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A paandaan travelled. Carried by its handle from room to room, set down between guests, it held everything needed to fold a paan — the leaves, the katha, the small...
$140.00
Paan was offered first. Before the meal, before the conversation settled — the paandaan came out. In the old household ledgers of the subcontinent, you find the paandaan in the...
$80.00
Kashmiri copper was always recognized by its engraving. In the old suites and kitchens of the valley, the naqsheen nigari moved differently — the motifs denser, the borders more layered...
$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...
$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...
$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...
$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....
$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...
$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...
$131.00
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...
$61.00
The surahi — the tall-necked brass vessel with a curved spout — was the pouring piece in South Asian households for centuries. Water, rosewater, ceremonial drinks at weddings. The shape...
$80.00
There's a quiet pleasure in serving even the small things — the appetisers, the after-dinner mithai — on something that was made slowly, by hand. This twelve-inch tray is hand-engraved...
$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...
$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...
$165.00
In Kashmir, a serving vessel was rarely left plain. The coppersmiths there cover a whole surface in flowers — chinar leaves, roses, vines worked so close together that no metal...
$215.00
The same pierced brasswork — jali — that screened the windows of old havelis, brought to the scale of the table. A round caddy cut all over in fine filigree,...
$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...
$93.00
Before refrigeration, milk was kept in brass — drawn each morning, set on a shelf, poured through the day. A pot like this one was an everyday vessel in subcontinental...