Memorabilia

A vintage-style rectangular music box and jewelry organizer featuring a golden ornate design with decorative feet. Inside, it includes a mirror, a twirling ballerina figurine, and felt-lined compartments with ring rolls for jewelry.

This finely carved hand-block, known as a chhapa, originates from the textile workshops of early 20th-century India. Crafted from durable sheesham wood, its raised surface features a flowing, intricate motif—likely a paisley or vine—encircled by a practical serrated border used for exact alignment on fabric. The wood’s deep, oil-rich patina and softly worn edges speak to its decades of use in printing traditional textiles. Once a essential tool for artisans, it now stands as a sculptural relic of heritage craftsmanship, embodying the quiet rhythm of a hand-made process.

This hand-carved wooden printing block originates from traditional textile workshops in India and is likely to date to the early 20th century. Crafted from dense hardwood, the raised surface features repeating oval and circular motifs, some enriched with finely ridged interior detailing. A subtly serrated outer edge was designed to assist with precise alignment during the printing process on fabric.

This finely carved hand-block, known as a textile or fabric stamp, originates from traditional workshops in India, likely dating to the early 20th century. Crafted from durable hardwood such as teak or sheesham, its raised surface features a detailed leaf or floral motif, designed to create repeated patterns when pressed onto fabric, paper, or clay. A subtle serrated edge aids precise alignment during the block-printing process.

Vintage Nokia 7110, released in October 1999, is a classic mobile phone known for its innovative spring-loaded sliding cover and iconic design. It features the NaviRoller scroll wheel for easy navigation, a WAP browser for early internet access, and T9 predictive text for SMS. This model appears in its original dark green finish, typical of late-1990s Nokia phones.

Vintage Nokia 2110, released in January 1994, is a classic business-oriented candy-bar phone. It features a monochrome display with green backlight, a physical keypad with external antenna, and was the first Nokia to include the iconic Nokia Tune and a user interface with two dynamic softkeys.

Vintage Ericsson A1018s, released in 1999, is a durable candy-bar phone with a monochrome display, exchangeable covers, and basic 2G functions like SMS, phone book, and alarm. Known for reliability and long battery life, this classic handset comes with small black pouch.

These traditional Chinese Dizi flutes are crafted from black bamboo and played horizontally. Each flute features a mo kong hole with a thin membrane (dimo) for a distinctive buzzing sound. Marked with F and G for their musical keys, they are widely used in Chinese folk music, opera, and orchestras. The flutes also feature a carved floral pattern.

This vintage metal candlestick features a small angel, or putto, holding a candle cup above its head and a multi-branched element in its other hand. The design showcases classical ornamentation with elegance inspired by Victorian or Art Nouveau styles. Made of cast metal with a silver-toned finish.

This vintage brass candlestick features a baluster-shaped stem topped with a wide, petal-edged drip pan. Its design reflects classic styles from the late 1800s to early 1900s and is similar to craftsmanship found in the Middle East, India, and Portugal, where brass was commonly used for decorative objects.

Vintage or antique brass three-arm candelabra featuring ornate scrolling arms and a decorative Rococo Victorian-style base. Made of solid brass, it has developed a naturally aged patina over time, showcasing the craftsmanship and elegance typical of late 19th to early 20th-century design. Similar items have been associated with Italian manufacturing, known for its ornate brass decor.

This is a hand-carved wooden tribal-style mask featuring bold, abstract facial characteristics, including large hollowed eyes, a prominent nose, and geometric carved details across the forehead resembling a traditional headdress. Made from dark wood and mounted on a small display base, it reflects design influences inspired by traditional African folk art.

This jug is handmade from natural coconut shell, featuring a glass bottle neck wrapped with coconut coir rope, combining beauty and functionality in an eco-friendly piece. It exemplifies traditional craftsmanship common in coastal regions like Kerala and Tamil Nadu in India, and Sri Lanka, where artisans transform coconut byproducts into practical and decorative items. It can be used for serving hot or cold beverages, or as a decorative piece.

A beautiful etched glass compote crafted in India, featuring a clear bowl adorned with delicate geometric patterns. The bowl sits atop an ornate brass filigree base with three elegant swan-shaped feet. This piece perfectly blends Mid-Century Modern sophistication with the charm of Hollywood Regency style.

A luxurious vintage or antique piece, this is a silver-plated decorative bowl on a separate wooden base. It features scalloped edges with engraved patterns on the rim and a twisted, rope-like border, while the dark wooden base adds an elegant touch.

This is a replica of a Chinese bronze ritual vessel in the shape of an owl, modeled after the Fu Hao Owl Zun from the Shang Dynasty (c. 1600–1046 BCE). The original was discovered in 1976 in the tomb of Fu Hao at the Yinxu site in Henan Province, China. Traditionally, a zun is a ceremonial wine vessel used by the aristocracy in rituals honoring ancestors. This replica features intricate decorations, including a thunder-pattern background, cicada motifs on the beak and breast, and snake designs on the wings—symbolic elements commonly found in ancient Chinese bronze art.

This is a hand-carved wooden printing block showcasing a delicate floral design of a rose and leaves inspired by Mughal art. Traditionally crafted from durable Indian rosewood, it is used to transfer patterns onto fabric, paper, or pottery by applying ink or dye to the raised surface. The block reflects the rich heritage of Indian craftsmanship, combining practical use with decorative and cultural value.

Hand-carved Indian wooden printing block in a fish design, perfect for stamping on fabric, paper, or clay, or as a decorative piece. It features intricate traditional patterns that showcase the skill and craftsmanship of Indian artisans.

This is a hand-carved wooden printing block featuring a tree design. Made from durable Indian Sheesham wood, it is traditionally used for printing on fabrics, paper, clay, and other surfaces. Each block showcases the skilled craftsmanship of Indian artisans and reflects the rich tradition of hand block printing.

This is a hand-carved wooden printing block featuring a tree design. Made from durable Indian Sheesham wood, it is traditionally used for printing on fabrics, paper, clay, and other surfaces. Each block showcases the skilled craftsmanship of Indian artisans and reflects the rich tradition of hand block printing.

This item is a hand-carved wooden printing block traditionally used for textile printing. Made from high-quality Sheesham (Indian rosewood), it features an intricate bird motif skillfully carved by Indian artisans. The block is used to transfer ink or dye onto fabric, paper, or clay and is also suitable for pottery, DIY projects, and home décor. It represents the ancient Indian tradition of block printing, a craft practiced for thousands of years.

This is a hand-carved wooden printing block featuring a peacock design. It is traditionally used for block printing on fabric, paper, or clay. Handmade in India by skilled artisans, the block can be used with various types of viscous paints and dyes and is also suitable for creating temporary henna tattoo patterns. The design highlights an intricate peacock motif with finely detailed feather patterns, reflecting the craftsmanship and heritage of Indian block printing.

This is an Indian hand-carved wooden printing block featuring an elephant design. Traditionally used for textile printing and handicrafts, it is made from natural woods such as Sheesham or rosewood. The block showcases an intricately carved elephant motif that reflects the skill and craftsmanship of Indian artisans. It is suitable for block printing on fabric, paper, or clay and represents the enduring tradition of Indian block printing.

This is a hand-carved wooden printing block used in traditional block printing. It is suitable for printing on textiles and paper. The block features intricate traditional Indian patterns and is typically made from durable woods such as Sheesham. It can be used with a variety of pigments, including fabric paints, acrylics, and natural vegetable dyes.