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$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...
$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...
$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...
$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...
$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...
$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...
$93.00
A round brass dish split into three — one for almonds, one for raisins, one for whatever's left out for guests who linger. It's made in brass in Lahore 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....
$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...
$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...
$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...
$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
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...
$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...
$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...
$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....
$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,...
$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...
$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...
$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
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...