Meghalaya Side TableIn praise of slowness, the Meghalaya collection draws from the living root bridges of Meghalaya structures that take over twenty five years to form and continue to grow, guided by villagers who train the aerial roots of the rubber tree. Cast in brass and patinated to echo the texture and tone of natural roots, the forms twist, unfold, and rise like braided roots in an ode to time, tension, and interconnection.

a technique that allows the material to flow

A love song in brass for a city always in motion

Drawing from the Blackbuck

From grit and flame

Cast in brass and finished with a warm patina

Intricate seals

and breathtaking beauty

breathing fresh life into architecture

the design references Kikar and time-honoured metalworking traditions

and a gentle lesson in knowing when to stay silent

these flowing forms appear almost molten yet frozen in time

Petrified wood forms over thousands of years