Crafting each block of wood and plinth by hand, these miniatures are an ode to the legacy of the great Himalayas.
Kath Kuni in green is made by recycling and upcycling older wooden objects. This miniature home is a replica of a home in Burwa where the artist lived.
The faces of Ceder trees were foraged, restored and cured to eloquently craft this crown of lamps.
Designed to evoke the light of a hearth, the ceder crown lamp is a unique, bespoke piece of utility and art.
Kath Kuni in yellow is an original design of vernacular architectural practice of the Himalayan region. The rooftops adorn outer barks of trees called Fofda and Shokte in the Kulvi dialect.
Made from upcycling old wood and driftwood pieces, this equisite miniature is a collectors item.
Made from the barks of locally sourced Apple trees, this chest is a perfect gift for your loved ones.
Size in Inches – L 5.5 x B 3.5 x H 6
Inspired from the houses in the village of Bran, this heritage miniature structure is built inside out. The lower floor housing cattle and wood for winter, while living quaters are accessed through the spiral staircase.
The attic houses the deity.
Made from the barks of locally sourced Apple trees, this chest is a perfect gift for your loved ones.
Size in Inches – L 1.5 x B 1.5 x H 2
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Write to us at hq@studiomanali.com to commission your own art piece.
