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This isn’t a love song. This is a Rakhi song for me.Because zulm aur sitam are very much part of sibling love and perhap...
28/08/2026

This isn’t a love song. This is a Rakhi song for me.

Because zulm aur sitam are very much part of sibling love and perhaps the ONLY kind we happily take today.

I grew up in a big household where fights were an iconic part of childhood. We grew up hearing stories about my elder siblings that involved graphical details about m kadhais flying across rooms to faces being scratched.

And apparently I wasn’t entirely innocent either. My sister recently reminded me that, growing up I was a - the word she used was “ a bi*** to her.
And yet, I wouldn’t last a day without her. Or my brothers.

I have a lot of stories about our childhood. But those are for another day.

Today, I shall play the same old song, repeat the same old stories, and laugh about them all over again with mine.

Love
Meenal

I was always a visionary. I made her sister pose for weird pictures and kept them for future blackmail.

The future is here. And I am not posting them.
I would like us to remain sisters.

For now. 😂

She always makes a face at me. Fair!

And here we are still after years of Zulm and sitam and pyaar.
#
Happy Rakshabandhan. ❤️
“Tujhe jeevan ki dor se baandh liya hai…”

If you’re going to buy something new, we think you should actually use it. A lot!Our glasses are sturdier and more versa...
26/08/2026

If you’re going to buy something new, we think you should actually use it. A lot!

Our glasses are sturdier and more versatile. They’re made from lead-free crystalline glass — light, clear and beautifully finished.

They are dishwasher safe, so they don’t need to be treated like precious things.

And because they’re made to mix, match and be used across drinks, meals and moods, you don’t need a different glass for every occasion.

Go ask someone who already owns them. #

17/08/2026

If I remember correctly, 15th August would invariably be a hosting day while growing up. I remember this mostly because, while the elders w**ed and dined, the kids got to watch endless TV. Mostly Roja on repeat on DD, or some other patriotic movie we had seen at least three times before.

Now, the TV has given way to conversations about the state of our nation. There were a few recitals by my husband, some really good food, good company, and, in between all of that, a few very good laughs.

Some things change. Some things don’t. Weekend still feels like a good day to gather around a table.

How was your weekend? Did you host?

12/08/2026

Yes, they are really sturdy.
No, that doesn’t mean you can drop them from the balcony. They’re made to survive everyday mishaps, not compete with gravity.

Please enjoy responsibly.
The w**e and the glass.

PS: Don’t judge a book by its cover. These glasses may look delicate, but they’re surprisingly sturdy. Being made as a single, seamless piece makes them structurally more durable than glasses with welded joints.

If a diamond is forever, crystal is a pretty close second.
These might just be the glasses you keep for a lifetime.

Lead-free crystal glass. For Indian hosting (IYKYK)

I grew up on Yash Chopra weddings. Chandni. Lamhe.…Beautiful Indian colours. Loud, bright and full of energy. Songs writ...
07/08/2026

I grew up on Yash Chopra weddings. Chandni. Lamhe.…
Beautiful Indian colours. Loud, bright and full of energy. Songs written for that one moment.

My favourite was Sridevi in that bright pink and orange lehenga with hints of green in her paranda, dancing to Mere Haathon Mein Nau Nau Choodiyan. I would have danced every day to that song. Manifesting a wedding in the family.

Those weddings were as close to an Indian wedding you could get to. Real enough that they became our idea of what an Indian wedding should look like for years.

Genda. Gulab. Aam patta. Became the default color palette of Indian weddings.

The toran above every doorway. The flowers in every courtyard. Garlands, everywhere.

Yash Chopra didn’t invent this palette. He simply gave it a permanent place in our collective memory.

Years later now the weddings look completely different.
The outfits are different. The venues are different. But somehow these colours are still there.

Which is probably why this pairing feels timeless. Maybe it’s the oldest pairing in this series.
Older than us.
Older than Rayt.
Older than anything we could ever dream up ourselves.

Our favourite frame? K A R A N (Image 2) catching the three colours together exactly as we have always remembered them.

Maybe that’s why it still feels so beautiful.

31/07/2026

IT DOES! PERIOD

Accidental photos are having a moment. And I have a great one to share.This one was clicked by my son and his friend whi...
30/07/2026

Accidental photos are having a moment. And I have a great one to share.

This one was clicked by my son and his friend while I was busy with my photoshoot. They had their own production running alongside. Is it good? I love it even if you don’t ♥️

If you have bought from us, you would have seen that every Rayt box carries a line from *A Psalm of Life: ”Leave behind ...
25/07/2026

If you have bought from us, you would have seen that every Rayt box carries a line from *A Psalm of Life: ”Leave behind footprints on the sands of time.”

Not because they speak of extraordinary lives. But because they remind us that the footprints we leave behind are often made in ordinary moments.

We see them everywhere. In the hands passing bottles of water. In the meals shared with strangers. In those quite cleaning up when it’s not your home or just simply giving shelter to those who need it.

Longfellow wrote that we should live in a way that leaves footprints for those who come after us. I would like to believer he wasn’t only talking about history. Perhaps he was talking about moments when kindness, responsibility and humanity become the marks we leave on the world.

May we all leave behind footprints worth following.

We don’t invent colors. We just find them.in lotus buds still wrapped in their own leaves.In a starfish resting on sea g...
14/07/2026

We don’t invent colors. We just find them.

in lotus buds still wrapped in their own leaves.

In a starfish resting on sea green sand.

In the doorway of a haveli that’s been that colour longer than any of us have been alive.

Nature Green, Chance Blush, and the All Feels Pink.
nature’s been putting these together for a while. we just started paying attention. so has . Her tables have been saying this for longer than we have.
nature green. blush. all feels pink.
first in a series of finding combinations that work, sometimes we are surprised too. tell us which pairing we should go looking for next.

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