Coonoor Gold Wall Sconce ACrafted from cast brass and adorned with semi precious stones, this collection pays homage to the diverse hues of Indian landscapes. From the azure blues of oceans and lakes to the lush greens of the forests, it draws inspiration from the pristine snow valleys of the North and the rugged terrains of Ladakh. Each piece captures the vivid palette of nature, echoing the vibrant tones of India's varied topography and embodying the spirit of the land.

Authored by Amit Ambalal and envisioned by Vikram Goyal

the design references Emerald garden and time-honoured metalworking traditions

and spirit

Sweet dreams

the form draws on Indian rose and traditional metalworking techniques

this collection features furniture intricately intertwined using traditional knotting techniques passed down through generations

Viya’s collection of objects is a distilled interpretation of the unparalleled beauty and serenity of the valley captured in brass and bronze

This collection is a homage to the intricate latticework and ornamentation of the Paigah jaalis—no two of which are the same—and appears to exist outside of time and place

and wondrous

this collection is inspired by the Kikar—India’s thorny desert dweller

made more so living amongst the trees of life

Each vibrant print celebrates the wonders of Indian wildlife