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.
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.
$199.95
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.
$199.95
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.
$99.95
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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