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This antique steam cake maker is a kitchen utensil that still finds use in kitchens across India. Used in Kerala to make the traditional breakfast steam cake ‘puttu’, it uses a bamboo rope contraption to hold the mix together while it steams. This particular piece can simultaneously steam five pilla..

This newly crafted piece of furniture is an article that is deeply entrenched in the myriad traditions of an Indian marriage. Considered a Marriage Cupboard, it is used much like a hope chest is used in the West. This particular piece has been hand crafted from repurposed wood, with beautiful brass ..

This early 17th Century Chettinad design freestanding shelf is a mammoth in terms of beauty, size, rarity, and art. This piece has been converted from a Chettinad carved door. The front has hand carvings in the Temple architecture style, going up the sides, and culminating in over a foot’s..

This antique log shaped storage box is unique because it has been carved out of a single tree trunk. Used traditionally as a ‘patthayam’, a Keralite piece of furniture to store rice, this particular piece has been sourced from an old traditional Kerala house that used it for all its non pe..

This newly made teak wood bed is a beautiful handcrafted homage to the Colonial style from the turn of the 19th century. The base is slatted, and the sides are smoothened to perfection. The headboard and the footer are connected to the legs, which have carved embellishments on them. The boards also ..

This pair of exquisite representations of Nandi the Bull were used as flagstaff toppers and on the top of temple poles. Nandi is considered the mount or vahana of Lord Shiva, and the gatekeeper for the abode of Shiva and Parvati. As such, Nandi always has a place in every Shiva temple. This pair, ex..

This carving of the God of Garuda has been sourced from Chettinad temples where they were used as decorative items. Made out of bronze, in the 18th century, it shows the traditional pose of the bird-like Hindu god, who is the avian mount of Lord Vishnu. The lore of Hindu being  extremely divers..

This Navagraha set is a typical idol placed at the bottom of temple flagstaffs in south India. Both these items are intrinsic to Hindu lore, but the combination of the two is most often seen in Shiva temples, where the flag staff, or the kodi maram, is used to hoist a cloth flag depicting Nandi, the..

Converted from an old house door in Kerala, and hand crafted from solid jack wood and wild rosewood as well as with elements of anjili wood, this traditional Kerala coffee table reflects the low rise style popularised in the 19th Century. It has a compartment in the centre within which to showcase d..

Carved out of the most durable teak wood, this item finds its home in temples in South India. Painted with vegetable paints, it still retains some colour in parts, where the stain of the paint has blended beautifully with the wood. The bare parts exhibit the grain of the teak and highlight the quali..