Table Sets

About this set An all-over scatter of small flowers and trailing serrated leaves — the kind of phool-patti (flower-leaf) pattern Sanganeri block printers have carved for centuries. Quieter than a centred bouquet. The print reads as a soft field of colour at a glance, then reveals the detail when you...

The colour worn at temple gates and on celebration mornings. About this set Kesari wears the colour of every Indian celebration. A Mughal-era bouquet of carnations and marigolds rises from a single stem, framed by a printed vine border and striped outer edge — the format borrowed from the rumal,...

About this set A centred Mughal-era bouquet of carnations and marigolds rising from a single stem, framed by a printed vine border and a striped outer edge — translated from the rumal (the square cloth with a centred motif) to your dining table. The print reads as a soft field...

Megh — Sanskrit for cloud. The colour of a monsoon sky just before the first drop. About this set Megh is the most restrained of our garden trail colourways — a Sanganeri phool-patti (flower-leaf) scatter on a warm grey ground. Pale blue and white florals, deep teal leaves, a navy...

Mitti — Hindi for earth. The colour of clay, the colour of the kiln. About this set Mitti carries the autumnal palette on a clean cream ground — a Sanganeri phool-patti (flower-leaf) scatter, with rust-coloured flowers, sage-green serrated leaves, and a rust stripe edge. The colour of clay tile and...

The palette Indian and Chinese ceramicists shared for four hundred years. About this set Neelam carries the palette Indian and Chinese ceramicists have shared for four centuries — cream and indigo, blue on white. The Mughal-era bouquet of carnations and marigolds is here printed in two shades of blue, the...

Pankhuri — petal in Hindi. Sun-warmed at any time of year. About this set Pankhuri scatters small flowers and trailing serrated leaves across a dusty peach ground — the kind of phool-patti (flower-leaf) pattern Sanganeri block printers have carved for centuries. Rust-and-cream florals, ochre leaves, a coral stripe edge. Warm...

Rani — the colour of a queen, the colour of anar at first cut. About this set Rani is our boldest marigold bouquet. A hot anar-pink ground holds the same Mughal-era bouquet of carnations and marigolds — here printed in white and deep crimson, framed by a deep magenta stripe....

Named for the basil leaf in every Indian courtyard — the quietest of our four. About this set Tulsi is the quietest of our four marigold bouquet colourways. A Mughal-era bouquet of carnations and marigolds rises from a single stem on a soft sage ground — the colour of tulsi...