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$24.00 – $52.00
Ziarat marble is Pakistan's own white stone — cool to the touch, heavy, quietly grand. These coasters are cut from it, each shaped as a lotus and traced with a...
$89.00 – $200.00
One evening they hold candles, the next they're snack bowls, and by summer they're a bird bath out in the garden — a pair of brass stands that won't be...
$43.00
A brass peacock that holds your surma — a kohl pot in the shape of the bird, the way they were kept in Mughal dressing rooms. It's made by hand...
$70.00
The swan has decorated homes across the subcontinent for generations — and on this one, the beauty comes with a quiet use folded into it. It's finished by hand in...
$75.00
Even the box that holds the tissues can be worth looking at — this one is silver-plated brass, worked all over in subcontinental florals. It's made by hand in Lahore,...
$10.00 – $16.00
Kohl was a daily thing — lifted from its pot with a thin rod each morning, drawn along the lash line, the surma daani kept where a hand could reach...
$10.00 – $16.00
On a dressing table there was always a surma daani — the little pot that held the kohl, the thin rod drawn out and run along the lash line each...
$26.00
At South Asian weddings for centuries, a guest was greeted before they sat down. A thin mist of rosewater — released from a long-necked bottle with a perforated top —...
$16.00
Kohl was lifted from its pot each morning with a thin rod and drawn along the lash line — a small daily gesture kept in brass on a dressing table....
$26.00
In the homes of the subcontinent, rosewater had its own ritual object — a gulaab paash, the sprinkler with the long neck and the perforated top that releases a fine...
$16.00 – $19.00
The kohl that lined a generation of eyes was kept close — on a dressing table, within reach each morning, the rod drawn out and run along the lash line....
$19.00 – $40.00
There is a small ritual to arriving home: the door, and the keys that go where they always go. A key holder is one of those quiet objects you reach...