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$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...
$24.00 – $46.00
A little lidded brass pot with its own spoon — for sugar by the chai tray, for salt or chutney at the table, for the small rituals a home runs...
$19.00
Ayat ul Kursi is the verse so many of us keep close — by the door, in the car, at a bedside. Here it's engraved around a brass bowl and...
$170.00
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...
$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...
$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...
$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...
$94.00
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...
$61.00
Kalam is the art of telling a story in engraving — and on these bowls the story is bahaar, spring: birds and flowers worked into the brass by hand, line...
$71.00
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...
$80.00
The kashkul began as a wandering bowl — carried by Sufi dervishes who filled it with whatever was given after they'd recited poetry and offered counsel on the road. This...
$170.00
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...
$170.00
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...
$132.00
Zareen means precious, and this is three precious things brought together: silver filigree, a semi-precious stone, and a turned sphere of black marble. It's made by hand in Lahore, the...
$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...