THE ARTISANAL LIFE

Lazy Susan is a rotating tray used to serve food or display items. It's called "Lazy" because it allows you to easily rotate the tray without having physically moving the items, making it convenient to access and serve food or pick up items. Although they can be built of many different materials, this is typically made of plastic, wood and glass. They are round and positioned in the middle of a table so that the guest may easily share food. This is often used for dining serving condiments, appetizers and dessert, buffet and even in kitchen for organizing spices and other essentials.

Lazy Susan is a rotating tray used to serve food or display items. It's called "Lazy" because it allows you to easily rotate the tray without having physically moving the items, making it convenient to access and serve food or pick up items. Although they can be built of many different materials, this is typically made of plastic, wood and glass. They are round and positioned in the middle of a table so that the guest may easily share food. This is often used for dining serving condiments, appetizers and dessert, buffet and even in kitchen for organizing spices and other essentials.

Thread Embroidery

This piece is part of Inaãra's Riyasat collection- a luxury collection of handpicked artisanal jewellery made using heritage techniques and materials. Riyasat jewelry is made with premium brass or copper and coated with 18 ct gold. All embellishments, stones, techniques are the same as used for jewelry that is set in gold.

Lazy Susan is a rotating tray used to serve food or display items. It's called "Lazy" because it allows you to easily rotate the tray without having physically moving the items, making it convenient to access and serve food or pick up items. Although they can be built of many different materials, this is typically made of plastic, wood and glass. They are round and positioned in the middle of a table so that the guest may easily share food. This is often used for dining serving condiments, appetizers and dessert, buffet and even in kitchen for organizing spices and other essentials.

These pure hardy cotton bedspreads are a work of art and a heritage craft practiced in the Balmer region of Rajasthan. Each patch is crafted with utmost care by the village ladies and then stitched on to the bedspread. Animals and Trees are the most common applique motifs seen in this craft.