Hands shaping clay on a wheel
Block-printed fabric
Woven basket

The home, made by hand.

Pottery from Khurja, block prints from Jaipur and brass from Moradabad, bought directly from the families who make them.

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Clay lanterns and brass diyas on a table
Terracotta pottery in a styled living room
Lookbook · Autumn

Four pieces, one quiet table

Scroll to walk through the set. Each piece is available on its own, or as part of the table.

Terracotta glaze vase 01

Terracotta Glaze Vase

Thrown on the wheel in Khurja, then glazed twice for a soft, uneven sheen.

₹1,450
Teak serving tray 02

Teak Serving Tray

Solid teak, hand-finished with oil. Carry it from the kitchen to the garden.

₹2,200
Block-print table runner 03

Block-Print Table Runner

Cotton printed block by block with natural dyes. Each run is slightly different.

₹1,120
Carved mango wood bowl 04

Carved Mango Wood Bowl

Carved from a single piece of mango wood, sealed with food-safe oil.

₹1,650
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Bestseller Terracotta Glaze Vase
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Terracotta Glaze Vase

₹1,450₹1,800
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Kutch Embroidered Cushion

₹890
New Teak Serving Tray
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Teak Serving Tray

₹2,200
Gift Hammered Brass Diya Set
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Hammered Brass Diya Set

₹640
New Blue Pottery Bud Vase
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Blue Pottery Bud Vase

₹780
Bestseller Block-Print Table Runner
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Block-Print Table Runner

₹1,120
New Carved Mango Wood Bowl
Woodwork

Carved Mango Wood Bowl

₹1,650
Bestseller Engraved Copper Tumbler
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Engraved Copper Tumbler

₹990
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Meet the maker

Drag to compare two pieces, then meet the hands behind them

“We learn the wheel from our father. The glaze we still test by eye, one piece at a time.”

Rakesh Kumar, potter, Khurja
  • Khurja, Uttar Pradesh
  • 26 years at the wheel
  • Works with a team of 9
From raw to ready

Four stages, one thread

Stage 01

Sourced

Clay, teak and brass are bought from known sources. We visit before we order.

Stage 02

Shaped

Wheel, loom or chisel. Each maker works in their own rhythm, without a moulding line.

Stage 03

Fired & finished

Kiln, oil or polish. Pieces rest until the finish is even all the way round.

Stage 04

Numbered & packed

Each piece gets a number, a maker card and cloth wrapping before it leaves the studio.

Notes from homes

Pinned up, passed around

Tap the stack to read the next note from a customer.

“The vase sits on our dining table and the light does something new every evening.”

ASAnanya S., Pune

“The runner arrived wrapped in cloth with a card from the weaver. It felt like a gift from them.”

RKRohit K., Bengaluru

“We lit the brass diyas this Diwali. Two years later they still look as good as the first night.”

MPMeera P., Jaipur
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