Saffron Gold Mirror RoundWith monikers such as red gold, exquisite thread or golden light, saffron captivates us all. Ancient Romans prized them for their fragrance, Egyptians for their healing touch, and Mughals for their culinary alchemy. More than just a flavour, saffron threads hold secrets of ancient Indian medicine. From spice routes to royal courts, it now finds new expression in our collection of contemporary bronzed objects.

Sinuous forms in a captivating rhythm of deftly woven cane

These pieces serve as a tangible link to the celestial forces and elicit the true nature within us all

a tree full of parrots is deemed profoundly auspicious and perceived as a sign of prosperity and good fortune

Rajasthan or the brilliance of stormy night skies in Pahadi miniature paintings

these pieces pay homage to the tree's sacred names—Vat Vriksha

temples for the passage of time

This guardian of Hindu and Buddhist art embodies the best of both worlds: the lion's regal strength and the elephant's wise dignity

with their ever-shifting contours

the river island Majuli

and skillfully woven and knotted into ethereal creations

especially in Bengal and Odisha

cracked earth