Under The Banyan Mirror SmallEchoing ancient whispers of worship, each object captures the essence of the Banyan tree, believed to hold the divine power to fulfil wishes. Crafted with reverence, these pieces pay homage to the tree's sacred namesVat Vriksha, Bargad, and Bahupata, the latter signifying its multitude of roots connecting earth and heavens. Beyond brass and form, these objects reflect the intricate dance of aerial roots, encapsulating the symbolism of longevity,

and enlightenment

Each object in this collection is inspired by the fort’s seemingly vertical edges

attracts not just protection

these stepwell-inspired objects are the quintessence of order and symmetry—offering no straightforward path

meaning ‘harmony of heavens’

from hanging lemon and chilli

holding medicinal properties to cure many ailments

these objects reflect the intricate dance of aerial roots

Cast in solid brass

and skillfully woven and knotted into ethereal creations

The mystery of life is that one ends up left by going right

The island’s natural richness and cultivation of cane give rise to a distinctive combination of forms through cane and brass