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INTRODUCING THE LIVING HERITAGE COLLECTION

S1E5 - Twin Flames

Twin Flames — A Light That Has Always Danced
Some objects are made to be used. This one was made to be witnessed.

A double-arm vilakku in brass and wood, cast in the South Indian tradition — two apsaras dancing at the centre, each arm rising to an oil cup crowned by a perched parrot. The colonial influence lives in the tiered wooden plinth; the soul remains entirely Dravidian. Every figure, every petal, every curl of the base was shaped by hand before fire fixed it forever.
Light two wicks and watch the dancers come alive.

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🪔 Brass & Wood
✦ Lost-Wax Cast · Colonial South Indian
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INTRODUCING LIVING HERITAGE COLLECTION

S1E3 - Kinnal Nayika

She has been carved for over 500 years.
Born in the artisan village of Kinnal, Karnataka — this Nayika figurine is not just a wooden sculpture. She is a keeper of stories. Of devotion. Of a craft that only a handful of families still know how to make.

No two are ever the same. Each one carries the quiet fingerprint of the hand that made her.

This artform has been displayed in the Kempegowda International Airport Terminal 2

Where would you place yours? 🤎

Stone decor effortlessly combines nature's raw beauty!!