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$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...
$24.00
A quiet evening, a candle lit, and the light catching the petals of a brass lotus — that's what this piece is for. The Golden Lotus candle holder is cast...
$80.00
The gardens and birds that fill this region's art — its miniatures, its poetry, its tilework — gathered onto one brass tray and etched in by hand. Every line is...
$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...
$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...
$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...
$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....
$61.00
A brass lantern that belongs to slower evenings — the cutwork throwing patterned light across the wall the moment a candle's lit inside. It's made in solid brass in Lahore...
$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...
$52.00
Some things deserve a place of their own — two cups of chai, the perfume bottles on a dresser, the day's jewellery set down at night. This is the tray...
$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...
$89.00
At a big dinner the cutlery has to live somewhere, and a loose pile never looks laid. This caddy gathers the forks, knives and spoons into one place and carries...
$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...
$80.00
A brass mirror in the Victorian manner — the kind that hung in grandmothers' hallways, catching a last look on the way out the door. It's cast in brass in...
$34.00
A little brass easel for the things worth standing up — a framed photograph, a postcard, a small painting, a book left open at a page you like. It's cast...
$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...
$174.00
Some pans are made to disappear into a cupboard. This handmade copper paella pan is made to sit in the middle of the table — full, steaming, everyone reaching in....
$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...
$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...
$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...
$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...
$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...
$71.00
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...
$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...
$35.00
Light has always been the first thing we bring to a celebration. The diya — the little lamp that's marked festivals and prayers across the subcontinent for centuries — is...
$80.00
A tray cut into a chaand-tara — the crescent and star that means home to so many of us, on Eid nights especially. It's made in brass in Lahore, hand-engraved...
$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....
$71.00
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...
$17.00 – $33.00
Every home has a place where the small things land — keys and coins by the door, rings by the basin, dried fruit set out when people come. This is...
$80.00
The same two crafts on one tray — the brass hammered to a dimpled centre, the borders pierced into lace — here finished in silver, cooler and a little more...
$80.00
Two old crafts meet on this one tray — the hammer that beats brass into a dimpled centre, and the needle that pierces its borders into lace. It's made by...
$93.00
The cutwork here is so fine it's hard to believe a hand did it — but it did, the way hands have pierced brass into lace across this region for...
$93.00
Pass something around the table on a piece worked this fine and the serving itself becomes part of the welcome. A sixteen-inch brass leaf, its whole body cut into lacework...
$93.00
The same pierced brasswork that screened the windows of old homes — jali — opened out flat into a dish: fifteen inches across, its whole rim cut away into lace....
$75.00
Most of our trays carry the old motifs — vines, peacocks, leaves. This one carries a pair of flamingos, which is exactly the surprise it's meant to be. It's made...
$43.00
The knife you bring out for the cake — the birthday, the wedding, the first slice everyone photographs. Its handle is brass, cut into fine filigree like lacework, fitted to...
$61.00
It's the serving pieces that finish a table — the cheese knife, the salad servers, the things a guest actually picks up. These wear flowering vines down every handle. Each...
$71.00
The serving pieces come out only when it matters — when the table's laid for guests and even the greens get handed round with a little ceremony. These are made...
$207.00
Light through pierced metal never falls flat — it throws the pattern up across the ceiling and down the walls, the way lamps have lit courtyards and shrines for centuries....
$66.00
Across this region, the pomegranate has meant plenty and good fortune for as long as anyone can name — on the table, in poetry, at weddings. Here it is rendered...
$85.00
Cut tulips last a week in water, if that. These keep — and hold a candle besides. A pair of brass tulips, cast and finished by hand in brass in...
$66.00
Flowers on the table that never wilt — lit for dinner, and still there long after cut stems would have dropped. This is a pair of brass blooms — petals,...
$89.00
The same crescent that opens Ramzan, brought to the table in brass — and lit from the inside, throwing its pattern in light across the cloth. It's cut by hand...
$71.00
There's a way a table looks when it's lit for people you love — flames set here and there, and something among them that looks alive. These are a pair...
$61.00
Tealights set down the length of a table, and the light catching something with wings — that's the moment these were made for. They're handcrafted in brass in Lahore, the...
$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...
$29.00
The peacock runs through this region's art — its miniatures, its textiles, its old brass — a symbol of beauty and renewal for centuries. Here its fanned tail opens into...
$85.00
Some things are too good to lie flat in a drawer — a photograph, a handwritten letter, an open book you keep coming back to. An easel gives them somewhere...
$131.00
The dastarkhwan was always full — dry fruit, sweets, something pickled, all set down at once for whoever walked in. This piece gathers three of those into one: three brass...
$131.00
There's a kind of welcome that doesn't need words — the table already laid when you arrive, more set out than anyone could finish. Two brass dishes on a single...