Maheshwar Side Table LargeUnfurling ceaselessly, India discovers its eternal muse in the realm of textiles. From the liquid silks of the South to the intricate brocades of the North, handwoven fabrics are artistically rendered in the timeless medium of metal, unveiling a tapestry of irregular textures and patterns that echoes the exquisite diversity of the land.

the design references Glory Lily and time-honoured metalworking traditions

like the ever-changing canvas of the Rann

employing the pietra dura technique on a deep black surface

The Glory Lily flower dances in paradox

and is accompanied by generous notes of Indian rose and jasmine

meaning ‘harmony of heavens’

Rajasthan or the brilliance of stormy night skies in Pahadi miniature paintings

and outwards by looking inwards

featuring textured ridges that mirror its weathered steps

in our favourite combination of functionality and sophistication

stalactites are a vision to behold

these indigenous fruits not only bear potent medicinal properties but also hold sacred significance for deities in India