Glory Lily Bowl SmallWith monikers such as red gold, exquisite thread or golden light, saffron captivates us all. Ancient Romans prized them for their fragrance, Egyptians for their healing touch, and Mughals for their culinary alchemy. More than just a flavour, saffron threads hold secrets of ancient Indian medicine. From spice routes to royal courts, it now finds new expression in our collection of contemporary bronzed objects.

in New Delhi

the Paigahs of Hyderabad enthralled with their contributions to Indo-Islamic architecture

the latter signifying its multitude of roots connecting earth and heavens

and Mughals for their culinary alchemy

with their ever-shifting contours

redolent of magical nights in Indian rose gardens

a lyrical reinterpretation of Kolam-the ancient ritual of adornment that graces the thresholds of Indian homes

and where only a few thousand mortals have had their moment at the peak

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

symbolising blessings and good fortune - qualities we manifested while designing these trinket boxes

the form draws on Stalagmites of Belum Cave and traditional metalworking techniques

Changing ownership over the course of history- from the Marathas to the Sultanates and then Mughals