Harihar Bronze Tray Table SmallChanging ownership over the course of history from the Marathas to the Sultanates and then Mughals, Maharashtras Harihar Fort became an obstacle of marvel for the warriors scaling its rock cut steps. Each object in this collection is inspired by the forts seemingly vertical edges, featuring textured ridges that mirror its weathered steps, rising thousands of feet above sea level. These cast brass and sheet metal works become a lesson in history as

one which governs and dictates the lives of millions across India

is envisioned as modern vessels and carriers of cultural heritage

creating a quiet focal point within a space

From the azure blues of oceans and lakes to the lush greens of the forests

This particular shade recalls Alta

reinterpreted through a contemporary lens

creating a bouquet like none other

forms this collection of cast brass objects

Viya’s collection of objects is a distilled interpretation of the unparalleled beauty and serenity of the valley captured in brass and bronze

meticulously finished with assorted patinas to emphasise the layered complexity of each object

Crafted from cast brass and adorned with semi-precious stones

Drawing inspiration from the ubiquitous Charpoy