House of Santal

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

The Fragments Console turns a solid volume into a shifting landscape of wood and pattern.Its scooped form is carved from...
10/12/2026

The Fragments Console turns a solid volume into a shifting landscape of wood and pattern.

Its scooped form is carved from a monolithic cuboid, while hundreds of individually assembled wooden elements create a field of Sadeli marquetry across the surface. Traditionally used on boxes and decorative objects, the craft is reworked here across a curved, sculptural form.

Featured: Fragments Console by Jwalant Madevwala & Kanika Agarwal, andblack.

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

A mountain range, translated through joinery and material.Mountain Screen draws from the jagged outlines of Pakistan’s m...
10/11/2026

A mountain range, translated through joinery and material.

Mountain Screen draws from the jagged outlines of Pakistan’s mountain ranges, bringing travertine, brass, steel and four types of wood into a single composition. Ashwood, walnut, mahogany and red oak are joined with the harder surfaces of metal and stone, with hand-painted textures used to bring out their individual character.

The detailing is central to the piece. Each material remains distinct while becoming part of one architectural form.

Featured: Mountain Screen by Yousaf Shahbaz & Saira Ahsan by STRATA.

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

When ornament became structure.The Nouveau Screen takes the flowing, organic language of Art Nouveau and translates it i...
10/10/2026

When ornament became structure.

The Nouveau Screen takes the flowing, organic language of Art Nouveau and translates it into a three-dimensional form. Sculpted rosewood carries the movement of the design, while stainless steel brings a clean contrast to its elaborate lines.

Discover the Nouveau Screen at House of Santal.
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Featured: Nouveau Screen by Strata. Designed by SAIRA AHSAN & YOUSAF SHAHBAZ. Photo Courtesy of Strata.

10/09/2026

Made with the material in mind.

The Kodo Table lets the character of teak and ash remain visible through exposed joinery, hand-chiselled details and carefully finished surfaces. From its sculpted bowl and brass accents to the depth of the grain, every detail is considered as part of the whole.

Discover the Kodo Table at House of Santal.

Featured: Kodo Table by Koan. Designed by AAJ AND KHUSHI PATEL. Photo Courtesy of Koan.

The Roar Cabinet brings sculpture and Indian miniature painting into one continuous composition. Its sculpted form moves...
10/08/2026

The Roar Cabinet brings sculpture and Indian miniature painting into one continuous composition. Its sculpted form moves from base to handle, while two painted tigers follow its curves across the surface, turning the cabinet into an object that reveals more with every view.

Discover the Roar Cabinet at House of Santal.

Featured: Roar Cabinet by andblack. Designed by JWALANT MADEVWALA & KANIKA AGARWAL. Photo Courtesy of andblack.

House of Santal presents Roopantara: Matter in Metamorphosis, Edition II of the gallery.A new collection of contemporary...
10/07/2026

House of Santal presents Roopantara: Matter in Metamorphosis, Edition II of the gallery.

A new collection of contemporary South Asian design exploring how materials, forms and inherited ideas change through time, process and making.

Now on view. Make an appointment to experience Roopantara at House of Santal, New York City.

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What happens after inheritance?Roopantara looks at the ways materials, forms and traditions change as they move through ...
10/05/2026

What happens after inheritance?

Roopantara looks at the ways materials, forms and traditions change as they move through time and new hands. Here, transformation is not an ending, but a way of carrying something forward.

Make an appointment to experience Roopantara at House of Santal.

Matter in metamorphosis.Across the collection, familiar forms take new shape: carved, layered, stretched, fractured and ...
10/03/2026

Matter in metamorphosis.

Across the collection, familiar forms take new shape: carved, layered, stretched, fractured and reworked through different materials and ways of making.

Make an appointment, and explore Roopantara at House of Santal, New York City.

House of Santal presents Roopantara: Matter in Metamorphosis, our second exhibition. Bringing together designers from ac...
09/30/2026

House of Santal presents Roopantara: Matter in Metamorphosis, our second exhibition. Bringing together designers from across South Asia, Roopantara explores how materials, forms and inherited ideas change, evolve and take on new life through making.

Opening 1 October 2026 in New York. We’d love to have you join us at the gallery and experience the collection with us.

135 W 50th St, New York City
By appointment only.

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.

Discover the Monster Buddha Lamp at House of Santal.

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]

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