Named after one of the tribes in Bastar a region where the purity of ingredients in food is paramount the Sabar collection was designed with the spirit of eating together as a community. A hand-painted cobalt blue stripe runs across the wide terracotta Baga form with a graphic confidence drawn from tribal symbolism lively on the surface, settled in the hand.

Sharing is at the heart of the Sabar collection, and this hand-painted ceramic rectangular platter is built for exactly that. Bold cobalt blue folk art illustrations on an earthy terracotta form make it as considered as it is functional monochrome and minimal from a distance, richly detailed up close. Layer it with the Sabar serveware range for a ceramic tableware collection that feels curated and effortless.

Named after one of the tribes in Bastar a region where the purity of ingredients in food is paramount the Sabar collection was designed with the spirit of eating together as a community. Hand-painted by artisans, cobalt blue dots punctuate the earthy terracotta surface of this wide Baga ceramic mug with a rhythm drawn from folk art playful, considered, and made for a long, unhurried chai.

Inspired by folk art and tribal symbolism, these hand-painted ceramic salt and pepper shakers bring graphic, artisanal confidence to the everyday dining table. Bold cobalt blue illustrations sit against an earthy terracotta form, each piece carrying the natural variation of something made by hand. Small in scale, quietly striking up close part of the Sabar casual earthenware range.

Named after a tribe from Bastar where the purity of ingredients is held above all else the Sabar collection is built around the spirit of eating well together. Hand-painted by artisans in bold cobalt blue on an earthy terracotta body, this ceramic egg cup holds a boiled egg with quiet ceremony. A set of two, for the mornings worth sitting down for.

Rooted in the Sabar tradition of slow, communal eating, this hand-painted ceramic butter dish brings a quiet ritual to the morning table. Bold cobalt blue folk art illustrations sit against an earthy terracotta form a considered piece of breakfast tableware that makes even the simplest morning feel considered.

Slow living is at the heart of the Sabar collection and few rituals embody that more than a drink taken without hurry. Hand-painted with primitive motifs and cobalt blue illustrations, this tall, generous latte glass is made for a frothy mid-morning latte, a cold brew, or a turmeric milk at the end of the day. Part of the Sabar breakfast tableware range; comes as a set of two.

Named for what it evokes, the Papyrus Beige Tweed Upholstery Fabric is naturally colored and an artisanal weave with linen. Warm in tone, loosely textured, its surface shifting quietly as light moves across it. Best suited to accent chairs and low-use pieces that earn their place in a room over time.

The Temple Palms Pure Cotton Bedcover brings a sun-filtered courtyard feeling into the bedroom palms scattered across a geometric ground in a warm, earthy stone. Printed on pure cotton it is light enough for summer and distinctive enough to anchor a room on its own

The Temple Palms Stone Pillow Cover Set brings palms and quiet geometry together a playful reimagining of Freedom Tree's iconic Gyamati motif, it is printed on light cotton slub in a warm stone tone. Botanical, softly textured, and easy to layer into any bedlinen edit.

The Nu Palms Sheer Curtain scatters loose palm silhouettes across a lightweight cotton flex fabric unevenly spaced, barely drawn, like a view half-remembered through afternoon heat. A glint of silver foil lifts the design without announcing itself. Hang it and watch how light moves through it differently at every hour.

The Circle Grid Sheer Curtain brings a quiet geometric rhythm to the window a tone-on-tone grid derived from Freedom Tree's geometric Gyamati print, simplified and softened on fine cotton cambric. The fabric's texture adds depth without weight. A curtain that holds its own while letting the room breathe.

The Temple Palms Sheer Curtain places scattered palms across a geometric grid scaled up, spaced out, unhurried on a light cotton slub. The soft weave breathes beautifully in daylight. Atmospheric rather than decorative; the kind of curtain that changes the feeling of a room.

The Sej Sheer Curtain takes Freedom Tree's bold Sej motif and quiets it into a restful, tone-on-tone lozenge visible as light passes through, a soft optical shifting print. On cotton flex, it is barely-there and entirely present. The curtain that makes a room feel like it knows how to rest.

The Shifting Sand Sheer Curtain draws from deep geological strata large-scale swirling forms that seem to move as you look at them, printed on fine cotton cambric. Overlapping motifs create a quiet play of tonality, especially as light passes through. A curtain for rooms that prefer suggestion over statement.

The Eye In The Sky Woven Rug places plant and celestial forms in suspended gravity a cheeky, sketch-like scrawl across a warm beige sand ground. Hand woven in cotton and wool, its surface catches light with the quiet irregularity of the handmade natural weave.

The Nu Primitive Woven Rug renders tribal geometry and abstracted natural forms in a high-contrast black and white cave art translated into a nomadic textile. Hand woven in cotton and wool, the surface shifts between dense and open as light crosses it. Graphic without being loud; grounding without weight.

The Shifting Sand Woven Rug captures the slow drama of geological strata and tectonic movement in a warm, monotone brown balanced, monumental, and unhurried. Hand woven in cotton and wool, its depth shifts as the light moves. A rug that makes a room feel settled and considered.

The Pali Round Brekker Table is a small table with an outsized presence. Its turned central column, built from stacked discs, a flared collar and a broad round foot, draws on the same column-like oriental architecture that defines our Pali Octa and Kovil dining tables, scaled down here for two. Handcrafted in solid mango wood and finished in a deep blue that lets the grain read through, the round top is sized for breakfast, coffee, or a hand of cards. A proper table for balconies, bay windows, and kitchen corners.

The Nu Primitive Upholstery Fabric draws from cave-painting traditions primitive abstracted forms and tribal geometry in a deep espresso on cotton heavy slub. The slub base gives tactile weight to the print. A fabric for upholstery or heavy curtains that wants to make a quiet, deliberate statement.

The Cornstalk Upholstery Fabric is a robust linen weave with the warm, golden texture of dried cornhusks tangible, honest, quietly beautiful. Its tonal depth makes it feel crafted rather than plain. A solid that anchors upholstery without competing with the room it belongs to.

The Earth Core Upholstery Fabric brings a monumental, geological print to cotton herringbone strata and tectonic shift rendered in a calming taupe that makes the scale feel considered rather than dramatic. Digitally printed on a textured weave, it suits sofas and armchairs that want depth without noise.

The Papyrus Sofa Throw is woven in linen with the loose, open texture of papyrus reeds raw, tactile, entirely honest. A fringe finish edges it with the kind of detail that feels found rather than added. Drape it over the sofa or chair for a layered, sun-warmed depth that arrives quietly.

The Nilgiri Upholstery Fabric is a micro-geometric weave in crisp black and white small, precise, rhythmic, and versatile. Its woven texture gives the monochrome palette a tactile warmth and depth. A clean, considered choice for sofas, chairs, and headboards that want graphic structure without visual weight.

The Nu Primitive Sofa Throw takes the tribal geometry of the Nu Primitive print abstracted, spaced out, given room to breathe and works it in a loose cotton weave on an off-white ground. Colourful pompoms trim the edge with an unexpected, joyful flourish. The throw that makes the sofa feel collected and alive.

The Noel Cushion Cover renders abstract land forms in a rhythmic, architectural arrangement embroidered on cotton duck in warm brick and beige. A thread of ochre red anchors the design with quiet heat. and laye Tactilered, it pairs naturally with the solids and stripers of the Freedom Tree NEST.

The Sej Cushion Cover draws from tribal tattoo markings concentric circles and criss-crossing lines hand-embroidered on pure cotton in navy. A thread of deep ochre red cuts through as accent: warm, precise, unmistakably intentional. The kind of cushion that holds a room together without saying too much.

The Nu Primitive Cushion Cover works cave painting-inspired tribal forms into a large-format cotton loose weave abstracted, spaced out, embroidered off-white on off-white. The tonal embroidery on a textured ground reveals its depth only up close. A quiet anchor for the bolder pieces it sits beside.

The Senhur Cushion Cover is a long bolster-format piece embroidered with sketchy, deliberately unfinished forms on cotton duck in a quiet beige. It sits at the threshold between decorative and functional a resting accent for sofas, daybeds, and headboards. The piece that pulls a layered arrangement into balance.

The Tribal Etchings Cushion Cover in Sienna and Grey brings the same ancient geometric vocabulary in a warmer, earthier register hand-embroidered on linen. The linen ground adds a raw, elemental quality that makes the embroidery feel older than it is.

The Shifting Sands Cushion Cover in Charcoal draws from the layered strata of the earth fluid, continuous forms embroidered on cotton duck, with a deep ochre red accent threading through like a geological vein. Moody, tactile, grounding. The piece you reach for when layering the sofa.

The Tribal Etchings Cushion Cover in Grey translates ancient geometric marks into clean embroidered lines on a cotton light slub ground. A deep ochre red accent thread runs through with quiet warmth. Understated and textural a cushion that rewards closer looking.

The Kufri Cushion Cover is the quiet one in the room an off-white cotton cushion with subtle embroidered texture that adds surface without noise. Designed to sit alongside bolder pieces from the NEST collection, it brings balance and breathing space to any arrangement. Elegant, simple, entirely nonchalant.

The Eye In The Sky Cushion Cover scatters plant and celestial forms across a large linen ground a cheeky, hand-embroidered scrawl in beige and grey that floats as if gravity has briefly stopped. Tactile and textural, it belongs in the corner of a wide sofa where someone will actually stop to notice it.

The Nilgiri Cushion Cover brings a micro-geometric embroidered pattern in crisp black and white to cotton precise, rhythmic, entirely versatile. Its fine-scale repeat reads as texture from across the room and as pattern up close. A clean, confident cushion for interiors that want a graphic edge with a quiet hand.

The Toddy Palm Tapas Plate features hand-painted stoneware, with an illustrated red palm. Burst of turquoise evokes the early days of the new year. Pair them with Toddy Palm Katoris to furnish a vibrant and cohesive table setting to bring in Spring.

The Fish Ceramic Plate takes a familiar shape from childhood kitchens and renders it in shimmering emerald reactive glaze each piece fired to a slightly different depth of colour, no two alike. Handcrafted in ceramic and made in India, this set of two makes a whimsical, retro-tinged surface for snacks, dips, and everyday moments at the table.

The mango was always there ripening near the kitchen window, lined up on the counter, its colour warming the whole room. The Mango Ceramic Plate reimagines that familiar silhouette in reactive blue glaze, where the colour pools and shifts in every piece, no two alike. Handcrafted in ceramic and made in India, this set of two makes a joyful, nostalgic surface for small bites and everyday moments at the table.

The childhood kitchen had its own still lifes — apples on the counter, waiting to be sorted, peeled, or simply admired. The Apple Ceramic Plate reimagines that familiar form in reactive blue glaze, each piece fired to a slightly different shade, no two alike. Handcrafted in ceramic, this set of two makes a joyful, retro-tinged surface for snacks, condiments, or a moment of colour at the table.

Nomad side table celebrated for gouge-like patterning, it boasts rivets of warm, and a walnut finish unique to each piece. Petite enough to reposition, the sturdy accent table adds elegant utility to your living room, reading nook, or bedroom.

The Conoor Accent Chair brings old-school charm and modern flair in equal measure its angular, boat-like form rendered in handcrafted teak wood with woven wicker armrests. Designed for true lounging, with a generous seat and deep back, this retro-update piece is as at home in a sunlit reading nook as it is commanding the centre of a living room.

The Conoor Slim Line Sofa distils mid-century elegance into a beautifully restrained silhouette a solid teak wood frame with slender arms and clean, low lines that never shout but always command attention. Upholstered to order in your choice of Freedom Tree fabrics, it brings bespoke, handcrafted character to the contemporary living room.

The Beetroot Blush Wall Art is a love letter to one of the kitchen garden's most underrated stars rendered in bold, illustrative strokes in a warm, blushing pink palette. Printed on matt finish paper and framed behind glass, this 30 × 30cm piece brings a joyful, botanical spirit to the home, perfect for a kitchen gallery wall, dining nook, or an eclectic corner shelf.

The Radish Twins Wall Art brings two crisp radishes to life in a vivid illustrated portrait bold green tones and confident graphic line work making them the most stylish vegetables in the room. Printed on matt finish paper and framed behind glass, this portrait-format piece is a playful, botanical accent for kitchens, dining rooms, and characterful interiors.

The Mango Muse Wall Art pays homage to India's most beloved fruit illustrated in bold, expressive strokes in a warm, sun-kissed yellow. Printed on matt finish paper and framed behind glass, this 30 × 30cm piece brings a joyful splash of colour to any wall, a bright, botanical accent for kitchens, dining nooks, and sun-filled creative interiors.

The Turnip Twins Wall Art celebrates the humble turnip in a playful illustrated double portrait two roots drawn in vivid blue with a graphic, expressive line and a generous sense of humour. Printed on matt finish paper and framed behind glass, this portrait-format piece makes a witty, colourful accent for kitchens, dining rooms, and characterful interiors.