Saffron Red Tray SmallWith 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 objects.

Sinuous forms in a captivating rhythm of deftly woven cane

the form draws on Mohenjo daro and traditional metalworking techniques

a ritual believed to usher prosperity

echoing the vibrant tones of India's varied topography and embodying the spirit of the land

intricate patterns of clouds on the walls of the Badal Mahal

they emerge as a celebration of both nature and human artistry

capturing this suspended moment of wings outstretched

the Leher reimagines nature’s motion in metal

a spirited face

rising thousands of feet above sea level

made more so living amongst the trees of life

and in India symbolic of purity and the divine