Additional Information
- Maintenance
1. Keep away from moisture for long periods. 2. To clean, gently dust with a soft cloth or dry brush. 3. Avoid stacking with heavy items. - Key Features
1. An authentic handmade piece of Kashmiri heritage, made using age-old methods by local artisans. 2. Set of 3 nesting trays in small, medium, and large sizes. 3. Strong, structured design with a flat base and raised edges. 4. Multipurpose use for serving, gifting, or organising. 5. Each piece is slightly unique, celebrating the beauty of handmade work. - How to Use
These trays are as versatile as they are beautiful. Use them to serve food when hosting, or keep them on your kitchen counter to organise spices, jars, or tea-time essentials. You can also use them to tidy up pantry items or store toiletries in a stylish, natural way. They make wonderful gift hampers too. Fill them with thoughtful keepsakes for weddings, housewarmings, or festive occasions. In Kashmiri tradition, trays like these are often used to exchange sweets and gifts between families, making them a meaningful choice for celebrations. When not in use, they nest neatly inside one another, always ready for the next moment they are needed.
Shaakh
Woven to Hold Yours!
When a willow bends, it does not break. It takes a beautiful shape as our Shaakh.
Shaakh is a tribute to the hands that weave and the homes that hold. It is the soft rustle of twigs being boiled, barked, and bent into form by artisans who learnt from their great ancestors.
The Shaakh Collection goes beyond just woven willow. It is a cultural vessel, shaped by hands that remember, carry, and create. Each piece is handwoven by skilled Kashmiri artisans using old techniques, turning dried twigs into beautiful objects that serve, store, and speak.
Each piece in this collection holds more than craft.
It holds the scent of Kashmiri soil, the rhythm of village life, and the touch of someone who wove it with love for a moment that matters.
“Because what we carry in our hands
often holds what we carry in our hearts.”
This is Shaakh. Woven to hold yours.
