Scaled with care to inhabit interiors gracefully, the animals stand as manifestations of character and narrative — appearing as sculptural consoles, seating, or tables. The collection is rooted in the lineage of Indian sculptural tradition, enriched by the studio’s signature use of repoussé and metalwork. At the same time, it nods to the great animaliers of the early twentieth century — François-Xavier Lalanne, Rembrandt Bugatti, Ferdinand Parpan  — creating a dialogue between traditions across time and place.

Each limited-edition sculpture emerges from an exacting process: wooden maquettes evolve into sheet metal, refined through the studio’s signature art of Hollowed Joinery. Patinated surfaces suggest the passage of time, bridging ancient tradition with contemporary form. Within these layers of inheritance, hidden repoussé panels reveal scenes and morals that unfold only to the attentive eye.