Harihar Tray Table TallChanging ownership over the course of history from the Marathas to the Sultanates and then Mughals, Maharashtras Harihar Fort became an obstacle of marvel for the warriors scaling its rock cut steps. Each object in this collection is inspired by the forts seemingly vertical edges, featuring textured ridges that mirror its weathered steps, rising thousands of feet above sea level. These cast brass and sheet metal works become a lesson in history as

encountering this avian spectacle in dreams is deemed profoundly fortunate

moulded with reverence

graceful curves mirroring the natural grace of blooming petals

each piece shaped by the ancient art of forging—a process that requires both brute force and meticulous control

This guardian of Hindu and Buddhist art embodies the best of both worlds: the lion's regal strength and the elephant's wise dignity

The island’s natural richness and cultivation of cane give rise to a distinctive combination of forms

attracts protection

piety and prosperity

up by going down

meticulously finished with assorted patinas to emphasise the layered complexity of each object

lingering aromas of musk

symbolising propitious blessings for the user