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The Krisha Bauble is the only design in the collection built from two distinct fabrics — and the combination is the whole point. A teal ground woven through with large-scale gold floral scroll work forms the upper and lower panels, while a wide band of deep royal blue runs through the centre, its own subtle gold diagonal stripe visible beneath. The effect is unmistakably reminiscent of a sari — a decorative woven field meeting a contrasting solid border — which is exactly where the inspiration comes from.
Handmade in the UK, each Krisha is constructed from woven brocade throughout, with a herringbone gold cord running the length of the seam and fine twisted cord edging each panel. The rose gold cap is a small but deliberate detail — the only one in the collection to use this finish, and it suits the cooler, jewel-toned palette far better than standard gold would.
Available in 8cm and 10cm, it's one of the most conversation-starting pieces in the range — the kind of bauble that prompts people to ask where it came from. Works as a standalone display piece as naturally as it does on a tree, and year-round rather than just seasonally.
The Krisha Bauble is the only design in the collection built from two distinct fabrics — and the combination is the whole point. A teal ground woven through with large-scale gold floral scroll work forms the upper and lower panels, while a wide band of deep royal blue runs through the centre, its own subtle gold diagonal stripe visible beneath. The effect is unmistakably reminiscent of a sari — a decorative woven field meeting a contrasting solid border — which is exactly where the inspiration comes from.
Handmade in the UK, each Krisha is constructed from woven brocade throughout, with a herringbone gold cord running the length of the seam and fine twisted cord edging each panel. The rose gold cap is a small but deliberate detail — the only one in the collection to use this finish, and it suits the cooler, jewel-toned palette far better than standard gold would.
Available in 8cm and 10cm, it's one of the most conversation-starting pieces in the range — the kind of bauble that prompts people to ask where it came from. Works as a standalone display piece as naturally as it does on a tree, and year-round rather than just seasonally.