AnanTaya store in Jaipur is full of ideas and sensibilities, where they have been experimenting with various crafts, materials, and creating new paradigms for Indian design. They believe that AnanTaya heralds a replacement way of living, with bespoke and artisanal processes at its core.
AnanTaya ‘s products are a singular convergence of India’s past and present activated by the efforts of awarded designers collaborating with skilled artisans. Through innovative use of materials including re – purposed elements in innovating Furniture, Lighting and Interior accessories, AnanTaya creates new opportunities and improves livelihoods for artisanal communities.
Spire Collection
Inspired from the finials on top of temples and mosques, their Spire Collection of jars fit in both classic and contemporary settings. The lids were crafted from spun copper sheets and lost wax cast brass. High-quality metal finishes ensure that the Spire Collection is at home in humid and dry environments, carefully storing dry foods, toiletries or precious ornaments. Lathe turned stone bases are in four shapes using yellow Jaisalmer stone, white marble, and black marble. Place these conversational objects individually or in clusters to evoke the past while keeping close to the heart, the treasures of today.
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Zebrowski
An Ode to Mark Zebrowski, historian of Islamic art and author of ‘Silver, Gold, and Bronze From Mughal India’; one of the most sought after references for Indian Metal is, the Zebrowski Range epitomizes classic Mughal forms of traditional Indian Metalware. Exquisitely crafted by master artisans in casted brass, the luxurious range features Vases, Pedestal Platters, Rosewater Sprinklers, Lamps, and Candlestands that define a sense of beauty in contemporary living.
Kalam Table
The Kalam Table is an example of functional art. Kalam or pen is one of the tools of the Rajasthani Miniature Artist who painted this multifunctional reinterpretation of the wooden lacquer trays used in traditional Indian kitchens. ‘Tantric Art’ is the ritual channeling of divine energy to communicate in creative and emancipatory ways.
