Arth Pot Large art a series of ‘Paintographs’ is

a series of ‘Paintographs’ is the coming together of Tarpaulin sheets (commonly called ‘chhapras’) constructed as roofs by sellers in the market as means of protection from the most basic difficulty of selling outdoors

Made in coated steel

is a complex of temples and shrines that overlooks the shore of the Bay of Bengal

and the abstract compositions all speak of growth

These magnificent Hindu and Jain temples were built between the 9th and 11th centuries by Chandela dynasty

Arth Pot Large art a series of ‘Paintographs’ isArth is the new series of earthen cookware. Each article in this series is handcrafted with great care by a skilled artisan. We at Rayden firmly believe that food is a labour of love and there is nothing like a healthy, scrumptious, home cooked meal. Inspired by the spirit of slow cooking and local food, Arth creates an alternative to the fast food lifestyle. Flameware pottery holds heat, keeping food warm during mealtime. It does not pit or leach