Noir Petal Lattice II works a repeating petal lattice in raised clay relief against a dark ground. Mirror fragments are set into the pattern so the surface shifts and catches light as you move past it, the same principle that lit the interiors of Kutchi homes before electricity.
Hand-raised clay relief set with cut mirror, worked in the Lippan tradition of Kutch, Gujarat
Framed in solid wood and fitted with hanging hardware
Made to order in about five weeks; prices include duties and we ship worldwide
Noir Petal Medallion draws on the classical floral medallions found across historic palaces and decorative arts traditions. Crafted from individually shaped glass segments, the design radiates outward from a central motif, creating a sense of harmony and balance. The rich noir palette elevates the piece into a contemporary statement artwork that pairs effortlessly with both modern and traditional interiors.
Hand-cut glass and mica inlay, worked in the Rajasthani thikri tradition
Choose your frame finish; arrives framed in solid wood and ready to hang
Made to order in about five weeks; prices include duties and we ship worldwide
Inspired by the elegance of Mughal gardens, Noor Bagh unfolds intricate golden florals against deep black velvet. The ground absorbs light almost completely while the metalwork throws it back, so the motif appears to float. The effect is strongest under warm, directional light.
Hand-embroidered in metallic zari thread on velvet, in the Lucknow Zardozi tradition
Framed in solid wood and fitted with hanging hardware
Made to order in about five weeks; prices include duties and we ship worldwide
Noor Glass Garden captures the quiet opulence of traditional glass inlay through a refined botanical composition. Each fragment is precisely cut and placed to create soft tonal movement against the light ground. The symmetrical tree of life motif brings calm structure, while the subtle iridescence of the glass adds depth that shifts gently with changing light.
Hand-cut glass and mica inlay, worked in the Rajasthani thikri tradition
Choose your frame finish; arrives framed in solid wood and ready to hang
Made to order in about five weeks; prices include duties and we ship worldwide
Noor Glass Garden Azure reinterprets the classic tree of life through a cooler, more contemporary palette. Hand-cut glass fragments form layered botanical branches, while the blue accents introduce a gentle chromatic lift against the soft ground. The composition retains the discipline of heritage inlay while feeling distinctly modern, making it especially suited to calm, light-led interiors. Subtle reflectivity across the glass surface adds depth that evolves throughout the day.
Hand-cut glass and mica inlay, worked in the Rajasthani thikri tradition
Choose your frame finish; arrives framed in solid wood and ready to hang
Made to order in about five weeks; prices include duties and we ship worldwide
Noor Mehraab Garden sets a garden composition within an arched mehraab frame, its blooms and foliage built up from hand-cut glass across a pale ground. The arch is a recurring motif in subcontinental architecture, and here it draws the eye inward to the densest passages of inlay work.
Hand-cut glass and mica inlay, worked in the Rajasthani thikri tradition
Choose your frame finish; arrives framed in solid wood and ready to hang
Made to order in about five weeks; prices include duties and we ship worldwide
An exquisite paisley rendered in intricate gold embroidery on black velvet. Noor Paisley celebrates the richness of traditional Indian craftsmanship through delicate metallic threads and fine floral detailing, worked on a stretched wooden adda frame by hand.
Hand-embroidered in metallic zari thread on velvet, in the Lucknow Zardozi tradition
Framed in solid wood and fitted with hanging hardware
Made to order in about five weeks; prices include duties and we ship worldwide
A symmetrical mandala in rich terracotta hues, accented with intricate mud relief and subtle mirror inlays. The layered detailing and earthy palette bring warmth, texture and artisanal depth to a room, closer to how Lippan work appears in Kutch itself than the ivory pieces in the collection.
Hand-raised clay relief set with cut mirror, worked in the Lippan tradition of Kutch, Gujarat
Framed in solid wood and fitted with hanging hardware
Made to order in about five weeks; prices include duties and we ship worldwide
Scattered Blossom Panel takes a looser, more organic approach than the collection’s typically symmetrical grids. Floral sprays are housed within cartouches of differing shapes and sizes, creating a composition that feels more spontaneous and hand-drawn while still rooted in traditional relief technique.
Hand-raised clay relief set with cut mirror, worked in the Lippan tradition of Kutch, Gujarat
Framed in solid wood and fitted with hanging hardware
Made to order in about five weeks; prices include duties and we ship worldwide
A graceful floral composition worked in golden inlay on a deep black base. Reflective gold detailing brings warmth and depth to the botanical form, and the dark ground gives the inlay its strongest contrast, which is how reflective work was traditionally shown to best effect.
Hand-cut glass and mica inlay, worked in the Rajasthani thikri tradition
Choose your frame finish; arrives framed in solid wood and ready to hang
Made to order in about five weeks; prices include duties and we ship worldwide
Surkh Noor Garden is a striking interpretation of classical Mughal floral symmetry, elevated by a rich crimson surround and fine hand-cut glass inlay. Reflective petals and foliage create gentle luminosity against the ivory ground, while the architectural arch adds depth and heritage character. Designed for statement walls, the piece balances opulence with restraint.
Hand-cut glass and mica inlay, worked in the Rajasthani thikri tradition
Choose your frame finish; arrives framed in solid wood and ready to hang
Made to order in about five weeks; prices include duties and we ship worldwide
Teardrop Bloom Medallion gathers a cluster of circular, medallion-like blossoms into a compact teardrop silhouette. The rounded flower forms give this piece a more graphic, contemporary feel than the collection’s flowing branch motifs, while retaining the same hand-cut mica craftsmanship throughout.
Hand-cut glass and mica inlay, worked in the Rajasthani thikri tradition
Choose your frame finish; arrives framed in solid wood and ready to hang
Made to order in about five weeks; prices include duties and we ship worldwide
A layered semi-circular mandala from which delicate chains and bells cascade downward, evoking temple hangings and festival decoration. The hanging elements are built in the same clay relief as the mandala itself rather than added as hardware.
Hand-raised clay relief set with cut mirror, worked in the Lippan tradition of Kutch, Gujarat
Framed in solid wood and fitted with hanging hardware
Made to order in about five weeks; prices include duties and we ship worldwide
A wall panel drawing on traditional Indian archways and palace doors. Rendered in a rich terracotta palette with contrasting ivory relief work, the piece carries intricate carving, floral detailing and symbolic motifs, making a warm, statement focal point.
Hand-raised clay relief set with cut mirror, worked in the Lippan tradition of Kutch, Gujarat
Framed in solid wood and fitted with hanging hardware
Made to order in about five weeks; prices include duties and we ship worldwide
A royal arch panel worked in terracotta-toned clay relief, its surface raised by hand and set with mirror fragments that catch light as you move past it. The arch form echoes the temple and haveli doorways of Kutch and western Gujarat, reworked here at a scale made for a wall.
Hand-raised clay relief set with cut mirror, worked in the Lippan tradition of Kutch, Gujarat
Framed in solid wood and fitted with hanging hardware
Made to order in about five weeks; prices include duties and we ship worldwide
Verdant Noir Crest combines botanical elegance with the richness of handcrafted glass inlay. Deep charcoal tones provide a dramatic backdrop for carefully placed emerald accents, creating a composition that feels regal yet contemporary. Inspired by ornamental crests and heritage garden motifs, the artwork delivers a sophisticated focal point with remarkable visual depth.
Hand-cut glass and mica inlay, worked in the Rajasthani thikri tradition
Choose your frame finish; arrives framed in solid wood and ready to hang
Made to order in about five weeks; prices include duties and we ship worldwide
Zar Kamal takes a more sculptural approach to Zardozi, isolating a single ornamental flower and its curling foliate scrollwork against an unadorned black velvet ground. With nothing competing for attention, the relief of the metalwork does all the work.
Hand-embroidered in metallic zari thread on velvet, in the Lucknow Zardozi tradition
Framed in solid wood and fitted with hanging hardware
Made to order in about five weeks; prices include duties and we ship worldwide
Zar Vriksha renders a tree-of-life motif in metallic thread on velvet, its branches picked out in cool blue-grey with warm gold flower centres. The embroidery is raised over cotton padding so it stands proud of the surface, catching light across the piece and giving it a quiet luminosity.
Hand-embroidered in metallic zari thread on velvet, in the Lucknow Zardozi tradition
Framed in solid wood and fitted with hanging hardware
Made to order in about five weeks; prices include duties and we ship worldwide
An elegant paisley motif, hand-embroidered on a rich, thick black velvet ground. Fine gold detailing and raised metalwork bring together heritage artistry and understated opulence. The paisley, or boteh, is among the oldest motifs in the Zardozi repertoire.
Hand-embroidered in metallic zari thread on velvet, in the Lucknow Zardozi tradition
Framed in solid wood and fitted with hanging hardware
Made to order in about five weeks; prices include duties and we ship worldwide
The Zaria Glass Garden is a celebration of intricate craftsmanship and natural elegance. Each piece of coloured glass is individually cut and inlaid to form a blooming tree of life, rich with tonal depth and reflective beauty. The interplay of greens and subtle highlights creates movement across the surface, making it an eye-catching centrepiece.
Hand-cut glass and mica inlay, worked in the Rajasthani thikri tradition
Choose your frame finish; arrives framed in solid wood and ready to hang
Made to order in about five weeks; prices include duties and we ship worldwide
Historically used across palaces and traditional interiors, these decorative techniques are reimagined as framed wall pieces for contemporary homes – bringing colour, texture and character without permanent installation.
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Made by hand
Five craft traditions, worked where they began.
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Made to order
Each piece is made for you in about five weeks.
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Ready to hang
Arrives framed and finished, with nothing to fit.
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Sent worldwide
Duties are included, and returns run to 14 days.
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