The Koodai Tote — CrabbyKoodai. Tamil for basket. Not a design object. Not a fashion statement. A bag. The kind that has sat in South Indian kitchens for generations brightly coloured, sturdy, completely ordinary. It carried tiffin boxes to school. Vegetables from the market. Snacks to the beach. It was held by grandmothers, passed between neighbours, learned by watching rather than teaching. And then, quietly, it began to disappear. The wire is plastic. That is not an

Unlike factory-made products

Their bold yellow-and-black coats bring jungle magic to your child's cosy corner

This is a hand-cast brass napkin holder

and completely in charge

Placed in the west

The stag is not hunted here

This is a set of five — five musicians

featuring an elegant elephant head design that symbolises strength

Placed at the entrance

wire-thin forms are not crude — they are a visual language developed over centuries by artisans who understood that the human figure in motion is already beautiful

and an unshakeable stillness

Featuring an enchanting poetry-inspired design