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Woven Dreams Into Art

Where textiles transform into something deeply personal. Each artwork holds meaning
beyond its form. Created for spaces that seek character. A story woven, just for you.

Living Windows

Living Windows weaves stories through a quilted landscape, where detachable hand embroidered brooches capture moments of everyday life, turning memories into wearable art that evolves with time. In interiors, homes, hotel lobbies, or quiet bedrooms, it becomes a personal curation, a living artwork that gently gathers the stories unfolding around it.

24 by 24 Inches

Echoes of OM

Echoes of OM merges hand-painted pashmina with sound, its painted waves tracing the varying frequencies of the sacred chant, while traditional ghungroos rest at its centre. In homes, lobbies, or quiet bedrooms, it becomes a contemplative focal point. It's an artwork that brings stillness, rhythm, and presence into the space.

15 by 25 Inches

Time Zones

Time Zones is a functional clock set on a real silver base, where delicately hand-embroidered numbers and traditional dabka-pitta embroidery trace the rhythm of daily life. Thoughtfully placed in homes, hotel lobbies, or intimate studies, it transcends function, becoming a refined focal point, where time, craft, and quiet luxury meet.

24 by 24 Inches

Aromatic Alchemy

Aromatic Alchemy transforms sheer organza through the ancient technique of fabric smocking, where hundreds of cloves are delicately embedded and layered with real silver foiling and gold accents. Placed within homes, lobbies, or thoughtfully curated interiors, the piece unfolds as a multisensory artwork, subtly doubling as a natural diffuser, where fragrance & craft quietly enrich the space.

24 by 30 inches

Language Loom

Language Loom, inspired by Ella Minnow Pea, features thirty words veiled in textile and revealed through hand painting. Viewers rearrange them to form their own narratives, making it a playful, interactive artwork, perfect for homes, lounges, and thoughtful interior spaces.

24 by 24 inches

Chaired Boundaries

Created especially for Vienna Design Week, Chaired Boundaries exists between seat and sculpture. Inspired by Vienna's cathedral geometry and Indian weaving traditions, silver block-printed patterns trace sacred forms across its surface. Placed in expressive corners of homes, galleries, or lounges, it becomes a striking focal object, folded as art, unfolded as a chair. Here, craft, culture, and function quietly converge.

54 by 24 inches

Travelling Home

Travelling Home is a dialogue between movement and return, half mirror, half hand-painted cashmere. When placed within interiors, it becomes a contemplative focal point, drawing the viewer into its reflection. In living spaces, corridors, or quiet corners, the artwork gathers presence and memory, gently weaving the idea of home into the space.

24 by 48 inches

Rugged Connections

Rugged Connections reimagines the language of traditional rugs as a contemporary artwork, where carpet fragments meet fluid brushstrokes to form an expressive visual puzzle. At its heart, a mirror draws the viewer into the composition, reflecting presence. Placed within living rooms, corridors, or thoughtfully curated lobbies, the piece quietly draws people in, its mirror inviting moments of pause and reflection.

24 by 48 inches

Letters & Memories

Letters & Memories translates words into textile, where delicate hand embroidery rests upon soft organza, allowing text to gently emerge through layers of thread and time. While inspired by powerful historic voices, the piece can also be deeply personal, customized with letters, poems, or memories that hold meaning for the individual. Placed within homes or quiet interiors, it becomes more than an artwork, a tender archive of words, preserving moments that deserve to be remembered.

10 by 8 inches

The Showcase

Clerkenwell Design Week

20th May to 22nd May 2025

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At Clerkenwell Design Week in London, our work was presented within a district known for its design-led culture.

A curated selection of artworks was showcased, highlighting the language of real silver in textiles, where material and detail remained central.

Alongside the presentation, a small, intimate workshop offered a closer view into the process behind the craft, allowing it to be experienced through making as much as form.

A moment in London, where craft was observed with quiet attention.

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India Design ID 2026

19th February to 22nd February 2026, New Delhi

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At India Design ID in New Delhi, we presented a piece that moved beyond form into devotion.

In collaboration with Kunal Seolekar for The Park Hotels, a 6 ft tall interpretation of Pashupati Nath ji was created entirely through textiles. Drawing from the visual language of the Harappan Civilization, the work carried a sense of continuity and cultural depth.

Built over long days and quiet nights, each layer took form with patience and precision.

A presence shaped by time, discipline, and belief.

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London Craft Week

14th May 2026

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At London Craft Week, our work was presented within the cultural setting of Nehru Centre.

A curated selection of artworks brought forward the language of real silver within textiles, where material and detail remained central. Alongside the showcase, a live workshop conducted by the founder offered an intimate view into the process and precision behind the craft.

Set within London’s evolving craft landscape, the work was experienced both as finished form and as a living practice.

A moment where craft was quietly shared.

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Milan Design Week

20th April to 26th April 2026

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At Milan Design Week in Milan, our work entered one of the most significant platforms in the global design calendar.

In collaboration with Studio Irvine, we presented a considered series of pashmina blankets, pillows, and a mirror artwork, each defined by material, texture, and form. Our signature real silver work was quietly woven into the collection.

Set within a context where design is constantly redefined, the collection held its place through restraint and detail.

A moment shaped by scale, presence, and quiet arrival.

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Noun, Goa

Opening Showcase

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In Goa, our work became part of the opening of Noun, marking the beginning of a new space through material and detail.

Created in collaboration with the space, a series of textile artworks were developed, bringing together hand painted surfaces and our signature real silver work. Each piece was designed to sit naturally within the environment, allowing craft and setting to exist in quiet balance.

The collection held presence from the very first moment.

A beginning shaped with intent.

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The Art of India

Early 2026

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Earlier this year, our work was selected for The Art of India, an initiative by The Times of India bringing together a curated body of contemporary pieces for auction.

The works travelled across New Delhi, Jaipur, and Mumbai, moving through distinct cultural spaces while carrying a consistent language of material, detail, and intent. Within this journey, the craft of real silver entered a wider dialogue of Indian art.

Presented within an auction setting, the pieces were considered beyond the visible.

A journey across cities, where context evolved, yet the work remained constant.

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Venice Design Week

11th October to 19th October 2025

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In Venice, our work entered a city shaped by time, craft, and quiet detail.

A curated selection of artworks was presented, where the language of real silver found a natural belonging. Each piece carried its own presence, rooted in process and precision, without excess.

Alongside the showcase, an intimate workshop offered a closer encounter with the craft, allowing it to be experienced through process as much as form.

A moment in Venice, where nothing was added, yet everything was felt.

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Vienna Design Week

26th September to 5th October 2025

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At Vienna Design Week, our work was presented within the intimate setting of Café Atlas.

Inspired by the architectural language of Vienna’s historic cathedrals, a multifunctional chair was developed with a sense of duality, existing both as a functional piece and as wall art. Each piece carried our signature real silver work, taking a dying craft to an international stage.

Alongside the showcase, an intimate workshop unfolded within the space, inviting a closer engagement with the process.

A moment in Vienna shaped by craft and quiet expression.

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XTANT Nomad, Mallorca

8th May to 12th May 2026

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At XTANT Nomad in Palma de Mallorca, our work entered a space shaped by slow craft and global textile traditions.

A curated selection of clothing was presented, bringing together hand painted textiles, real silver block printing, and hand embroidery. Each piece reflected a process rooted in patience and precision, where techniques came together in quiet balance.

Within Palma, the work found a natural setting, where textile and craft are experienced with a deeper sensitivity.

A moment in Mallorca, where craft travelled gently, yet held its identity.