KAMDHENU DINING CHAIR (WITH ARMS)

The Kamdhenu Dining Chair draws from the familiar modernist Chandigarh silhouette, gradually unfolding into something far more layered and intricate. Its backrest is adorned with hand-hammered brass, inlaid with vitreous enamel Netras, each meticulously placed using traditional jewellery techniques. These eyes evoke Shrinathji and are linked to Kamdhenu, the wish-fulfilling cow, a symbol of abundance and quiet prosperity. Kamdhenu is believed to have emerged during Samudra Manthan, and in that spirit, the chair naturally complements the Samudra Manthan table.

Crafted from reclaimed teak, the structure strikes a balance between modernist and timeless design. The upholstery, made from upcycled hand-crocheted sarees, introduces a sense of nostalgia. Each piece is unique, with no two upholstery patterns exactly alike, and the colour ways can be customised to suit your space seamlessly.