Sculpted in brass, this desk decor artifact is intricate to say the least. The Banyan Tree has long communicated with the divine itself, according to ancient texts. The tree, a symbol of the Creator, is also known to usher in longevity and prosperity wherever it goes. To honour our tradition, we've made our solid brass art wares collection sporting the Banyan Tree sculpture in a lost wax casting technique that emerges from Chhattisgarh. Entirely handcrafted using Dhokra, it has a patina (blue) finish - the colour of the serene sky, the deep sea and the profound earth.

Sculpted in brass, this desk decor artifact is intricate to say the least. The Mahabodhi Tree whispers a tale as old as time. It is the very place where the Buddha attained freedom. Symbolic of Lord Buddha's journey for peace, this contemporary artifact has been created through a brass moulding process. Each leaf is carefully handcrafted using a lost wax casting technique, now revived, named Dhokra. A gift with great meaning, it can add a touch of enlightenment wherever it goes.

This Owl artifact made in brass casting is as significant as its divine passenger. Laxmi, the Hindu Goddess of wealth, arrives on her favourite vahana or vehicle, the Owl. Often lauded as the wisest of creatures, we've adapted the sacred owl into our very own Rupiyah Owl Box that prompts one to use wealth wisely. Handcasted in brass with the outers polished to a sheen, the lid of this sculptural box comes off, revealing a delightfully deep red inner. Enjoy storing special somethings or serving hors d'oeuvre in the masterfully crafted series of sculptural boxes!

Solitude is a rare and introspective mood that compels artistry. This handmade papier-mache and composite cement sculpture preserves this notion. It also makes for a marvelous muse as it sits atop your desk.

This papier-mache sculpture appreciates nature all around us, at peace. It reminds us what it means to be human and yet, it's the rarest of experiences - to be peaceful. The winged birds evoke freedom and passion. The handmade papier-mache and composite cement sculpture makes for a muse on the work desk.

This papier-mache sculpture appreciates nature all around us, at peace. It reminds us what it means to be human and yet, it's the rarest of experiences - to be peaceful. The winged birds evoke freedom and passion. The handmade papier-mache and composite cement sculpture makes for a muse on the work desk.

A resplendent addition that improves your desk aesthetic, our handmade papier-mache figurines are all about artisanal magic. With a focus on being sustainable, these art pieces use papier-mache and composite cement. The inspiration behind this fascinating creation is to endorse sustainability through decor. Our process works with recyclable waste material to create contemporary sculptures. Use a soft dry wipe to clean it.

The myth of the Apsara has endured many iterations, and yet her beauty has remained indisputable. Gods and humans alike have looked on in awe as the Apsara's beauty prevails. Made with a stark black granite stone, this handcarved sculpture is both intricate and elegant,

Our antique wrought iron candleholders molded to depict a creeper have been made with Dhokra. Dhokra is one of the oldest forms of metal casting techniques, regarded as the lost wax process, with over 4000 years of history that has been preserved by artisans in Chhattisgarhs Bastar region. Intricate patterns are generated with wax threads, which are replaced with the hot molten brass, when poured into the mold.

An antique-finished Dhokra artifact moulded to depict a fairy. The craft of Dhokra, with over 4000 years of history now preserved by artisans in Chhattisgarh�s Bastar region, has been used to create this contemporary art piece that shines brightly within a tea light.

Made with Dhokra, a craft that is 4000 years old, this vintage brass reindeer brings its forest-full of quirk to any space. Reindeer have played many iterations across myths both western and traditional, and it is with this depth of storytelling that our piece makes its stand.

Sculpted in brass, this desk decor artifact is intricate to say the least. The Banyan Tree is an ever-complex structure that has long communicated with the divine itself, according to ancient texts. The tree, a symbol of the Creator, is also known to usher in longevity and prosperity wherever it goes. To honour our tradition, we've made our solid brass art wares collection sporting the Banyan Tree sculpture in a lost wax casting technique. Known as Dhokra, the craft emerges from Chhattisgarh's Bastar region.

Playful deers in the forest is an image that adds a uniquely quaint charm to any space. Made with Dhokra, a craft that is 4000 years old, the brass reindeer figurines glimmer with its easy-to-love posture.

The swan brings only elegance to mind. And to show off its long and mighty wingspan, she leans on the golden touch. Made with the traditional craft of Dhokra, that was once considered lost, this gilded swan is all grace and light.

The Mahabodhi Tree is the very place where the Buddha attained freedom. Symbolic of Lord Buddha's journey for peace, this beautiful, contemporary artifact has been created through a brass moulding process. Each leaf is carefully handcrafted using a lost wax casting technique, now revived, named Dhokra. A gift with great meaning, it can add a touch of enlightenment wherever it goes.

When you combine a 4000 year old traditional Indian craft that was once considered lost, with the fierce and mighty Tiger - the results are staggering. The craft work evokes creativity in simplicity. These tigers are the folk artist's expression of courage. The tiger is the vehicle of, and sacred to, Danteshwari Mata. A form of the powerful Goddess Durga, she is also the family goddess of the princes of Bastar. The last ruler of Bastar who died in 1966 was considered her incarnation. The tale is a fitting manifestation in a Dhokra sculpture as the craft emerges from Bastar in Chhattisgarh.

When you combine a 4000 year old traditional Indian craft that was once considered lost, with the fierce and mighty Tiger - the results are staggering. The craft work evokes creativity in simplicity. These tigers are the folk artist's expression of courage. The tiger is the vehicle of, and sacred to, Danteshwari Mata. A form of the powerful Goddess Durga, she is also the family goddess of the princes of Bastar. The last ruler of Bastar who died in 1966 was considered her incarnation. The tale is a fitting manifestation in a Dhokra sculpture as the craft emerges from Bastar in Chhattisgarh.

The horse is a valiant animal that symbolizes fast-paced success as well as loving warmth. Our brass horse has been crafted in bright metal with a matte antique finish. We've used an ancient wax casting technique, one that was once believed to be lost entirely. A craft that we're working hard to revive to restore its stunning features created by the threadwork involved.

The eloquence of nature is often mistakenly captured in a plain green. When in reality, the foliage of trees and the arcs of the natural world are full of shadows and touches of sun-like gold. Our wrought iron tree attempts to tease out the true nature of the environs, one that is as complex as it is serene. The wrought iron decor piece uses a smattering of Dhokra accents of gold, made with the 4000 year-old traditional Indian craft in brass. The craft requires complex hand skills in their depiction of the Tree of Life.

Lord Ganesha plays many roles. Known as the remover of obstacles and the patron of intellectuals, many traditionally worship Ganesha before any major enterprise or decision. This sacred Ganesha idol adds touches of the sacred and the artisanal with its open posture and all-embracing avatar. Made in sandstone, it enhances any spatial mood.

Adding nature to your living area can elevate your space aesthetically. A natural aura can set usher in the warmth of the sunlight, and the gentility of the rain. Elements like wood work transform spaces and this wooden planter has been designed with a destination in mind. Where the plants covet love, and the aesthetic needs a touch of nature.

Planters are a near essential to any space and can uplift the space manifold. The clean finish on this pure brass planter adds a meaningful shine to the room. Finished with a retro rustic appeal, its height adds volume to spaces tying up too much physical space. An extraordinary addition to the home, or as a special gift.