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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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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.

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Two functions in one hand-carved stone object: essential oil diffuser and tealight holder. Place a tealight in the base and oil in the bowl above — the heat from the flame warms the oil gently, releasing fragrance while the carved lattice casts patterns across the walls. The stone itself stays cool to the touch on the outside while the bowl warms above the flame. Hand-carved by stone artisans in the Jaipur region. 402g, 100mm tall, 80mm diameter. One piece. What You're Getting Dual function — tealight holder and essential oil warmer in one carved stone object. 100mm height × 80mm diameter — compact. Works on any surface: desk, bedside table, bathroom shelf. 402g — the stone weight means it doesn't move. Stable during use. Hand-carved in Jaipur region — stone carving is a centuries-old craft in Rajasthan. Each piece individually carved. Intricate lattice carving — casts light patterns through the stone when the tealight is lit. $39.95 — the most accessible price in the collection for hand-carved stone from Jaipur. 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 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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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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The shawl that pairs with everything in your wardrobe is this one. Almond beige - warm, neutral, universally flattering - with a heritage Kashmiri floral panel border that earns its place without competing with what you're wearing underneath. Woven in the Kashmir Valley by artisan families with six centuries of craft behind them. Hand-selected by The Ganges founding team from artisan co-operatives. One piece. Why This Shawl Cashmere-merino blend - 182g. Lightweight enough to travel with, substantial enough to be genuinely warm. 196 × 72cm - the go-to dimensions for a versatile everyday shawl. Almond beige with heritage floral panel border - the neutral base works with every colour. The woven Kashmiri border adds artisan character without being fussy about what it pairs with. 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, beige floral wrap, merino blend stole - the most versatile piece in this collection. Works with everything, every day.

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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.

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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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The most understated piece in the tealight collection — and the one that rewards daily living most directly. A hand-carved stone tealight holder from the Jaipur region: 186g, 80mm across, floral carving cut into the stone by hand. When lit, the cool stone and the warm candlelight create a contrast that is disproportionately pleasing for such a simple object. One piece. Each with its own natural variation in the stone. What You're Getting 80mm height × 80mm diameter — small. Right-sized for a bedside table, bathroom shelf or desk corner. 186g — light and easy to move between rooms. Hand-carved floral design — carved into the stone surface. Visible at close range. Hand-carved in Jaipur region — Rajasthani stone carving tradition. Individual carving means natural variation. $59.95 — accessible entry into hand-carved Jaipur stone. 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 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.

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Flowing curves, oxidised textures, contrasting gemstones — a statement ring with genuine presence and personality. This ring strikes a balance between heritage artistry and contemporary elegance. The sculptural silhouette draws the eye through form rather than colour — every curve, cut-out and setting contributes to a sense of movement and balance. Designed as a piece that is noticed and then examined. It rewards the closer look. What You're Getting Sculptural floral form with flowing curves — designed to be examined, not just seen Oxidised texture with contrasting gemstone accents Oxidised German silver — the base that makes the detail possible Adjustable size How to Style Suited to both ethnic and contemporary dressing. Keep other jewellery minimal — this ring is designed to be the focal point. 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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A ring with movement built into it — inspired by ghungroo, the ankle bells of Indian classical dance. Ghungroo bells have marked the rhythm of Indian classical performance for centuries. This ring captures that spirit in miniature: small bell elements that catch light and shift subtly as you move. Crafted in an oxidised silver finish that gives the piece warmth and depth. Unlike static jewellery, this one responds to you. What You're Getting Ghungroo (ankle bell) accent elements — a motif from Indian classical tradition Oxidised German silver — aged, warm, and durable Adjustable size — no ring sizing required Subtle movement built into the design — the piece responds as you move How to Style Pairs particularly well with ethnic and fusion dressing. The oxidised finish sits naturally with earthy and neutral tones. Wear alone as the focal piece. 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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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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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 heaviest piece in the collection at 215g, and the most dramatic. Midnight black with a vivid multicolour Kashmiri paisley panel - the kind of pattern that transforms a plain outfit into something people ask about. This is the piece you wear to occasions that deserve it. Woven in the Kashmir Valley by artisan families carrying six centuries of craft knowledge. Selected in person by The Ganges founding team from artisan co-operatives. One piece. Why This Shawl Cashmere-merino blend - 215g, the most substantial drape in this collection. Genuinely warm, with a presence you can feel. 196 × 72cm - wide and long enough to wear as a wrap coat over lighter clothing in cooler weather. Midnight black with multicolour paisley - black grounds the vivid Kashmiri pattern without muting it. Works with everything; makes a statement with something simple. 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, black multicolour paisley wrap, merino blend stole - the most dramatic piece in this collection, for evenings and occasions that deserve it.

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At 118g, this is the lightest piece in the collection - and the one most people forget they're wearing. Ivory with a charcoal Kashmiri paisley border: a timeless contrast that reads equally well in a winter meeting or a summer evening with the air conditioning running. Woven in the Kashmir Valley by artisan families practising a six-hundred-year craft. Hand-selected by The Ganges founding team. One piece. Why This Shawl Cashmere-merino blend - at 118g, the most featherlight in this collection. You feel it on your shoulders, not on your body. The ideal travel companion. 196 × 72cm - generous enough for all three ways of wearing despite the minimal weight. Ivory with charcoal paisley border - a clean, considered contrast that works in casual and formal contexts equally. Pairs with navy, black, grey, camel and all warm neutrals. 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, ivory charcoal paisley wrap, featherlight merino blend stole - the ideal year-round travel layer, sourced directly from Kashmir.

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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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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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This is not a cashmere blend. This is pure Kashmiri pashmina - and the difference is immediate the moment it touches your hands. At 96g for a 196 × 72cm stole, it is almost impossibly light. The drape is unlike anything a blend can replicate. Pure pashmina fibre comes from the underbelly of the Changthangi goat, found only at altitude in the Himalayan region. The fibre is extraordinarily fine - finer than even the finest cashmere. Weaving it requires a specialist skill that Kashmiri artisan families have maintained for six hundred years. The Ganges founding team visited Kashmir directly and selected this stole from artisan co-operatives. One piece. Why Pure Pashmina, Not a Blend Featherweight - 96g for a full-size stole. Noticeably, unmistakably lighter than any blend. Exceptional drape - the fineness of the fibre creates a drape that moves differently and photographs differently. It flows with you rather than sitting on you. Pure softness - no merino, no synthetic. What you feel is pure pashmina, undiluted. Soft pink - closer to blush than rose. Universally flattering; pairs with white, ivory, grey, navy and camel. Genuine Kashmir origin - sourced directly from artisan co-operatives in the Kashmir Valley, not Nepal. 196 × 72cm. Dry clean only. Is $699.95 the right price? Pure Kashmiri pashmina with documented origin sells for $2,000 and above through established luxury houses. The Ganges sources directly - no distributors, no agents, no department store margin between you and the artisan family who made this. $699.95 is not a discount on luxury. It is what luxury costs when it is honestly priced. 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 stole, individually selected from Kashmir. When it's gone, it's gone. A pure Kashmiri pashmina stole, pink, 100% pashmina, featherweight - for those who want the real thing and understand exactly what they are paying for.

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Ivory pashmina with a sage woven border - this is a piece that will still be in use twenty years from now. At 105g for a 196 × 72cm stole, it barely registers on your shoulders. Ivory sits naturally against every skin tone. The woven sage border adds a precision detail that reads as quality whether you're up close or across a room. Pure Kashmiri pashmina. Woven by artisan families in the Kashmir Valley, where the craft is six hundred years old and the knowledge is genuinely generational - not a marketing claim, a lived reality. Selected directly by The Ganges founding team from artisan co-operatives in Kashmir. One piece. Why Pure Pashmina, Not a Blend Featherweight - 105g for a full-size stole. The weight difference from a cashmere-merino blend is noticeable in your hands and on your shoulders. Woven sage border - not printed, not applied. The sage border is woven into the fabric in the Kashmiri tradition. Part of the structure, not a surface treatment. Pure softness - no merino, no synthetic fibre. What you feel is pure pashmina. Genuine Kashmir origin - sourced directly from artisan co-operatives in the Kashmir Valley, not Nepal. 196 × 72cm. Dry clean only. Is $699.95 the right price? Pure Kashmiri pashmina with documented origin sells for $2,000 and above through established luxury houses. The Ganges sources directly - no distributors, no agents, no department store margin between you and the artisan family who made this. $699.95 is not a discount on luxury. It is what luxury costs when it is honestly priced. 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 stole, individually selected from Kashmir. When it's gone, it's gone. A pure Kashmiri pashmina stole, ivory with sage woven border, 100% pashmina - for those who dress with intention and buy once, well.

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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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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.

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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.

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A traditional Indian urli bowl elevated on sculpted elephant legs — not a decorative concept, but a solid cast brass object that weighs 550g and earns its place on any surface it occupies. The urli is a vessel form used in Indian homes for centuries — for water and floating flowers, for fruit, for presence. This version places it on cast elephant bases that carry their own symbolic weight: strength, good fortune, the auspicious beginning. Hand-cast by artisans in Maharashtra. One piece. What You're Getting Solid cast brass — 550g. Urli bowl and elephant base cast together, not assembled from plated parts. 280mm diameter × 110mm height — table-sized. Works on coffee tables, dining tables and sideboards. Elephant base — sculpted legs with animal, geometric and floral detailing. Made in Maharashtra — directly sourced from artisan workshops. Use: Floating candles, flowers, fruit, keys, or pure display. Stable due to the cast elephant base. Is $199.95 the right price? Solid brass urli bowls with this level of sculptural base work start at $350+ from design retailers. Direct sourcing from Maharashtra is how The Ganges offers the same quality at honest price. 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 bowl available. Individually selected. When it's gone, it's gone.

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A wall hook is functional by definition. It doesn't have to be interesting. This one is. Hand-cast in solid brass with hand-painted saddle detail, these Rajasthani camel hooks bring the craft of Maharashtra's metalworkers into your entryway — and make hanging your keys something you actually notice. 176g, 250mm wide, 150mm tall. Mounts directly to the wall. One set. What You're Getting Hand-cast solid brass camels — the animal form is cast, not pressed or stamped. Hand-painted saddle detailing — traditional Rajasthani motifs in colour, applied by hand. 250mm wide × 150mm tall — compact enough for an entryway, substantial enough to notice. 176g — solid. Stays where it's mounted. Made in Maharashtra — direct from artisan workshops. Dual purpose: functional hooks and a small piece of wall art. 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 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.

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Six hooks that pull their weight in two directions: practical storage and something worth looking at on your wall. Three hand-painted birds in vivid blues, greens and golds perch on a textured branch above six sturdy hooks. Folk art that works as hard as it looks good. 180mm tall, 330mm wide. Six hooks. One rail. What You're Getting 6 functional hooks — keys, scarves, bags, dog leads. Built to be used daily. Three hand-painted birds — vivid blues, greens and gold on a textured branch. Folk art tradition, applied by hand. 330mm wide × 180mm tall — compact enough for a narrow entryway wall. Metal construction — durable, wall-mounted. Use: Entryway, hallway, bathroom, mudroom. Anywhere you hang things daily. 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 rail available. Individually selected. When it's gone, it's gone.

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Six hooks, three hand-painted birds, a branch crafted in metal to look like driftwood — and the whole thing weighs just 151g. This is the hook rail for the wall where you want something that looks considered rather than installed. 380mm wide, 170mm tall. Seven hooks. One rail. What You're Getting 6 functional hooks — more than the standard rail. Enough for a family of keys and bags. Three hand-painted birds — dotted patterns in blues, ochres and greens. Each bird hand-detailed. Driftwood-look branch — crafted in metal with a textured, organic surface. Not actual driftwood — metal craft that replicates the look. 380mm wide × 170mm tall — wider than the rooster rail. Good for hallway walls with more horizontal space. 151g — lightweight on the wall. 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 rail available. Individually selected. When it's gone, it's gone.

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Two hooks on a hand-painted ceramic backing — the small decision that makes a wall feel thought-through rather than improvised. The colourful floral pattern is applied by hand. At 290g, the ceramic gives the piece substance on the wall without needing heavy mounting hardware. 290g. 160mm wide, 160mm tall. Two metal hooks. One set. What You're Getting 2 sturdy metal hooks — keys, scarves, small bags, lightweight accessories. Hand-painted ceramic backing — colourful floral pattern, applied by hand. Smooth glaze finish. 160mm × 160mm — square format. Fits neatly in tight spaces. 290g — solid on the wall. Doesn't shift when you use the hooks. Use: Entryway, bathroom, bedroom or kitchen. Anywhere you want a hook that's also a small piece of art. 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 set available. Individually selected. When it's gone, it's gone.

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640g of Jaipur stone, shaped into six sides and carved by hand with lattice panels and elephant motifs. This is not decorative storage — it is a sculptural object that also holds rings, earrings and small treasures. The fabric lining protects what's inside. The carved stone protects its reputation on your dressing table. Fabric-lined interior. 100mm length, 120mm width, 80mm height. One box. What You're Getting 640g — the weight of the stone means the lid stays where you put it and the box stays where you place it. 100mm × 120mm × 80mm — six-sided form. Fits on a dressing table or bedside surface without dominating it. Hand-carved lattice panels and elephant motifs — the carving is on all six sides. Every angle is finished. Fabric-lined interior — protects rings, earrings and small jewellery from the stone surface. Hand-carved in Jaipur region — the Rajasthani stone carving tradition goes back centuries. Direct from artisan workshops. Is $149.95 the right price? Hand-carved stone jewellery boxes of this weight and carving complexity from Jaipur artisan workshops sell through specialty retailers at $250–$350. Direct sourcing is how The Ganges prices at $149.95. 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 box available. Individually selected. When it's gone, it's gone.

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A hand-carved stone jewellery box from the Jaipur region, with jaali-style cutwork that allows light and shadow to play across its surface throughout the day. 550g, 100mm across: the right scale for a dressing table without requiring dedicated space. The cool stone and the carved surface make this a tactile object — it rewards handling, not just looking. One box. What You're Getting 550g — substantial stone weight. Stays exactly where it's placed. 100mm × 100mm × 70mm — square and compact. Fits on the corner of a dressing table or beside the bed. Jaali-style cutwork — the cut pattern allows light through the stone walls, creating shifting shadow patterns through the day. Hand-carved in Jaipur region — individual carving. Natural stone variation means each piece is unique. Use: Rings, earrings, small treasures, keepsakes. Or display alone as a stone sculptural object. Is $149.95 the right price? Hand-carved stone boxes of this quality from Jaipur artisan workshops sell through specialty retailers at $250+. 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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A garden stake that does two things: catches the eye and chimes in the breeze. The hand-shaped metal flower sits at the top of a 460mm stem; a rustic bell hangs from it, producing a soft sound when the air moves. 96g — light enough to push easily into pot soil or garden beds, sturdy enough to stand through wind and rain. Hand-shaped by metalworking artisans in Maharashtra. One stake. What You're Getting 460mm height × 140mm width — tall enough to sit above most pot plants. Visible from across the garden. 96g — lightweight. Pushes easily into any soil or potting mix. Hanging bell — hand-forged rustic bell that moves and sounds in even a light breeze. Hand-shaped metal flower — the floral form is shaped by hand. Natural variation between pieces. Made in Maharashtra — metalworking tradition, directly sourced by The Ganges. Use: Outdoor pots, garden beds, courtyards, balconies. Indoor pots where the bell is decorative rather than sound-making. 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 stake available. Individually selected. When it's gone, it's gone.

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Traditional Rajasthani metal-bending is a craft of transforming flat metal sheet into three-dimensional forms — without casting, without heavy tooling. This bird garden stake is that craft at its most accessible: a graceful bird outline bent and formed by hand, paired with a hand-forged bell that chimes in the breeze. 66g, 380mm tall. A small handmade object that improves every pot it's placed in. One stake. What You're Getting 380mm height × 180mm width — compact enough for small pots, tall enough to be visible in larger ones. 66g — the lightest garden piece in the collection. Pushes into soil without effort. Hand-forged bell — moves and sounds in a light breeze. Bird form — shaped from flat metal by hand using traditional Rajasthani metal-bending technique. Use: Pots, garden beds, balconies, courtyards. A considered small gift for anyone with a garden or houseplants. 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 stake available. Individually selected. When it's gone, it's gone.

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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.

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The bowing posture gives these deer a quality the upright pair doesn't have: serenity. Two handcrafted spotted deer in a bowing stance — heads lowered, tealight holders integrated into the design — that reads as calm and considered wherever they're placed. At 350mm tall and 350mm long, these work on tables and sideboards where the upright 680mm pair would be too dominant. 741g for the pair. One pair. What You're Getting 350mm height × 350mm length × 120mm width — table and sideboard scale. More versatile placement than the larger upright pair. 741g for the pair — solid and stable on any surface. Integrated tealight holders — the candle placement is part of the design, not an afterthought. Bowing posture — a deliberate design choice that gives these a different feeling to the upright variants. Quieter, more contemplative. Spotted detail, warm brass-like finish — handcrafted. Individual variation between pieces. 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.

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At 290mm tall, this is a pen stand that earns its height. A hand-painted metal sailing ship with coloured sails that brings personality to a desk without requiring you to redecorate around it. The hull holds pens, pencils and small desk items. 275g — solid enough to be stable; approachable enough to be genuinely used every day. One stand. What You're Getting 290mm height × 90mm width — tall and narrow. Good for desks where horizontal space is limited. 275g — solid and stable when loaded with pens. Hand-painted coloured sails — individual hand-painting. The colour application is not machine-uniform. Metal construction — durable for daily desk use. Made in Rajasthan/UP artisan metalworking hub — the craft regions of India for metal desk objects, 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.

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683g of Jaipur stone, individually carved with elephant motifs. The elephant symbolises strength, wisdom and prosperity in Indian tradition — a meaning that sits quietly under every cup, noticed when the coaster is picked up, easy to explain and easy to appreciate. A considered gift as well as a practical table object. Each coaster 100mm diameter, 40mm height. One set. What You're Getting Stone coasters with elephant motif — individually hand-carved in Jaipur region. Each piece slightly different. 100mm diameter × 40mm height — generously sized. Fits most cups, mugs and glasses with ease. 683g total — real stone weight. Doesn't slide on the table. Hand-carved in Jaipur region — Rajasthani stone artisan craft. Direct sourcing by The Ganges. Elephant symbol: Strength, wisdom, good fortune. A meaningful object for the table. 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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A 300mm sculptural piece with a story built in: a yellow bird perched at one end, a glass nest holding the candle at the other. The glass nest glows when lit. The bird silhouette holds the eye. At 400g in metal and glass, this is the tealight holder that earns its place on a shelf not just for the light it gives but for what it looks like giving it. One piece. What You're Getting 300mm length × 90mm height × 40mm depth — horizontal format. Works on mantels, long shelves and console tables. 400g — metal and glass construction. The glass nest component glows when the tealight is lit. Yellow bird and nest narrative — a sculptural form with a clear visual story, not just a functional object. Metal and glass — the combination of the opaque metal bird and the glowing glass nest creates contrast in candlelight. 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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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.

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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.

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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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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.

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550mm of jaali metalwork with a bird-and-bell design — substantial enough to hang in a doorway or alcove and draw the eye from across the room. When a tealight is lit inside, the lattice patterns project across the ceiling and walls. 490g: the weight means it hangs with stability rather than swinging. Can hang or stand on a surface. One piece. What You're Getting 550mm height × 160mm diameter — the tallest piece in the tealight collection. Designed for vertical impact. 490g — heavy enough to hang without swinging in a light breeze. Stable on a surface too. Jaali lattice cut-outs — traditional lattice pattern that projects light across surroundings when lit. Bird-and-bell detail — a whimsical design element above the functional lattice body. Hanging or surface display — two ways to use the same piece. 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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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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This brass bowl is the intersection of two ancient Indian art forms: brass etching and miniature painting. The etched surface catches light differently from a plain bowl — there is texture before the paint even starts. The hand-painted floral motifs sit on top, inspired by Mughal miniature and temple traditions. The scalloped rim gives it a finished edge that reads as quality from across the room. 246g, 190mm across — a bowl scaled for side tables, shelves and dressing tables. One piece. What You're Getting Brass with etched surface — texture that reflects light before the paint is even considered. Hand-painted floral motifs — applied by hand, inspired by Mughal miniature tradition. 190mm diameter × 50mm height — right-sized for side tables, vanities and shelving. Scalloped rim — a design detail that distinguishes this from a generic decorative bowl. 246g — solid and stable without being heavy to move. 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 bowl available. Individually selected. When it's gone, it's gone.

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