Objects In Space

The Maris Console begins where jewelry ends warm wood shaped into form, a mother of pearl handle cast in brass, and a tidal landscape engraved into metal that reads like a shoreline atlas. The catchalls rise and lower with gentle fluidity, turning storage into gesture. A piece that does not ask to be noticed. It simply is.

Presented by Objects In Space at India Design 2026.

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Veil of Gold | Jewellery for home

Something the sea almost kept m, now gathered, held, and released into space.

Cast metal frames fragments of light and shell, each form carrying the quiet irregularity of something shaped by time rather than design. From the alabaster crown to the cascading descent, the piece moves like a slow tide, measured, luminous, and inevitable. An object not assembled, but discovered.

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Curate this composition with us. A vertical arrangement of forms that can be tailored in sequence, finish, and scale to respond to your space. Each element holds its own language, but together they become a quiet, cohesive presence.

Designed to adapt, assembled with intention, always made to order.

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FROM ANATOMY TO ATMOSPHERE
𝙅𝙚𝙬𝙚𝙡𝙡𝙚𝙧𝙮 𝙛𝙤𝙧 𝙩𝙝𝙚 𝙝𝙤𝙢𝙚

What began as an exploration of the body was never just about form. It was about memory, instinct, symbolism, the quiet intelligence of objects that have always lived closest to us.

The eye, the shell, the heart. Fragments of anatomy, fragments of the sea, fragments of something remembered but not fully placed. Over time, these elements began to shift. What once belonged to the body started asking for space.

Jewellery, no longer confined to being worn, began to expand, stretching across surfaces, inhabiting architecture, becoming presence instead of adornment.
This panel is a trace of that transition.

A landscape where anatomy dissolves into environment.
Where shells echo like relics, the eye becomes a witness, the heart a centre; not of the body, but of space itself.

It is not a pattern.
It is a mapping.

An index of everything that brought us here from ornament to object, from object to atmosphere. Engraved into metal, it carries the same intent as our pieces: to be held, to be lived with, to transform quietly over time.

What once rested on the body, now belongs to the space around it.

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