Thehra Hua Bhraman

Reinterpreting the lattu as a solid of revolution governed by a strict 1:1.5 width-to-height ratio. The upper hemisphere is turned in teak wood, retaining the tactile memory of the hand, while the lower cone is formed in steel with meticulous Koftgari inlay. The braided power cord recalls the spinning thread, completing the transformation from kinetic toy to luminous sculptural object.

Cross-hatched grooves lock gold or silver wire into the surface, burnished to lustre with agate (hakik) stones. The widest diameter, positioned approximately two-thirds down the form, represents the zone of maximum centrifugal mass — a frozen spin.

Medium

Teak wood, steel with Koftgari inlay, braided cord

Dimensions

Diameter 1' · Height 1.47'

Year

2026

Discipline

Lighting

Collection

Craft Collective India · 18 of 38

Price on request

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