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Listening to mythology with @seemaanandstorytelling feels like seeing reality through metaphor. As though generations before us were trying to explain emotions too large for ordinary language, so they turned them into objects, symbols, festivals, celestial beings, journeys, songs. But beneath all of that, she speaks about things that are deeply human.

There’s so much in the works right now! Work taking shape for the coming weeks, the months ahead, and into fall. It’s an exciting stretch, but… seasons like this have a way of pulling us inward without us realizing it. Heads down, deep in the making and story-weaving. And every time it happens, we catch ourselves worrying we’ve gone a little quiet with you.

The thing that always pulls us back out are our events. We just wrapped a beautiful run in SF, Chicago and NY.. getting to meet so many of you in person was the grounding we needed. London is right around the corner next, and (we probably shouldn’t be saying this yet) there’s an unannounced pop-up brewing in Amsterdam too 👀

If you can, come find us. We’d love to share a few glimpses of what’s coming and just actually be in a room with you. Grateful we get to meet you all around the world 💕

In most Indian homes, gold was always stored away — protected, invested in, reserved for occasion. Silver lived differently. It sat in drawers, appeared on dining tables, around ankles and wrists, and passed through generations almost casually.

Gold now lives in a dynamism most markets can’t catch up to. And lately, silver is being seen differently — not as secondary to gold, but as something contemporary, personal, wearable, and emotionally resonant in its own right. As conversations around adornment shift, many are returning to silver for its softness, versatility, sculptural quality, and everyday intimacy.

The locked cupboard may still hold gold. But increasingly, people have been wearing what comes from the drawer. Here are a few silver jewellery brands currently on our mind.

Image on slide 1 by Bhupendra Karia

In most Indian homes, gold was always stored away — protected, invested in, reserved for occasion. Silver lived differently. It sat in drawers, appeared on dining tables, around ankles and wrists, and passed through generations almost casually.

Gold now lives in a dynamism most markets can’t catch up to. And lately, silver is being seen differently — not as secondary to gold, but as something contemporary, personal, wearable, and emotionally resonant in its own right. As conversations around adornment shift, many are returning to silver for its softness, versatility, sculptural quality, and everyday intimacy.

The locked cupboard may still hold gold. But increasingly, people have been wearing what comes from the drawer. Here are a few silver jewellery brands currently on our mind.

Image on slide 1 by Bhupendra Karia

In most Indian homes, gold was always stored away — protected, invested in, reserved for occasion. Silver lived differently. It sat in drawers, appeared on dining tables, around ankles and wrists, and passed through generations almost casually.

Gold now lives in a dynamism most markets can’t catch up to. And lately, silver is being seen differently — not as secondary to gold, but as something contemporary, personal, wearable, and emotionally resonant in its own right. As conversations around adornment shift, many are returning to silver for its softness, versatility, sculptural quality, and everyday intimacy.

The locked cupboard may still hold gold. But increasingly, people have been wearing what comes from the drawer. Here are a few silver jewellery brands currently on our mind.

Image on slide 1 by Bhupendra Karia

In most Indian homes, gold was always stored away — protected, invested in, reserved for occasion. Silver lived differently. It sat in drawers, appeared on dining tables, around ankles and wrists, and passed through generations almost casually.

Gold now lives in a dynamism most markets can’t catch up to. And lately, silver is being seen differently — not as secondary to gold, but as something contemporary, personal, wearable, and emotionally resonant in its own right. As conversations around adornment shift, many are returning to silver for its softness, versatility, sculptural quality, and everyday intimacy.

The locked cupboard may still hold gold. But increasingly, people have been wearing what comes from the drawer. Here are a few silver jewellery brands currently on our mind.

Image on slide 1 by Bhupendra Karia

In most Indian homes, gold was always stored away — protected, invested in, reserved for occasion. Silver lived differently. It sat in drawers, appeared on dining tables, around ankles and wrists, and passed through generations almost casually.

Gold now lives in a dynamism most markets can’t catch up to. And lately, silver is being seen differently — not as secondary to gold, but as something contemporary, personal, wearable, and emotionally resonant in its own right. As conversations around adornment shift, many are returning to silver for its softness, versatility, sculptural quality, and everyday intimacy.

The locked cupboard may still hold gold. But increasingly, people have been wearing what comes from the drawer. Here are a few silver jewellery brands currently on our mind.

Image on slide 1 by Bhupendra Karia

In most Indian homes, gold was always stored away — protected, invested in, reserved for occasion. Silver lived differently. It sat in drawers, appeared on dining tables, around ankles and wrists, and passed through generations almost casually.

Gold now lives in a dynamism most markets can’t catch up to. And lately, silver is being seen differently — not as secondary to gold, but as something contemporary, personal, wearable, and emotionally resonant in its own right. As conversations around adornment shift, many are returning to silver for its softness, versatility, sculptural quality, and everyday intimacy.

The locked cupboard may still hold gold. But increasingly, people have been wearing what comes from the drawer. Here are a few silver jewellery brands currently on our mind.

Image on slide 1 by Bhupendra Karia

In most Indian homes, gold was always stored away — protected, invested in, reserved for occasion. Silver lived differently. It sat in drawers, appeared on dining tables, around ankles and wrists, and passed through generations almost casually.

Gold now lives in a dynamism most markets can’t catch up to. And lately, silver is being seen differently — not as secondary to gold, but as something contemporary, personal, wearable, and emotionally resonant in its own right. As conversations around adornment shift, many are returning to silver for its softness, versatility, sculptural quality, and everyday intimacy.

The locked cupboard may still hold gold. But increasingly, people have been wearing what comes from the drawer. Here are a few silver jewellery brands currently on our mind.

Image on slide 1 by Bhupendra Karia

To London, With Love. Sunday 7th June.

Back for its second year, this summer pop up showcases a selection of beautiful South Asian owned brands from around the world. We can’t wait to experience it together.

RSVP for free through our bio.

@the.ferrier
@kushiaania
@majidrinks
@thecandlewala
@biskutbar
@fifthorigins
@anishaparmarstudio
@divyamendi
@vaarsalondon
@rootsnritualsbeauty
@yo_janda
@surmeyi
@thetajinderkaur

To London, With Love. Sunday 7th June.

Back for its second year, this summer pop up showcases a selection of beautiful South Asian owned brands from around the world. We can’t wait to experience it together.

RSVP for free through our bio.

@the.ferrier
@kushiaania
@majidrinks
@thecandlewala
@biskutbar
@fifthorigins
@anishaparmarstudio
@divyamendi
@vaarsalondon
@rootsnritualsbeauty
@yo_janda
@surmeyi
@thetajinderkaur

To London, With Love. Sunday 7th June.

Back for its second year, this summer pop up showcases a selection of beautiful South Asian owned brands from around the world. We can’t wait to experience it together.

RSVP for free through our bio.

@the.ferrier
@kushiaania
@majidrinks
@thecandlewala
@biskutbar
@fifthorigins
@anishaparmarstudio
@divyamendi
@vaarsalondon
@rootsnritualsbeauty
@yo_janda
@surmeyi
@thetajinderkaur

She loved her jewels almost as much as her freedom ✨ @surmeyi ✨

Shot by shakti @helloexcusemewhat 🌬️🐚💌

She loved her jewels almost as much as her freedom ✨ @surmeyi ✨

Shot by shakti @helloexcusemewhat 🌬️🐚💌

She loved her jewels almost as much as her freedom ✨ @surmeyi ✨

Shot by shakti @helloexcusemewhat 🌬️🐚💌

She loved her jewels almost as much as her freedom ✨ @surmeyi ✨

Shot by shakti @helloexcusemewhat 🌬️🐚💌

She loved her jewels almost as much as her freedom ✨ @surmeyi ✨

Shot by shakti @helloexcusemewhat 🌬️🐚💌

She loved her jewels almost as much as her freedom ✨ @surmeyi ✨

Shot by shakti @helloexcusemewhat 🌬️🐚💌

She loved her jewels almost as much as her freedom ✨ @surmeyi ✨

Shot by shakti @helloexcusemewhat 🌬️🐚💌

She loved her jewels almost as much as her freedom ✨ @surmeyi ✨

Shot by shakti @helloexcusemewhat 🌬️🐚💌

Revisiting old photos and creations, realising there’s always magic in them ✨

Revisiting old photos and creations, realising there’s always magic in them ✨

Revisiting old photos and creations, realising there’s always magic in them ✨

A closer look at our rings, and how they sit on your hands ✨💕

A closer look at our rings, and how they sit on your hands ✨💕

A closer look at our rings, and how they sit on your hands ✨💕

A closer look at our rings, and how they sit on your hands ✨💕

A closer look at our rings, and how they sit on your hands ✨💕

A closer look at our rings, and how they sit on your hands ✨💕

A closer look at our rings, and how they sit on your hands ✨💕

A closer look at our rings, and how they sit on your hands ✨💕

A closer look at our rings, and how they sit on your hands ✨💕

A couple sketches from six months of trying, redoing, figuring it out, just to get here.

Paper to form.. what went into making the Käma Rings.

A couple sketches from six months of trying, redoing, figuring it out, just to get here.

Paper to form.. what went into making the Käma Rings.

A couple sketches from six months of trying, redoing, figuring it out, just to get here.

Paper to form.. what went into making the Käma Rings.

A couple sketches from six months of trying, redoing, figuring it out, just to get here.

Paper to form.. what went into making the Käma Rings.

A couple sketches from six months of trying, redoing, figuring it out, just to get here.

Paper to form.. what went into making the Käma Rings.

A couple sketches from six months of trying, redoing, figuring it out, just to get here.

Paper to form.. what went into making the Käma Rings.

A couple sketches from six months of trying, redoing, figuring it out, just to get here.

Paper to form.. what went into making the Käma Rings.

When we made the Käma Perfume Ring, we couldnt stop thinking - what if it could hold a tiny solid perfume that we could DIY? 🤔😍
So naturally, we went down a YouTube rabbit hole, tried it and it kind of worked!

A little balm + a spritz of your favourite fragrance, let it sit (we were impatient and popped it into the fridge… not saying that’s the right way 🙂) and you have a scent you can carry with you all day.

Or… tuck in a few flower petals or a tiny love note to yourself as little reminders ♥️

Introducing our Käma Rings - Five Element Rings and One Perfume Ring ✨

Legend has it that when Kamadeva turned to ash, love did not disappear - it scattered across the cosmos. It lives in a parrot’s song, a fish’s graceful swim, a lotus’s gentle bloom, the soft flicker of a flame and the infinite space that holds it all.

The Käma Element Rings come in five motifs - parrot, fish, lotus, fire and ether. They’re meant to be stacked, mixed and worn the way you want.

The Käma Perfume Ring comes in the parrot motif, with an opening lid and a small hidden chamber - just large enough for a touch of solid perfume, a few flower petals or a folded note. A beautiful secret -whatever you need it to hold.

All rings come with an adjustable band. And we want you to mix and match and layer them - so enjoy 10% off when buy any 3 of the Käma Rings (Perfume or Element).

Some stories in the Käma collection needed to be told more. So here we are - bringing them into rings ✨

Launching soon 👀🙌🏽

A closer look at the Käma Earrings and Anklets, soon to be archived 🤍
Designed to be cherished, each piece is handcrafted and part of a limited run we always intended to keep small. As they move into our archive, this is your final chance to make them yours.✨

Available for pre-order until May 8, with 10% off on your last order.

Once archived, they won’t return.

A closer look at the Käma Earrings and Anklets, soon to be archived 🤍
Designed to be cherished, each piece is handcrafted and part of a limited run we always intended to keep small. As they move into our archive, this is your final chance to make them yours.✨

Available for pre-order until May 8, with 10% off on your last order.

Once archived, they won’t return.

A closer look at the Käma Earrings and Anklets, soon to be archived 🤍
Designed to be cherished, each piece is handcrafted and part of a limited run we always intended to keep small. As they move into our archive, this is your final chance to make them yours.✨

Available for pre-order until May 8, with 10% off on your last order.

Once archived, they won’t return.

A closer look at the Käma Earrings and Anklets, soon to be archived 🤍
Designed to be cherished, each piece is handcrafted and part of a limited run we always intended to keep small. As they move into our archive, this is your final chance to make them yours.✨

Available for pre-order until May 8, with 10% off on your last order.

Once archived, they won’t return.

A closer look at the Käma Earrings and Anklets, soon to be archived 🤍
Designed to be cherished, each piece is handcrafted and part of a limited run we always intended to keep small. As they move into our archive, this is your final chance to make them yours.✨

Available for pre-order until May 8, with 10% off on your last order.

Once archived, they won’t return.

A closer look at the Käma Earrings and Anklets, soon to be archived 🤍
Designed to be cherished, each piece is handcrafted and part of a limited run we always intended to keep small. As they move into our archive, this is your final chance to make them yours.✨

Available for pre-order until May 8, with 10% off on your last order.

Once archived, they won’t return.

A closer look at the Käma Earrings and Anklets, soon to be archived 🤍
Designed to be cherished, each piece is handcrafted and part of a limited run we always intended to keep small. As they move into our archive, this is your final chance to make them yours.✨

Available for pre-order until May 8, with 10% off on your last order.

Once archived, they won’t return.

A closer look at the Käma Earrings and Anklets, soon to be archived 🤍
Designed to be cherished, each piece is handcrafted and part of a limited run we always intended to keep small. As they move into our archive, this is your final chance to make them yours.✨

Available for pre-order until May 8, with 10% off on your last order.

Once archived, they won’t return.

A closer look at the Käma Earrings and Anklets, soon to be archived 🤍
Designed to be cherished, each piece is handcrafted and part of a limited run we always intended to keep small. As they move into our archive, this is your final chance to make them yours.✨

Available for pre-order until May 8, with 10% off on your last order.

Once archived, they won’t return.