Step into a space where noble strength meets timeless repose. The Ashva Shila Armchair is more than a seat — it is a sculpted homage to grace, power, and heritage. The armchair draws inspiration from the spirited ashva (horse), captured in the flowing curves of its backrest and the sculpted lines of its hoof-like legs (Ashvapādaḥ). Its solid foundation (Shilāṅgaḥ) evokes the steadiness of stone, ensuring both elegance and durability. The gently arched arms (Valayabāhuyugmaḥ) cradle the sitter in refined comfort, while the subtly carved Paramparākavacaḥ at the backrest reflects lineage and tradition. Carved from rich rosewood or teak, every curve, taper, and joint celebrates centuries of South Indian craftsmanship. The Ashva Shila Armchair is a harmonious blend of motion and stillness — a seat that embodies the agility of the horse and the grounding strength of stone. Ideal for a study, a library corner, or a regal living space, this armchair brings a sense of majesty, calm, and cultural resonance into any interior. It is not merely furniture — it is a santāna-sthāna of elegance and heritage, where every moment of rest is a tribute to artistry The Ashva Shila Ensemble is a handcrafted set featuring a noble armchair and a matching writing table, designed for refined interiors. The Ashva Shila Armchair showcases a plush padded seat, sculpted scroll arms, hoof-inspired cabriole legs (Ashvapādaḥ), and a gently arched backrest with a subtle crest, all within a sturdy handcrafted wooden frame finished with natural oils. Complementing it is the Ashva Companion Table, a solid wood desk with clean lines, minimalist elegance, and discreet brass hardware. This ensemble transforms study areas, reception corners, or private chambers into spaces of functional artistry infused with heritage-inspired grace.
Each component reflects a story of devotion, culture, and skilled hands
More than just a seat — this cushion is the asana of a sovereign, reminiscent of the lion-throned kings of yore. Crafted for both dignity and indulgence, it mirrors the throne platforms of ancient sabhas, where decisions of dharma were made. Soft in touch yet firm in legacy, it invites one to sit not merely in rest, but in reverence.
These arms unfurl like sacred palm-leaf manuscripts or the tendrils of the vallī (creeper), embracing the one seated. They represent open hospitality — a gesture of graceful welcome and poised protection, carved with the movement of flowing water and artistic rhythm. A fusion of gesture and grace.
Curved like the posture of a classical mohinīyāṭṭam dancer mid-pose, these legs are rooted in elegance and movement. The cabriole form is reimagined through the language of Kerala’s wooden temple pillars — ornate, expressive, and full of life. Each step it mimics whispers tales of court dances and sculpted beauty.
A backrest that stands tall like the kavaca (sacred armour) behind a ruler — this piece shelters the back with a presence of honor. Designed in the spirit of temple gopuram curves or royal insignia, it protects, elevates, and dignifies. A symbol of tradition placed firmly behind the modern body.
The very skeleton of sovereignty — this frame binds the entire chair into a throne-like experience. Like the golden framework of a palace door or the maṇḍala (sacred diagram) behind a deity, it is an invisible geometry of grandeur, strength, and spiritual design. The foundation of a majestic presence.
Neither humble nor overpowering — this companion table plays the silent role of the king’s counsel. Its flat surface echoes the ancient vedi of rituals, and its wooden body breathes harmony. As a writing desk or platform of thought, it offers a seat for vision — the platform where heritage and imagination meet.
The flat sacred expanse — this surface is like the ancestral altar (vedi) where thought, creation, and culture converge. It carries the imprints of those who came before and the inspirations of those yet to come. Smooth to touch, rich in legacy — a sanctified plane of purposeful beauty.
Standing firm like the guardian columns (sthūṇaḥ) of an ancient mandapa, these legs hold not just weight but pride. Their quiet posture reflects the unseen strength of royal protectors — dignified, symmetrical, and deeply rooted in cultural resolve.
Hidden just beneath the crown, this apron encircles the form like the sacred girdle (mekhalā) of classical deities. It unites the elements in structural harmony — offering a sculptural embrace that supports, strengthens, and shapes, while remaining gracefully understated.
This front panel guards the sanctum within — like a temple door to secrets. It is a silent custodian of valuables and memories, embodying the Indian philosophy of antaḥsthita-ratna — the inner concealed treasure.
This small but radiant accent glimmers like a golden bindu on a temple mural — inviting the hand to connect past with present. Brass, the alloy of the divine, serves not only function but also reminds one of ancestral kitchens, palace chests, and sacred ritual objects.
From sleek, modern designs that exude contemporary elegance to timeless classics that evoke warmth and nostalgia, our curated selection has something for every taste and lifestyle. Each piece is crafted with precision and care, ensuring both quality and durability.
