One-of-a-Kind Finds

Our Vintage Chapati Tray has been handcrafted by artisans in Southern India. Made of wood, its original use was to make and serve chapati, an unleavened flatbread made of whole wheat that is a popular staple of Indian cuisine.

The tray has been treated with a washed, natural wood finish. Its patina, consistent with age and wear, makes for an organic and natural sculptural piece with unique character.

Style yours on the coffee table, entry table, or in the bedroom with a small plant, candle, or stack of books. Used as a catch-all tray, this unique piece will look collected and stylish in any space.

Our Vintage Chapati Tray has been handcrafted by artisans in Southern India. Made of wood, its original use was to make and serve chapati, an unleavened flatbread made of whole wheat that is a popular staple of Indian cuisine.

The tray has been treated with a washed, natural wood finish. Its patina, consistent with age and wear, makes for an organic and natural sculptural piece with unique character.

Style yours on the coffee table, entry table, or in the bedroom with a small plant, candle, or stack of books. Used as a catch-all tray, this unique piece will look collected and stylish in any space.

Our Vintage Chapati Tray has been handcrafted by artisans in Southern India. Made of wood, its original use was to make and serve chapati, an unleavened flatbread made of whole wheat that is a popular staple of Indian cuisine.

The tray has been treated with a washed, natural wood finish. Its patina, consistent with age and wear, makes for an organic and natural sculptural piece with unique character.

Style yours on the coffee table, entry table, or in the bedroom with a small plant, candle, or stack of books. Used as a catch-all tray, this unique piece will look collected and stylish in any space.

Our Vintage Chapati Tray has been handcrafted by artisans in Southern India. Made of wood, its original use was to make and serve chapati, an unleavened flatbread made of whole wheat that is a popular staple of Indian cuisine.

The tray has been treated with a washed, natural wood finish. Its patina, consistent with age and wear, makes for an organic and natural sculptural piece with unique character.

Style yours on the coffee table, entry table, or in the bedroom with a small plant, candle, or stack of books. Used as a catch-all tray, this unique piece will look collected and stylish in any space.

Our Vintage Roti Dabaa has been handcrafted by artisans in Northern India. Made of wood, its original and traditional use was to present and hold round Indian bread, such as Roti, Chapati, Paratha or Poori, on the table.

The word dabaa is Hindi for case or box, and modern day families use a metal version with a lid to hold bread on the table. The traditional wooden version of this bread plate would be reserved for special occasions or for when guests are visiting a family’s home.

Each Roti Dabaa has been finished in a natural wood. Their designs and patterns are unique to each plate, and styles will differ from piece to piece, giving these vintage finds a unique character.

Style yours by the sink for a handsome display of soap and lotion, hold a candle on a side table, or catch jewelry at your bedside onto these special plates beaming with history.

Our Vintage Roti Dabaa has been handcrafted by artisans in Northern India. Made of wood, its original and traditional use was to present and hold round Indian bread, such as Roti, Chapati, Paratha or Poori, on the table.

The word dabaa is Hindi for case or box, and modern day families use a metal version with a lid to hold bread on the table. The traditional wooden version of this bread plate would be reserved for special occasions or for when guests are visiting a family’s home.

Each Roti Dabaa has been finished in a natural wood. Their designs and patterns are unique to each plate, and styles will differ from piece to piece, giving these vintage finds a unique character.

Style yours by the sink for a handsome display of soap and lotion, hold a candle on a side table, or catch jewelry at your bedside onto these special plates beaming with history.

Our Vintage Roti Dabaa has been handcrafted by artisans in Northern India. Made of wood, its original and traditional use was to present and hold round Indian bread, such as Roti, Chapati, Paratha or Poori, on the table.

The word dabaa is Hindi for case or box, and modern day families use a metal version with a lid to hold bread on the table. The traditional wooden version of this bread plate would be reserved for special occasions or for when guests are visiting a family’s home.

Each Roti Dabaa has been finished in a natural wood. Their designs and patterns are unique to each plate, and styles will differ from piece to piece, giving these vintage finds a unique character.

Style yours by the sink for a handsome display of soap and lotion, hold a candle on a side table, or catch jewelry at your bedside onto these special plates beaming with history.

Our Vintage Roti Dabaa has been handcrafted by artisans in Northern India. Made of wood, its original and traditional use was to present and hold round Indian bread, such as Roti, Chapati, Paratha or Poori, on the table.

The word dabaa is Hindi for case or box, and modern day families use a metal version with a lid to hold bread on the table. The traditional wooden version of this bread plate would be reserved for special occasions or for when guests are visiting a family’s home.

Each Roti Dabaa has been finished in a natural wood. Their designs and patterns are unique to each plate, and styles will differ from piece to piece, giving these vintage finds a unique character.

Style yours by the sink for a handsome display of soap and lotion, hold a candle on a side table, or catch jewelry at your bedside onto these special plates beaming with history.

Our Vintage Roti Dabaa has been handcrafted by artisans in Northern India. Made of wood, its original and traditional use was to present and hold round Indian bread, such as Roti, Chapati, Paratha or Poori, on the table.

The word dabaa is Hindi for case or box, and modern day families use a metal version with a lid to hold bread on the table. The traditional wooden version of this bread plate would be reserved for special occasions or for when guests are visiting a family’s home.

Each Roti Dabaa has been finished in a natural wood. Their designs and patterns are unique to each plate, and styles will differ from piece to piece, giving these vintage finds a unique character.

Style yours by the sink for a handsome display of soap and lotion, hold a candle on a side table, or catch jewelry at your bedside onto these special plates beaming with history.

Our Vintage Roti Dabaa has been handcrafted by artisans in Northern India. Made of wood, its original and traditional use was to present and hold round Indian bread, such as Roti, Chapati, Paratha or Poori, on the table.

The word dabaa is Hindi for case or box, and modern day families use a metal version with a lid to hold bread on the table. The traditional wooden version of this bread plate would be reserved for special occasions or for when guests are visiting a family’s home.

Each Roti Dabaa has been finished in a natural wood. Their designs and patterns are unique to each plate, and styles will differ from piece to piece, giving these vintage finds a unique character.

Style yours by the sink for a handsome display of soap and lotion, hold a candle on a side table, or catch jewelry at your bedside onto these special plates beaming with history.

Our Vintage Wood Pedestal has been hand carved in India. Traditionally it was used as a tray or riser to hold special components of a meal on the family dining table.

Use it in your home as a base to style something you want to feature, such as a vase of flowers, a photo of a loved one, or as a way to stay organized near the kitchen or bathroom sink holding your favorite soap and hand cream.

Handcrafted from natural wood, each Wood Pedestal is one-of-a-kind, showcasing unique and natural grain patterns that will lend beauty and texture to your space.

Our Vintage Wood Pedestal has been hand carved in India. Traditionally it was used as a tray or riser to hold special components of a meal on the family dining table.

Use it in your home as a base to style something you want to feature, such as a vase of flowers, a photo of a loved one, or as a way to stay organized near the kitchen or bathroom sink holding your favorite soap and hand cream.

Handcrafted from natural wood, each Wood Pedestal is one-of-a-kind, showcasing unique and natural grain patterns that will lend beauty and texture to your space.

Our Vintage Block Print Textile Stamp has been hand-carved by artisans in Rajathan, India. Referred to as the “block” by the master craftspeople who carve them, trained artisans use a small chisel and drill to carve each design into the wood.

To print the textile, blocks are dipped in natural dyes and pressed down onto a long strip of cotton cloth. Traditional block print designs are often complex, and blocks frequently hold just a fragment of the overall final pattern. It can take several steps, printing in layers, to reach a final composition. The art of block printing requires an incredibly steady hand and precise, repetitive movements to execute a master-level design.

The complex carving of each design element creates a beautiful focal point in your room. Use a Vintage Block Print Textile Stamp as one-of-a-kind conversation piece on your bookshelf or coffee table.

Our Vintage Block Print Textile Stamp has been hand-carved by artisans in Rajathan, India. Referred to as the “block” by the master craftspeople who carve them, trained artisans use a small chisel and drill to carve each design into the wood.

To print the textile, blocks are dipped in natural dyes and pressed down onto a long strip of cotton cloth. Traditional block print designs are often complex, and blocks frequently hold just a fragment of the overall final pattern. It can take several steps, printing in layers, to reach a final composition. The art of block printing requires an incredibly steady hand and precise, repetitive movements to execute a master-level design.

The complex carving of each design element creates a beautiful focal point in your room. Use a Vintage Block Print Textile Stamp as one-of-a-kind conversation piece on your bookshelf or coffee table.

Our Vintage Block Print Textile Stamp has been hand-carved by artisans in Rajathan, India. Referred to as the “block” by the master craftspeople who carve them, trained artisans use a small chisel and drill to carve each design into the wood.

To print the textile, blocks are dipped in natural dyes and pressed down onto a long strip of cotton cloth. Traditional block print designs are often complex, and blocks frequently hold just a fragment of the overall final pattern. It can take several steps, printing in layers, to reach a final composition. The art of block printing requires an incredibly steady hand and precise, repetitive movements to execute a master-level design.

The complex carving of each design element creates a beautiful focal point in your room. Use a Vintage Block Print Textile Stamp as one-of-a-kind conversation piece on your bookshelf or coffee table.

Our Vintage Block Print Textile Stamp has been hand-carved by artisans in Rajathan, India. Referred to as the “block” by the master craftspeople who carve them, trained artisans use a small chisel and drill to carve each design into the wood.

To print the textile, blocks are dipped in natural dyes and pressed down onto a long strip of cotton cloth. Traditional block print designs are often complex, and blocks frequently hold just a fragment of the overall final pattern. It can take several steps, printing in layers, to reach a final composition. The art of block printing requires an incredibly steady hand and precise, repetitive movements to execute a master-level design.

The complex carving of each design element creates a beautiful focal point in your room. Use a Vintage Block Print Textile Stamp as one-of-a-kind conversation piece on your bookshelf or coffee table.

Our Vintage Block Print Textile Stamp has been hand-carved by artisans in Rajathan, India. Referred to as the “block” by the master craftspeople who carve them, trained artisans use a small chisel and drill to carve each design into the wood.

To print the textile, blocks are dipped in natural dyes and pressed down onto a long strip of cotton cloth. Traditional block print designs are often complex, and blocks frequently hold just a fragment of the overall final pattern. It can take several steps, printing in layers, to reach a final composition. The art of block printing requires an incredibly steady hand and precise, repetitive movements to execute a master-level design.

The complex carving of each design element creates a beautiful focal point in your room. Use a Vintage Block Print Textile Stamp as one-of-a-kind conversation piece on your bookshelf or coffee table.

Our found, Vintage Samosa Mould has been handcrafted by artisans in Northern India. Made of wood, its original use was to press and shape a samosa, a fried or baked pastry filled with spiced potatoes, onions, peas, lentils, and sometimes meat.

Samosas are a popular staple across cuisines of the Indian subcontinent as well as Central and South Asia, with reaches as wide as Africa, the Mediterranean and the Middle East. In India, samosas are often accompanied by a green chutney made from mint, coriander or tamarind.

Our hand carved Samosa Moulds are a unique way to store and hold jewelry on a bedside table or dresser, or to contain small items on your coffee table or in the entryway. Layer a few for a collected look and to create a conversation piece.

These Vintage Lassi Cups (set of 3) have been handcrafted by artisans in Rajasthan, India. Made of brass, their original use was to serve lassi, a popular drink that is a blend of yogurt, water, spices and sometimes fruit. Traditional lassi is served either salted or sweet, chilled and enjoyed with lunch.

Each cup is is approximately 50 – 60 years old. Their patina, consistent with age and wear, makes for an exquisite and unique vase or decorative holder for pens, toothbrushes, or anything else you can think of.

We love that each individual lassi cup has a story to tell about its origins and heritage. Style them on your desk, bedside table or vanity for a chic and storied holder for all of your treasures.

These Vintage Lassi Cups (set of 3) have been handcrafted by artisans in Rajasthan, India. Made of brass, their original use was to serve lassi, a popular drink that is a blend of yogurt, water, spices and sometimes fruit. Traditional lassi is served either salted or sweet, chilled and enjoyed with lunch.

Each cup is is approximately 50 – 60 years old. Their patina, consistent with age and wear, makes for an exquisite and unique vase or decorative holder for pens, toothbrushes, or anything else you can think of.

We love that each individual lassi cup has a story to tell about its origins and heritage. Style them on your desk, bedside table or vanity for a chic and storied holder for all of your treasures.

Our Shala Reclaimed Wood Bowl is handmade from reclaimed Shorea Robusta wood in Northeastern India. Known as the Sal tree (or Shala in Sanskrit), this type of tree is native to the Indian Subcontinent and famous for providing timber. Magnificent in stature, the Sal can grow over 100 feet tall with a trunk as wide as 6 to 8 feet.

The Sal has many spiritual connections. In Hindu tradition, the Sal tree is said to be preferred by Vishnu, one of the principal deities of Hinduism. Other traditions, such as Jain, state that religious organizers have achieved enlightenment under this tree.

Sal is an important source of hardwood timber in India, and its dry leaves are a major source of handicraft. Resin from the Sal is used in traditional medicine and burned as incense.

Use your bowl on the coffee table to hold small items, or showcase its beautiful hand-carved undulations as a stand-alone decorative piece.

Our Shala Reclaimed Wood Bowl is handmade from reclaimed Shorea Robusta wood in Northeastern India. Known as the Sal tree (or Shala in Sanskrit), this type of tree is native to the Indian Subcontinent and famous for providing timber. Magnificent in stature, the Sal can grow over 100 feet tall with a trunk as wide as 6 to 8 feet.

The Sal has many spiritual connections. In Hindu tradition, the Sal tree is said to be preferred by Vishnu, one of the principal deities of Hinduism. Other traditions, such as Jain, state that religious organizers have achieved enlightenment under this tree.

Sal is an important source of hardwood timber in India, and its dry leaves are a major source of handicraft. Resin from the Sal is used in traditional medicine and burned as incense.

Use your bowl on the coffee table to hold small items, or showcase its beautiful hand-carved undulations as a stand-alone decorative piece.

Our Shala Reclaimed Wood Bowl is handmade from reclaimed Shorea Robusta wood in Northeastern India. Known as the Sal tree (or Shala in Sanskrit), this type of tree is native to the Indian Subcontinent and famous for providing timber. Magnificent in stature, the Sal can grow over 100 feet tall with a trunk as wide as 6 to 8 feet.

The Sal has many spiritual connections. In Hindu tradition, the Sal tree is said to be preferred by Vishnu, one of the principal deities of Hinduism. Other traditions, such as Jain, state that religious organizers have achieved enlightenment under this tree.

Sal is an important source of hardwood timber in India, and its dry leaves are a major source of handicraft. Resin from the Sal is used in traditional medicine and burned as incense.

Use your bowl on the coffee table to hold small items, or showcase its beautiful hand-carved undulations as a stand-alone decorative piece.

Our Shala Reclaimed Wood Bowl is handmade from reclaimed Shorea Robusta wood in Northeastern India. Known as the Sal tree (or Shala in Sanskrit), this type of tree is native to the Indian Subcontinent and famous for providing timber. Magnificent in stature, the Sal can grow over 100 feet tall with a trunk as wide as 6 to 8 feet.

The Sal has many spiritual connections. In Hindu tradition, the Sal tree is said to be preferred by Vishnu, one of the principal deities of Hinduism. Other traditions, such as Jain, state that religious organizers have achieved enlightenment under this tree.

Sal is an important source of hardwood timber in India, and its dry leaves are a major source of handicraft. Resin from the Sal is used in traditional medicine and burned as incense.

Use your bowl on the coffee table to hold small items, or showcase its beautiful hand-carved undulations as a stand-alone decorative piece.