A curated collection of vintage European fine china and porcelain, where delicate florals, softened glazes, and hand-finished forms evoke the quiet elegance of another age. Each piece carries the romance of slow dining, afternoon tea, and the timeless beauty of European craftsmanship.

Once used in traditional Sri Lankan homes to boil rice and prepare harvest feasts, this aged brass vessel carries the warmth of communal cooking and rural life. Its softly weathered surface and generous form speak of kitchens filled with firewood smoke, family gatherings, and the enduring simplicity of village tradition.

A sculptural wrought iron wall arrangement where clean geometric lines bloom into a striking contemporary form. Minimal yet expressive, the composition brings together industrial craftsmanship and organic rhythm, creating a refined statement piece for modern interiors.

A curated collection of annual porcelain bells produced by the renowned German porcelain house Hutschenreuther, celebrated for its fine craftsmanship and European decorative heritage. Each bell represents a different yearly edition, featuring finely detailed seasonal artwork with gilt accents and original ribbon suspension, all displayed upon a handcrafted wrought iron presentation stand that transforms the collection into a sculptural decorative statement.

A graceful representation of Tara Devi, the revered feminine deity associated with compassion, wisdom, and protection across Buddhist and Hindu traditions. More than 2 feet in height and cast in Brass with naturally aged patina and weathered metal surface. 

The softened edges, worn surface, and gentle imperfections created through age and handling lend this ceremonial horse figure a warmth and authenticity that cannot be newly made or artificially recreated. Traditionally used in ceremonial events and processions in Hindu kovils, it carries both the spirit of village artistry and the ceremonial grandeur of Sri Lanka’s Hindu heritage.