is the premium variant in the collection, and the detail that distinguishes it from Variant 2 is the peacock — a symbol of grace and auspiciousness that completes the iconographic story. 987g. 100mm tall, 130mm long. One piece. What You're Getting Solid cast brass — 987g. A near-kilogram object with presence beyond its dimensions. 100mm height × 130mm length × 40mm width — compact, desk-appropriate, substantial in hand. Ganesha, Ridhi, Sidhi and Peacock — a more complex sacred iconography than Variant 2. More to discover on second and third looking. Hand-cast in Maharashtra — the detail at this weight confirms artisan production. Sacred significance: The complete iconographic set — remover of obstacles, prosperity, grace. A traditional and meaningful housewarming or new-beginning gift. Is $149.95 the right price? Sacred brass sculptures of this weight and iconographic complexity from specialist retailers start at $400+. Direct sourcing from Maharashtra makes $149.95 possible. 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 sculpture available. Individually selected. When it's gone, it's gone.
$149.95
The second leaf hook variation — 322g, 240mm, a slightly different leaf silhouette to the first. Hand-cast in solid brass by Maharashtra artisans. If you want two hooks on the same wall, the natural variation between the two forms reads as considered, not mismatched. 322g. 240mm tall, 100mm projection. One hook. What You're Getting Solid cast brass — 322g. Heavier than the first variant. More substantial on the wall. 240mm height × 100mm projection — slightly longer reach than Variant 1. Hand-cast leaf form — distinct silhouette from the first variant. Natural hand-made variation between pieces. Made in Maharashtra — directly sourced from artisan workshops. Works as a pair with Variant 1 — the family resemblance reads as intentional. 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 hook available. Individually selected. When it's gone, it's gone.
$34.95
Most wall hooks are an afterthought. This one is a considered object that happens to hold your coat. Hand-cast in solid brass by Maharashtra artisans, the leaf form has the organic quality of something found in nature — not manufactured uniformity, but the slight variation of a hand-made thing. 250g of solid brass. 220mm tall, 100mm projection from the wall. One hook. What You're Getting Solid cast brass — 250g. Heavy enough to hold bags and coats without shifting. 220mm height × 100mm projection — practical depth for everyday hanging. Hand-cast leaf form — organic silhouette with natural variation between pieces. Made in Maharashtra — directly sourced from artisan metalworking workshops. Use: Entryway keys and bags, bedroom scarves and jewellery, bathroom towels. 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 hook available. Individually selected. When it's gone, it's gone.
$39.95
476g of hand-painted metal in the form of a vintage steam engine — the kind of desk object that gets picked up by visitors who come to ask where it's from. India's railway heritage is iconic: the steam era, the hand-painted locomotives, the craft that went into each one. This stand pays tribute to that history in a form that also holds your pens. 240mm long, 130mm tall, 110mm wide. One stand. What You're Getting 240mm length × 130mm height × 110mm width — the largest pen stand in the collection. A genuine desk centrepiece. 476g — substantial. The weight gives it stability even when fully loaded with pens and scissors. Hand-painted locomotive detail — the painting is applied individually. The detail reads at close range. Multiple compartments — different sections for pens, pencils, scissors and small tools. Made in Rajasthan/UP artisan hub — India's primary metalworking craft region, directly sourced. 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 stand available. Individually selected. When it's gone, it's gone.
$79.95
Handcrafted Sun & Moon Bracelet — A Symbolic Indian Silver Cuff Forged in metal and meaning, this handcrafted Sun & Moon bracelet is more than adornment — it is a wearable symbol of balance, rhythm, and cosmic harmony. With delicate dangling beads and sculpted celestial motifs, it carries the quiet poetry of Indian tribal jewellery into a refined, everyday form.Each bracelet is shaped by hand, giving it a fluid, organic character that no factory mould can replicate. Why This Bracelet Is Special Celestial symbolism, deeply rootedThe sun and moon represent balance, continuity, and duality in Indian philosophy — strength and calm, movement and stillness. Worn together, they speak of wholeness. Handcrafted, not mass-madeThe cuff is hand-formed and finished by artisans, with subtle irregularities that reflect human touch rather than machine perfection. Graceful movement & soundThe small dangling ghungroo-style beads add gentle motion and a soft metallic presence, bringing life to the piece as you move. Lightweight yet expressiveDesigned to be comfortable for daily wear while still making a quiet statement — effortless, not overpowering. Exclusively artisanalEach piece carries slight variations in shape and finish, ensuring no two bracelets are exactly alike. Craft & Cultural Context Inspired by traditional Indian silver jewellery worn across rural and tribal regions, this bracelet draws from centuries-old metalworking traditions. Artisans shape the cuff by hand, sculpt the celestial motifs individually, and assemble the elements with care and intention.Rather than mirror-polished uniformity, the finish celebrates texture — a reminder that beauty lives in imperfection. Styling Notes Wear solo for a minimal, symbolic statement Stack with plain bangles for a layered, bohemian look Complements both Indian silhouettes and contemporary outfits Ideal for those drawn to meaningful, story-led jewellery Specifications Material: Handcrafted metal with oxidised finish Design: Sun & Moon open cuff with dangling bead accents Type: Adjustable bracelet / bangle Fit: Open cuff – gently adjustable Origin: Handmade in India Care: Store in a dry place. Wipe gently with a soft cloth after wear. Please note: As this bracelet is handmade, slight variations in shape, finish, and detailing are natural. These are not flaws, but signatures of authentic craftsmanship. Wear the Cosmos, Your Way In a world of trend-led accessories, this Sun & Moon bracelet stands apart — timeless, symbolic, and shaped by hand.When you wear it, you’re not just styling an outfit.You’re carrying a story written in metal, balance, and light.
$24.95
There is no pendant to hide behind here—the shape of the necklace is the design. This collar sits close to the neck, creating a strong line of oxidised metal that feels architectural rather than delicate. That makes it unexpectedly versatile. It sharpens a white shirt left slightly open, gives a linen dress more edge, and sits naturally with a sari blouse or sleeveless kurta. Because the finish is darkened rather than mirror-bright, it reads as collected rather than formal. For the person who likes jewellery with structure Handcrafted surface work and slight variation are part of the piece's character. It was curated by The Ganges for its ability to bridge traditional Indian collar jewellery and contemporary dressing. Close-fitting collar silhouette Oxidised silver-tone brass Antique-inspired finish Handcrafted artisan jewellery
$74.95
A piece that speaks in movement and motif—a necklace designed to feel like a storied heirloom found in a desert bazaar. It balances the weight of traditional metalwork with the playful, auditory charm of miniature bells. The heart-shaped pendant serves as a protective amulet, detailed with hand-engraved floral patterns that catch the light against an oxidized backdrop. Below, a row of delicate ghungroo (jingle bells) adds a layer of kinetic texture, ensuring the piece is felt and heard as much as it is seen. German silver provides the foundation—sturdy, intricately detailed, and possessing a muted luster that looks better with every wear. What You’re Getting Heart-shaped Amulet Pendant – A 6cm x 4cm statement pendant featuring central floral engravings. Kinetic Ghungroo Bells – Five sets of small metal bells that provide subtle movement and sound. Beaded Statement Chain – A 60cm oxidized bead chain designed to sit just above mid-chest, framing the collarbone. Oxidized German Silver – A handcrafted finish that highlights every etched line and shadow. How to Style The shorter $30\text{cm}$ length makes this an ideal "collar" statement. It thrives against bare skin in a deep V-neck or layered over a high-collared silk blouse. The antique finish pairs exceptionally well with monochromatic linens, charcoal knits, or traditional ethnic wear. Before You Buy Note on Fit: With a 60cm chain (clasp to clasp) and a 6cm drop on the pendant, this piece is designed to sit just above mid-chest for most wearers. Please check your measurements to ensure a comfortable fit. 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.
$39.95
A complete traditional necklace and pendant set — designed as a whole, not as two separate pieces. Handcrafted in German silver, this set brings together the harmony, craftsmanship and cultural depth of Indian ceremonial jewellery tradition. The necklace and pendant are designed to be worn together, each element completing the other. What You're Getting Complete set — necklace and pendant designed as one Traditional Indian ceremonial jewellery design language German silver — handcrafted and warm-toned Handcrafted Indian artisanal How to Style The natural choice for traditional and festive Indian dressing — sarees, salwars and occasion ethnic wear. Wear the set together as designed. 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 set 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.
$49.95
680mm tall, 890g for the pair — these deer are a room decision, not a shelf accent. Two handcrafted spotted deer standing upright, tealight holders in their antlers. Lit at dusk, the antlers glow and the deer cast warm shadows on the floor beside them. Place them flanking a fireplace, on either side of a console, or as a floor-level pair in a corner that needs a focal point. One pair. What You're Getting 680mm height × 350mm length × 160mm width — floor and large shelf scale. These are statement pieces. 890g for the pair — solid and stable. Won't tip. Tealight holders in antlers — functional lighting built into the sculpture form. Spotted detailing and warm brass-like finish — handcrafted with individual variation between pieces. Deer symbolism: Grace, gentleness, awareness. A traditional motif in Indian art and mythology. Use: Fireplace flanking, console table pair, corner focal point, or stairwell landing. 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 pair available. Individually selected. When it's gone, it's gone.
$199.95
593g of metal alloy in the form of a vintage automobile — and 140mm in every dimension, which means it occupies a desk with authority rather than perching on it apologetically. The vintage car form is an hommage to the golden era of motoring and the craft that went into designing those machines. The pen stand is a working object: multiple compartments, stable base, solid enough that it doesn't slide when you reach into it. One stand. What You're Getting 140mm × 140mm × 140mm — a cube. Symmetrical in all directions. Works in any desk orientation. 593g — the heaviest pen stand in the collection. This is the one that stays exactly where it's placed. Vintage car form — the classic automobile silhouette, rendered in metal with hand-finishing detail. Multiple compartments — functional storage for pens, pencils, scissors and rulers. Made in Rajasthan/UP artisan metalworking hub — directly sourced from India's primary craft metal region. Is $124.95 the right price? Metal desk sculptures of this weight and craftsmanship from design homewares brands start at $200–$250. Direct sourcing from Rajasthan/UP artisan hubs is how The Ganges prices at $124.95. 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 stand available. Individually selected. When it's gone, it's gone.
$124.95
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