Rajasthan · Kashmir · Tribal India
Craft begins at the source. From desert workshops in Rajasthan to Himalayan looms in Kashmir and long-held tribal traditions, each piece is shaped by hand using techniques passed down over generations.
Ritual forms and heritage objects made by artisan clusters: curated and stocked in Australia.
FROM ORIGIN TO OWNERSHIP
Architectural forms and folk symbols, preserved not redesigned.
Craft begins at the source. From desert workshops in Rajasthan to Himalayan looms in Kashmir and long-held tribal traditions, each piece is shaped by hand using techniques passed down over generations.
Curated with intent. Every item is selected, quality-checked, and prepared in Australia — balancing authenticity with modern living, so what reaches you is considered, not commoditised.
Where it belongs. Placed into light-filled homes, these objects bring warmth, texture, and quiet story — designed to be lived with, not just admired.
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.
$59.95
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.
$39.95
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
The raised trunk is not incidental — in Indian tradition, a raised-trunk elephant actively bestows good fortune rather than simply representing it. This antique gold metal elephant holds a tealight and casts warm light across whatever surface it shares. 164g, 200mm tall: a considered small object for a desk, shelf or dining table. One piece. What You're Getting 200mm height × 140mm length × 50mm width — tall and slender. Works on narrow shelves and side tables. 164g — lighter than the solid brass elephants. This is a tealight holder, not a sculpture — the form is optimised for the candlelight function. Raised trunk — the traditional posture of active blessing in Indian iconography. Antique gold finish — warm tone that enhances rather than competes with candlelight. Floral detailing — visible at close range on the elephant's body. 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.
$89.95
Traditional in form and finely detailed, the Handcrafted Solid Brass Annam Peacock Bell Diya brings together an ornamental bird motif, a shallow oil bowl and a suspended brass bell in one distinctive tabletop lamp. Made for lighting during Diwali and pooja, it is equally suited to display as a small sculptural accent in the home. The design rises from a circular brass foot into a curved, engraved support. A small annam-style bird sits near the top, while a single bell hangs from the projecting arm opposite the oil bowl. The open spaces and scrolling details make the silhouette striking from several angles. Traditional Annam-Inspired Bird Form The bird-shaped ornament is a familiar feature of South Indian decorative design. Here it forms the uppermost detail of the sweeping support rather than sitting directly on the bowl. The curved framework, shallow dish, patterned base and suspended bell give the piece its distinctive character. Made from solid brass, this diya has visible engraved detailing and the warm, slightly varied tone associated with a handcrafted object. Its openwork profile also allows the bell and the bowl to remain clearly visible. Oil or Ghee Diya for Diwali and Pooja The projecting bowl can hold a small amount of oil or ghee with a suitable cotton wick for traditional lamp lighting. Position the wick at the bowl rim so the flame remains clear of the decorative support and hanging bell. Never leave a lit diya unattended, and allow the brass to cool before handling. Use it as part of Diwali arrangements, daily pooja or a simple festive tabletop setting. The attached hanging bell is an ornamental feature that adds movement and interest to the composition. Pooja and Contemporary Home Styling At 18 cm high, the diya is compact enough for a pooja shelf, buffet, console or sideboard. Arrange it with fresh flowers or other brass pieces for festive occasions, or display it on its own when unlit. Always use a stable, heat-resistant surface when lighting the bowl. Decorative Presence for the Home Even without a flame, the slender curving form, peacock-style bird motif and single hanging bell give this brass lamp a strong decorative presence. Its open silhouette suits both traditionally furnished rooms and pared-back contemporary interiors. Dimensions & Specifications Handcrafted Solid Brass Annam Peacock Bell DiyaSingle standing brass oil lamp with an ornamental bird motif and hanging bell. SKU: BRS-15 Dimensions: 18 cm high × 14 cm wide × 6.5 cm deep Weight: 540 g Material: Solid brass Quantity: 1 diya Functional use: Oil or ghee diya for Diwali and pooja Decorative use: Tabletop, buffet, console or shelf display Design origin: South Indian Handcrafted Character Small variations in polish, brass tone, surface texture and engraved detailing are part of the individual character of handcrafted pieces. Wipe gently with a soft dry cloth after use and do not immerse a hot lamp in water.
$124.99
Handcrafted in solid brass, this Peacock Spoon Diya combines a shallow oil-lamp bowl with an elongated sculptural form and detailed peacock motif. Designed for oil or ghee use, it works as a functional diya for Diwali and pooja while also serving as a distinctive decorative object for the home. The piece measures approximately 50 mm high, 110 mm wide and 190 mm deep. Its low, elongated profile places the diya bowl at one end of an ornate brass base, with the peacock-inspired handle and decorative casting extending across the length of the piece. Peacock-Inspired Spoon Form The design is defined by its elongated spoon-like silhouette and visible peacock motif. Detailed cast decoration runs across the base and handle, giving the diya a strong sculptural presence from both side and overhead views. The supplied product information identifies the piece as South Indian in origin. Its decorative form is suited to festive, pooja and home-display settings without requiring a large footprint. Oil or Ghee Diya The shallow brass bowl is designed to hold oil or ghee with a cotton wick positioned at the genuine pouring or wick edge. It can be lit for Diwali, pooja and other appropriate home observances. When not in use as a lamp, the detailed brass form can remain on display as a tabletop decorative object. Pooja, Diwali & Home Use The elongated shape works well on a pooja shelf, tabletop, sideboard or buffet where the full peacock form can be viewed. Its compact height also makes it suitable for lower shelves and layered festive arrangements. For contemporary interiors, it can be styled with restrained flowers, timber, stone or other brass accents while keeping the diya itself as the focal point. Decorative Presence for the Home The combination of the peacock motif, ornate base and warm brass surface gives the piece a strong decorative identity even when unlit. It can be displayed on a console, sideboard, shelf or tabletop as a handcrafted brass accent between uses. Dimensions & Specifications Handcrafted Brass Peacock Spoon Diya Solid brass spoon-shaped diya with peacock motif for oil or ghee use, pooja, Diwali and home decor. SKU: BRS-9 Dimensions: 50 mm high × 110 mm wide × 190 mm deep Weight: 425 g Material: Solid brass Use: Oil / ghee diya for Diwali, pooja and home use Decorative use: Tabletop, buffet, console or similar home display Origin: South Indian origin Handcrafted Character As a handcrafted brass piece, slight variations in polish, tone, surface texture, casting marks and fine detail are natural characteristics of production rather than manufacturing defects. These variations contribute to the individual character of each piece.
$119.95
Nearly seven kilograms of brass. Two figures. One of Indian art's most enduring expressions of devotion. This handcrafted Radha Krishna brass statue pair stands approximately 14 inches (35.5cm) high and weighs 7.0kg overall. The scale gives it genuine presence: this isn't a small devotional figurine or shelf ornament, but a substantial sculptural piece designed to hold a room. Krishna is depicted in his classical Venugopala - flute-playing - form, standing with crossed legs in the graceful pose that has appeared in Indian sculpture for centuries. Museum examples of Venugopala show the same visual language: Krishna with his flute, crossed legs, elaborate ornamentation and lotus-based composition. Look closer and the amount of work becomes apparent. Layered crowns, necklaces, waist ornaments and draped garments cover both figures. Peacock and floral forms move through the composition, while the deeply worked lotus-form pedestals give each sculpture a substantial architectural base. The richness of the surface recalls the increasingly elaborate metal sculpture of India's later temple traditions, where fine ornament became an important part of the visual language. Radha and Krishna are presented together as a pair - a devotional image deeply connected with love and bhakti, or devotion, but the craftsmanship allows the piece to live equally well as significant Indian art in a contemporary home. What You're Getting Handmade brass Radha Krishna statue pair 7.0kg overall weight - substantial, statement-scale metalwork Approx. 14" / 35.5cm height Krishna in the traditional flute-playing Venugopala form Highly detailed crowns, jewellery, garments, peacock and floral ornament Sculpted lotus-style pedestal bases Traditional Indian devotional and temple-art inspired design Suitable for a living room, entrance console, meditation space, home temple or statement display This is the kind of object you don't need to decorate around. At 7.0kg, it becomes the anchor. Handmade pieces naturally carry small variations in finish and detailing. Those variations are part of the object - evidence that what you own was worked by hand rather than produced to machine-perfect uniformity. Older than any trend. Made to outlast one.
$1,099.95
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
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
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
386g of hand-finished metal with cut-out patterning — this tealight holder works on a surface or hanging from a hook. The floral and geometric cut-outs project candlelight onto the ceiling and walls when suspended. On a surface, they throw shadows downward onto the shelf. Both are worth seeing. 200mm tall, 160mm wide. One piece. What You're Getting 200mm height × 160mm width — versatile scale. Works hanging or on any flat surface. 386g — solid enough to sit stably, light enough to hang without heavy fixings. Floral and geometric cut-out pattern — designed to project light when a tealight is lit inside. Hanging or surface use — the design supports both orientations. 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.
$49.95
The jaali — the lattice screen of Mughal palace architecture — exists to let light through in patterns while maintaining privacy and structure. This tealight holder applies the same principle at table scale: lit from inside, the lattice throws geometric patterns across the surfaces around it. The antique gold patina makes it as good unlit as it is glowing. 253g. 70mm tall, 160mm diameter. Removable inner cup for easy tealight replacement. One piece. What You're Getting Metal and brass, antique gold finish — 253g. Warm patina that works in every light. 70mm height × 160mm diameter — low and wide. Works on dining tables, coffee tables and mantels. Removable inner cup — practical detail. Tealights are replaced without disturbing the outer lattice. Jaali lattice design — inspired by Mughal palace screens. Projects geometric patterns when lit. 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.
$59.95
Our Home Décor collection celebrates the extraordinary craftsmanship of generational artisans. From hand-carved brass sculptures and marble inlay pieces to papier-mâché jewellery boxes and garden ornaments — each piece is made by hand using traditional techniques passed down through generations. These are objects with presence and purpose: beautiful to look at, functional to use, and meaningful to display.
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