The presentation
Opened once, remembered always
Every piece is seated in a navy lacquer case, wrapped in unbleached cotton, and sealed with the house emblem. Engraving of a name, a date or a line of verse is done before it ships.
Est. as a house of silver
Where SilverBecomes Legacy
Jewellery, temple artefacts and silverware raised by hand in 925 sterling — made for the households that keep things.
The house
Silver is not bought.It is handed down.
A Sattva piece begins as a flat sheet and a decision — that it will be raised by hand rather than poured into a mould. Hand-raised silver work-hardens as it is struck. It becomes denser, and it rings differently.
Our craftsmen come from families that have shaped devotional silver for four generations. Nothing leaves the workshop until the person who made it is willing to have their name recorded against it.
We are not making products. We are making the object your grandchildren will argue over.
The collections
Five ways silver enters a home
Each collection is made to order. Weights, motifs and engraving are adjusted for the household it is going to.
I
Jewellery
Worn daily, kept for decades
Kadas, chains and cuffs raised by hand from sterling silver, chased with motifs drawn from temple architecture.
II
Murti & Temple
For the room that holds the quiet
III
Silverware
The table, set properly
IV
Corporate Gifts
A gesture that outlasts the quarter
V
Wedding & Festive
The pieces that start a household
JewelleryI / V
The workshop
Nineteen days.One pair of hands.
01
Sheet & anneal
Sterling is rolled, heated to cherry red and quenched so it will move without tearing.
02
Raising
The form is hammered over a wooden stake, a few thousand strikes, until it holds its own shape.
03
Chasing
Relief is punched from the reverse, then sharpened from the front — petal by petal, by eye.
04
Finish & hallmark
Polished through six grades, hallmarked, then recorded against the maker's name.
Signature pieces
Four objects that explain the house
The Anantha Kada
Hand-chased cuff · 925
Deepa Stambha Pair
Temple oil lamps · 925
Vaani Tumbler Set
Hammered drinkware, six · 925
Trousseau Casket
Repoussé lidded box · 925
Devotional
Made for the lamp, not the vitrine
Murtis are proportioned to traditional measure and weighted at the base so they stand without shim or wax. Bells are tuned by thinning the lip until the note holds.
Assurance
925, hallmarked,and buy-back honoured.
925
Sterling, tested per batch
BIS
Hallmarked at assay
100%
Lifetime exchange on weight
The showroom
Hold it beforeyou choose it.
Silver has to be picked up. We keep a private viewing room where pieces are brought out on cloth, one at a time, with the maker's notes beside them.
- Address
- Showroom address to be confirmed
India - Hours
- Mon – Sat, 11:00 – 20:00
- Private
- Private viewings by appointment