House of Santal

House of Santal Collectible South Asian design
Contemporary works rooted in legacy craft
Arriving soon in New York.

A playful form, lit from within.The Monster Buddha Lamp brings together a sculpted sand-cast brass base and a hand-blown...
09/26/2026

A playful form, lit from within.

The Monster Buddha Lamp brings together a sculpted sand-cast brass base and a hand-blown glass dome, turning a simple source of light into an object with presence and personality. A little unexpected, a little whimsical, and designed to glow.

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Featured: Monster Buddha Lamp by Karan Desai. Designed by Karan Desai. Photo Courtesy of Karan Desai.

[South Asian Design Contemporary Craft Artisanal Furniture Material-Led Design]

Light takes many forms.Across the collection, light is shaped through material, structure and silhouette: from sculptur...
09/24/2026

Light takes many forms.

Across the collection, light is shaped through material, structure and silhouette: from sculptural forms and tactile surfaces to quiet, atmospheric glows. Each piece offers a different expression of how light can inhabit a space.

Explore the lighting collection at House of Santal.

[South Asian Design Contemporary Craft Artisanal Furniture Material-Led Design]

Made to come apart. Made to come together.The Mental Dismantle Chair explores precision and modularity through a no-weld...
09/21/2026

Made to come apart. Made to come together.

The Mental Dismantle Chair explores precision and modularity through a no-weld joinery system in teakwood and milled brass. Designed as a fully disassemblable kit of parts, its construction is as considered as the form it creates.

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Featured: Mental Dismantle Chair by Design Ni Dukaan. Designed by Veeram Shah. Photo courtesy of Design Ni Dukaan.

[South Asian Design Contemporary Craft Artisanal Furniture Material-Led Design]

Rhythm, translated into tables.Three pieces by Sage Living explore material, geometry and movement in distinct ways: fro...
09/19/2026

Rhythm, translated into tables.

Three pieces by Sage Living explore material, geometry and movement in distinct ways: from the layered planes of Ori Side table, to the fluid glass and brass of Dharma Accent table, and the rock-like mass of Rock Accent table. Different expressions, brought together by a shared sensitivity to form and material.

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Featured: Ori Side Table, Dharma Accent Table and Rock Accent Table by Sage Living. Designed by Keerthi Tummala. Photo courtesy of Sage Living.

[South Asian Design Contemporary Craft Artisanal Furniture Material-Led Design]

09/16/2026

The lamp that finds its place in every story.

Inspired by the quiet glow of the streetlamp, Lamp Post brings that same sense of warmth and intimacy into imagined worlds from silent interiors to open landscapes and everything in between. Its sculptural form holds its own, while the world around it keeps changing.

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Featured: Lamp Post by Harsh*ta Jhamtani. Designed by Harsh*ta Jhamtani. Photo courtesy of Harsh*ta Jhamtani.

[South Asian Design Contemporary Craft Artisanal Furniture Material-Led Design]

A collection of distinct forms.From sculptural silhouettes to intricate construction, each chair approaches seating thro...
09/14/2026

A collection of distinct forms.

From sculptural silhouettes to intricate construction, each chair approaches seating through a different combination of material, structure and expression. Together, they reveal the many ways a chair can shape the experience of a space.

Explore the collection at House of Santal.

[South Asian Design Contemporary Craft Artisanal Furniture Material-Led Design]

The lamp where material gives light its mood.Orra brings together a deeply textured clay-paste body, brass-finished deta...
09/11/2026

The lamp where material gives light its mood.

Orra brings together a deeply textured clay-paste body, brass-finished details and a hand-piped metal shade, balancing dark, tactile surfaces with warm illumination. Its totemic silhouette gives each material room to speak, creating a piece that feels both grounded and luminous.

Discover the Orra Floor Lamp at House of Santal.

Featured: Orra Floor lamp by Harsh*ta Jhamtani. Designed by Harsh*ta Jhamtani. Photo courtesy of Harsh*ta Jhamtani.

[South Asian Design Contemporary Craft Artisanal Furniture Material-Led Design]

The chair that lets bamboo speak for itself.The Black Slice Chair reveals the natural character of bamboo through a dist...
09/08/2026

The chair that lets bamboo speak for itself.

The Black Slice Chair reveals the natural character of bamboo through a distinctive sliced edge that exposes its hollow core. Heat-bent and turned bamboo meets hand-woven leather cord, bringing together material, craft and structure in a form that feels both grounded and light.

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Featured: Black Slice chair by Rhizome. Designed by Rhizome. Photo courtesy of Rhizome.

[South Asian Design Contemporary Craft Artisanal Furniture Material-Led Design]

09/05/2026

The swing that brings childhood memory into the present.

A familiar object of play is reimagined through contemporary craft, bringing together sculptural metalwork, woven details and bold colour. Playful yet considered, it turns nostalgia into an object for today.

Discover The Trapeze Swing at House of Santal.

Featured: The Trapeze Swing by POD. Designed by Nish*ta Kamdar. Photo courtesy of POD.

[South Asian Design Contemporary Craft Artisanal Furniture Material-Led Design]

The Mirror that brings the history of gold into the present.Across art and material culture, gold has long been used as ...
09/02/2026

The Mirror that brings the history of gold into the present.

Across art and material culture, gold has long been used as a surface to catch light, create ornament, and heighten presence. The Gilded Current draws from this visual language through hand-shaped, deliberately irregular brass, turning reflection into a shifting study of light, movement, and imperfection.

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Featured: The Gilded Current by Arisaa. Designed by Aashka Desai. Photo courtesy of Arisaa.

[South Asian Design Contemporary Craft Artisanal Furniture Material-Led Design]

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