Hand-strung bangles and kangan, mouth-blown glassware, fine dinnerware and curated décor — each piece shaped by artisans who still work in gold leaf and cut crystal.
Two ways into the same workshop. Whichever you open, the piece at the end of it was finished by a pair of hands rather than a machine.
Every flute is mouth-blown and every bangle hand-strung, so no two pieces leave the studio quite alike.
A young studio working with artisans who have cut crystal and laid gold leaf the slow way for most of their lives. The name is new; the hands are not.
Small batches, curated piece by piece — a quiet resistance to anything made in a hurry.
We opened this year in Firozabad, a town that has made glass for four hundred years, and put a new name on very old skill. Every flute is mouth-blown, every bangle hand-strung — a quiet resistance to anything made in a hurry.
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