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$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...
$93.00
Autumn is the one season that makes leaves worth keeping — and this dish is made of nothing else, a whole bed of silver leaves layered into a platter. It's...
$145.00
A wide, deep brass thaal with handles on either side — the one carried out heaped with biryani, pulao, or fruit when the table's full. It's hand-hammered from brass in...
$190.00
A hand-engraved brass warming grill — the kind set in the middle of a dawat, coals beneath, keeping the tikka and seekh hot as the evening goes on. It's made...
$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...
$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...
$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...
$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...
$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...
$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...
$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...
$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...
$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...
$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....
$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...