Handcrafted Side Tables | Living Room Furniture in Kochi https://dev.heritageartscochin.com/product-category/living/side-tables/ Tue, 08 Sep 2026 05:46:39 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=7.1 https://dev.heritageartscochin.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/02/cropped-Heritage-favicon-32x32.png Handcrafted Side Tables | Living Room Furniture in Kochi https://dev.heritageartscochin.com/product-category/living/side-tables/ 32 32 Tejasvi Side Table https://dev.heritageartscochin.com/furniture/tejasvi-side-table/ Fri, 24 Apr 2026 04:09:16 +0000 https://dev.heritageartscochin.com/?post_type=product&p=6412 The "Tejasvi Side Table" is a meticulously crafted furniture piece, typically made from rich, durable wood (like teak) and distinguished by its vibrant, hand-painted ceramic tile inlays. Its design often features intricate carvings or slatted patterns, lending it a unique character. The artistry lies in the seamless integration of these diverse elements – the solidity of the wood, the delicate detail of the carvings, and the striking colors of the tiles. Each element contributes to its "Tejasvi" nature, making it a piece that not only serves functionally but also radiates a distinctive aura of warmth, craftsmanship, and timeless elegance, making it a captivating addition to any interior.

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]]> Symbolic Name (English) Sanskrit Name (Transliteration) Sanskrit (Devanāgarī) Extended Meaning Radiant Surface Tejas Patala / Kanti Bhāga तेजस् पटल / कान्ति भाग The tabletop and inlaid tiles, symbolizing the primary visual appeal and functional area, designed to hsold and display items with a luminous quality. Vibrant Inlay Rangīn Pratiṣṭhā रंगीन प्रतिष्ठा The colorful ceramic tiles, serving as focal points of decorative beauty, adding bursts of color and traditional motifs. Unified Form Samyukta Rūpa संयुक्त रूप The entire table viewed as a cohesive design, where wood and tile, function and art, are seamlessly integrated into a single, elegant entity.

 

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]]> Kavara Bloom – Handcrafted Accent Tables https://dev.heritageartscochin.com/furniture/kavara-bloom-handcrafted-accent-tables/ Tue, 21 Apr 2026 07:35:11 +0000 https://dev.heritageartscochin.com/?post_type=product&p=6142 “A blossoming nook of heritage and design” — a handcrafted table where old-world charm meets floral grace.

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]]> Kavara Bloom is a handcrafted accent table born from Kerala’s rich woodcraft heritage, infused with the grace of colonial artistry and floral symbolism.

Its gently curved legs echo vintage Indo-Dutch design, while the hand-glazed ceramic tile at the center blooms like a secret tucked into an old manor. The carved arches and mini niches reflect temple windows and ancestral “Ara” storage cabinets.

Kavara Bloom brings tradition to the corners of modern homes — perfect as a side table, display pedestal, or statement accent. A luxury piece that tells a quiet story.

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]]> Shraddha Pedestal Table https://dev.heritageartscochin.com/furniture/shraddha-pedestal-table/ Tue, 21 Apr 2026 05:39:09 +0000 https://dev.heritageartscochin.com/?post_type=product&p=6082 A reverent accent table where classical Indian symbolism meets understated modern elegance.

Shraddha (ശ്രദ്ധ) means devotion, care, and focused attention in many Indian languages—evoking the mindful purpose of this pedestal while remaining easy to pronounce across India.

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]]> The Shraddha Pedestal Table is a single-column accent piece crafted from seasoned hardwood, finished in a warm mid-teak tone that lets the grain breathe. Inspired equally by Kerala temple vedi plinths and colonial-era candle stands, its octagonal, relief-carved base grounds a slender, turned stem that supports a crisp square top with beveled edges. The design balances spiritual gravitas with contemporary lightness, making it perfect for displaying a lamp, a brass uruli, art books, or floral offerings in living rooms, foyers, pooja corners, cafés, and boutique lobbies.

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]]> Gulmohar Crown Table https://dev.heritageartscochin.com/furniture/gulmohar-crown-table/ Tue, 21 Apr 2026 04:31:21 +0000 https://dev.heritageartscochin.com/?post_type=product&p=6078 A luxury handcrafted console inspired by tropical blossoms and temple pillars, combining colonial charm with Kerala’s classical architecture. From its golden ceremonial uruli to the Gulabi tile crest, every detail whispers heritage — while its silhouette promises to anchor luxury spaces with warmth and identity.

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]]> Component Indo-English Name (Malayalam in brackets) Traditional Malayalam Name Cultural / Practical Description Brass Uruli Bowl HemaKamala Uruli (ഹേമകമല ഉരുളി) ഉരുളി Uruli A wide, mirror-polished vessel with a lotus-petal repoussé band. Traditionally heats milk & medicinal decoctions, but today it floats flowers or diyas at the foyer. Handles Garuda Karṇa (ഗരുഡ കര്‍ണ്ണ) ചില്ല് Chill Wing-shaped grips echoing the mythic bird Garuda—easy to lift even when filled with water or petals. Rim Band Ratna Maala (രത്ന മാല) — A “necklace” of rhythmic bead-and-petal relief; breaks light into golden sparkles, so the bowl looks lit even before the lamps are placed. Uruli Pedestal Stand Vijaya Peetham (വിജയ പീഠം) തൂക്കു പീഠം Thookku Peedam Cast-brass throne with scrollwork legs and tiny hanging Ghanta bells—every touch releases a soft temple chime, heightening the sacred vibe. Bells Ghanta Maala (ഘണ്ട മാല) മണി Maṇi Mini bronze bells once used to ward off negative energy in Nalukettu courts; here they add a gentle tinkle when you place flowers. Wooden Console Frame Pushkaranga Table (പുഷ്കരംഗ മേശ) വേദി മേശ Vedi Mesa Hand-turned rosewood with scalloped apron, inspired by Anglo-Malayali parlours. Sized to anchor the uruli yet slim enough for modern hallways. Baluster Columns Dhwaja Stambha Rods (ധ്വജസ്തംഭ റോഡ്സ്) തൂണുകൾ Thoonu Miniature temple-flagpole forms symbolising honour and protection for everything displayed above. Ceramic Tile Insets Gulabi Shilp Tiles (ഗുലാബി ശില്‍പ്പ് ടൈല്‍സ്) ചൈനാ കാച്ച് Chaina Kaach Embossed rose medallions on emerald glaze—tile style imported by Chettiar traders and loved in Travancore manors. Cool ceramic contrasts the warm wood tones. Leg & Cross Brace Simha Paada Sthambham (സിംഹപാദ സ്തംഭം) പാദപദം / അടിച്ചൂള് Paadapadam / Adichoolu Lion-paw cabriole legs meet an X-brace (Triveni Bandham) beneath—pure colonial sturdiness with a dash of royal swagger.

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]]> Regal Utsa Table https://dev.heritageartscochin.com/furniture/regal-utsa-table/ Tue, 21 Apr 2026 04:11:49 +0000 https://dev.heritageartscochin.com/?post_type=product&p=6068 The Regal Utsa Table is more than a piece of furniture — it's a story carved in wood, a dialogue between India’s regal past and its cosmopolitan present. Crafted from richly grained hardwood, this table marries heritage craftsmanship with minimalist modern appeal. Its dark polish and soft gloss evoke timeless elegance, making it ideal for both traditional drawing rooms and contemporary interiors with an ethnic twist.

Its design language communicates calm strength: the arched edges reflect temple rituals, the fluted pillar channels inner grace, and the tri-footed base anchors the design like roots in cultural soil. Whether placed in a foyer, under a brass lamp, or next to a modern sofa, the Regal Utsa Table brings narrative, beauty, and harmony into the living space.

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  • Tabletop Frame – Heritage Crown (Munnottam Thalika)

    • മുന്നോട്ടം തലിക

    • Description:
      The tabletop frame, reminiscent of traditional temple cornices, is meticulously carved with a repetitive arched motif, echoing the gopuram silhouette. It lends the table an ornate “crown-like” appearance, symbolizing dignity and prominence. Crafted in dense hardwood with deep staining, this surface harmonizes strength with stately charm, anchoring the visual identity of the piece.
    1. Central Pillar – Lotus Spine (Tamara Enna)

    താമര എന്ന

    • Description:
      The central pillar is the visual and structural heart of the table. Its lotus-bud fluting emulates temple lamp stems (വിലക്കുതൂൺ) and Nila Vilakku forms, blending poise and divinity. This spine not only provides support but radiates a graceful curvature — a testament to the artisan’s understanding of both form and symbolism. It captures movement while remaining grounded, just like the Indian spirit.
    1. Base Legs – Trident Stand (Thrishoola Thadi)

    ത്രിശൂല തടി

    Description:
    The tri-leg base design symbolizes balance, strength, and direction — reminiscent of the “Thrishoola” or trident (ശൂലം) found in traditional temple iconography. Each curve is smooth yet firm, blending utility with artistry. Its wide stance offers stability while reflecting symmetry and architectural rhythm, especially seen in South Indian teak furniture.

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    ]]>         Prism Peetham https://dev.heritageartscochin.com/furniture/prism-peetham/ Sat, 21 Mar 2026 04:16:40 +0000 https://dev.heritageartscochin.com/?post_type=product&p=6073 Hand-crafted in richly grained hardwood and crowned with a cool white marble slab, Prism Peetham is an heirloom-grade side table that celebrates the riot of colours found in temple glass-work (rangoli jaali).

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    ]]>     Prism Peetham turns every corner into a celebration of light, colour, and craftsmanship—rooted in the South, ready for the world.

    Jewel-toned textured glass panels—emerald and amber—create a kaleidoscope of light, while curving cabriole legs and an octagonal stretcher echo the geometry of Kerala’s nalukettu courtyards. The piece merges utility (a sturdy end-table/seat) with heritage artistry, making it perfect for tropical verandas, boutique homestays, or chic city apartments that crave a touch of Southern soul.

    Attribute Details
    Dimensions  45 cm ×  50 cm (customisable)
    Materials Seasoned teak, patterned stained glass, Makrana marble
    Finish Natural oil-rubbed wood; honed marble
    Ideal Use Side table, lamp stand, patio stool
    Care Wipe glass with a soft cloth; re-oil wood annually

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