
EMBRACE SLOW GIFTING
bespoke gifts for a few occasions each month, and seasonal collections made to keep








Chukkalu

Before the sun is up, a hand dips into rice flour. Dots go down first, then one line that loops around every one of them without ever breaking, and a doorstep becomes a welcome.
Inspired by the daily rituals of India, Chukkalu translates the beauty of Muggu, Rangoli and Kolam into permanent, timeless form.
These infinite dot-and-line patterns have long been symbols of prosperity: drawn each morning in most homes, and most lavishly at festival time on the doorstep, to welcome abundance in.
Crafted with precision in metal with a brass finish, the collection is rooted in the heritage of everyday design. It takes the meaningful fleetingness of these symbols, the line that fades by evening, and makes it something you can keep, for contemporary living.


Mera Bageecha
marigold, pomegranate and lotus: three collections drawn from Indian ritual
MERA BAGEECHA
marigold, pomegranate and lotus: three collections drawn from Indian ritual
Gifts
Presentation
&
Bespoke
Wrapping
Every occasion
is unique


SOME STORIES ARE
ETCHED FOREVER
beautiful milestones need something that can be cherished, not just a gift, a hamper that stays forever and is a story by itself

KALKI 2898 AD
Bujji, a box-office counter at 1,000 crores, gifts made for each producer with reviews to remember

YASHA'S SHAGUN
Yellow is her favourite colour, so sunflowers, jute and a handwritten welcome letter from the family

THANDEL
A 100-crore celebration: the film told in photographs, with brass bells, baskets and a fishing net


