Sort by:
$148.00
A brass parath — the wide, shallow dish flour is kneaded in, where roti and paratha begin. It's hand-hammered from brass in Peshawar, broad and low the way a parath...
$275.00
Every family kitchen has one pot the big meals happen in — the one brought out for guests, for Eid, for the biryani that takes all afternoon. For generations, that...
$102.00
The pan you reach for most isn't the showpiece — it's the one that handles the morning milk for chai, the sauce that needs watching, the reduction you don't want...
$140.00
Every old kitchen here had its copper — the pots, the kettles, the wide thaal brought out when the family ate together. This is that tray: plain, hammered, the way...
$106.00
A hammered copper jug with a lid, for water kept cool in copper the way it's been served here for generations. It's hand-hammered in Lahore, lined inside with tin, the...
$70.00
A pair of copper glasses, engraved by hand in qalamzani — for water, the way it's been drunk from copper across this region for generations. They're made in Lahore, each...
$89.00
Water stored in brass was a household practice across the subcontinent for centuries — not superstition, but understood. The vessel mattered. And so the vessel was made well: hand-engraved, given...
$145.00
In South Asian cooking, the spices are the whole point — and the masala dabba is where they live. This is that box: the round brass tin that's sat at...
$169.00
Three brass horses, each engraved by hand in naqashi down to the mane, carry a bowl on their backs — the old engraving craft turned into a piece for the...
$169.00
A brass bowl raised on three markhor — the spiral-horned ibex that's Pakistan's national animal — standing as quiet guardians beneath it. It's made in solid brass in Lahore, the...
$80.00
A tray made for occasions — jashan means celebration, and this is the one you bring out when there's something to mark. Twelve inches across, it's hammered by hand at...
$80.00
A tray made for occasions — jashan means celebration, and this is the one you bring out when there's something to mark. This is its silver-plated finish, for when a...
$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....
$140.00
There's always one bowl on the table that sits higher than the rest — fruit at its ripest, wrapped sweets at Eid, raised up where everyone can see. This is...
$169.00
A brass bowl held up by three lions — silver-plated, standing guard the way lions have on thrones and gateways across the subcontinent. It's made by hand in brass in...
$157.00
Mashal means torch — the flame once carried ahead to light the way. This one stands still on a block of black marble, a candle lit at its top instead....
$61.00
Not everything needs a full tray — the perfume on a dresser, the day's jewellery, a few dates handed round when someone drops in. Some things just want a slim,...
$114.00
Some dishes deserve to come to the table in something as worked as what's inside them. This is copper, engraved corner to corner by hand, with a fitted lid you...
$140.00
Nur means light — and where its twin Mashal stands on black marble, this one rises from white, the same silver cutwork in a softer key. It's made by hand...
$144.00
In Peshawar, the chai josh never really leaves the table. It sits to one side through the afternoon, keeping the kahwa hot, ready to fill the next cup before you've...
$34.00 – $38.00
Surma pots were made in every scale — from the finger-sized to the ceremonial piece that sat at the centre of a dressing tray and was rarely moved. Eight to...
$80.00
For the table that's been dressed properly — the cloth pressed, the glasses out — a serving set to match the effort. Four silver pieces, fine floral work down each...
$40.00 – $43.00
In Urdu poetry, the parwana doesn’t fear the flame, it is completed by it. I named this piece after that idea. An ashtray holds what fire leaves behind, and it...
$80.00
A brass hand fan — peetal ka pankha — the kind carried in Mughal darbars, here made to be displayed rather than to stir the air. It's hand-cut and hand-engraved...
$34.00 – $57.00
Kahwa poured into engraved brass and passed to a guest by hand — tea here has always been half ceremony. This cup and saucer is made for that. Each is...
$349.00
In Peshawar's oldest bazaar — Qissa Khwani, the Street of Storytellers — tea was never a private thing. Traders off the caravans, storytellers, whoever took a seat: the qahwa was...
$47.00
The same Tabarruk bowl, carrying a different protection: the Four Qul together with Ayat ul Kursi — the verses so many of us grew up reciting before sleep. It's hand-engraved...
$93.00
A silver-plated brass box made to hold the Quran — hand-engraved all over, set with a red aqeeq stone at its centre. It's worked by hand in Lahore, the brass...
$9.00 – $15.00
Some things on a table are meant to be noticed. A row of these painted bowls — red, blue, green, deep pink — does it without trying. Rang Katori are...
$195.00
The pierced screens of old Mughal buildings — stone cut so fine the light fell through in patterns — found their way, over centuries, into the brass of subcontinental homes....
$140.00
Across cultures the big cats have stood for power — carved at gateways, set beside thrones, cast in bronze. This one is caught mid-roar, turned into the base of a...
$93.00
A properly laid table has a serving piece for everything, and a matched set in silver says someone cared. This is that set — fork, spoon, flat spoon and ladle,...
$89.00
A table laid for guests has a layer most people skip — the charger plate under each setting, the piece that makes the whole place look considered before a thing...
$260.00
A karahi is the sound of a kitchen at full tilt — the fast sizzle of karahi gosht, the hiss of a bhuna coming together at the last minute. Round,...
$140.00
In the Swat valley up north, woodcarving is a craft of its own — doors, screens and frames cut and painted by hand, no two finished quite alike. This mirror...
$24.00
A little brass sailboat, a single candle rising from its deck — the kind of object that turns up in a house and never leaves. Safina means boat, and this...
$61.00
Set a teapot and cups on a plain tray and no one looks twice — set them on one engraved edge to edge in flowers, and the serving itself becomes...
$75.00
There's a kind of bowl that sits out whether or not there's anything in it — the one that finishes a shelf or a console on its own. Pierced in...
$140.00
Before each of us had a plate, there was the thaal — one wide round tray the food came out on, the family gathered around to eat from it together....
$61.00
A silver-plated mirror frame drawn from the jharokha — the carved window that looked out from the palaces of the subcontinent, here framing your own reflection instead of a courtyard....
$93.00
Every big spread has one dish that carries the showpiece — the salad, the fruit, the thing brought out last and set down in the middle. This is built to...
$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 —...
$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,...
$89.00
Everyone at the table knows the karahi — it's the shape a good dinner arrives in, the dish you order for the whole table. This one is made for bringing...
$89.00
In the old homes here, a guest was never met empty-handed — a dish of dry fruit or sweets was set out before a word was said. This is a...
$114.00
There's a particular calm to a Buddha's face — eyes lowered, mid-smile — the kind that settles a room without asking anything of it. This one is cast from an...
$70.00
Some bowls were never only for the table. The Tabarruk bowl is one of them — kept for blessing and protection, sometimes simply to drink water from, the way families...
$89.00
The most complete of our Tabarruk bowls — Surah Yaseen, Surah Muzammil, Ayat ul Kursi and the Four Qul, all carried around a single bowl of brass. It's hand-engraved in...
$135.00
In the Swat Valley, woodcarving and ceramic tile-making have existed alongside each other for generations — the geometric and the floral, the dark grain of the wood and the painted...
$93.00
The carved wooden door is one of the oldest features of Swati houses — an object that divides inside from outside and is made with enough craft to mark that...