Neela
Nour
Somewhere between the karigar’s (artisan’s) hands
and yours, something passes that has no other name
than beauty
Somewhere between the karigar’s (artisan’s) hands and yours, something passes that has no
other name than beauty
─── JEWELRY ───
Objects worn close to the skin, carrying
the devotion of the hands that shaped
them. Sourced from master karigars
whose lineages span centuries.
Gold · Gemstones · Kundan · Meenakari ·
Bidriware · Tribal silver
── LIVING OBJECTS ──
Every surface tells a story. Every object chosen for the life it brings with it — the weight of hand-hammered brass, the
warmth of natural pigment on stone.
Metalwork · Ceramics · Textile objects ·
Lifestyle forms
─── Sacred Space ───
Architecture as devotion. The rooms
we inhabit as a reflection of what we
revere. Design consultancy rooted in
the proportional wisdom of Mughal and
Dravidian tradition.
Interior direction · Material sourcing ·
Spatial curation
From the Gurudwaras of Punjab to the block-printers of Bagru. From the metalworkers of Bidar to the weavers of Kerala. The founding collection is being discovered one karigar at a time.
“To know the name of the maker is to receive the full gift of it. The object becomes a conversation across time.”