Inspired by the essence of co-existence and harmony, Raaga is a chandelier that celebrates the finest glassmaking techniques. Flowing like a melodic composition, layers of glass shells intertwine, creating organic leaf-like nests from which glowing buds emerge.
Each leaf is intricately textured, drawing inspiration from the Freddy leaf’s delicate veins, while the buds and flowers, crafted in a luminous mother-of-pearl finish, radiate warmth from within. Like a raag in Indian classical music, this chandelier brings together form, light, and texture in perfect rhythm and balance, transforming any space into a stage for nature’s grace and drama.
The installation creates light and shadows in a space in amalgamation with the new collection of furniture around it. Finishes are kept as per theme and achieved to perfection as per fabric shades to give the best outcome to the visual of a space.
At a site in Mumbai, Raaga takes on a new form—a swirling nest of glass leaves, twisting like a tornado on the ceiling (2.8 ft dia, 2 ft height). Inspired by the gentle force of the wind, the leaves appear to be caught in motion, flowing in a circular rhythm. This dynamic installation captures the essence of movement and balance, as if nature itself is shaping the space.
Installed at a site in Delhi, this Raaga chandelier forms a tighter, denser nest of delicate glass leaves, with glowing buds sprouting from the center (4 ft long, 2.5 ft wide, 2.5 ft height). Unlike its open, airy counterparts, this installation creates a sense of intimacy and enclosure, capturing the essence of a flourishing sanctuary.
Complementing the chandelier, the Raaga Wall Light mirrors this theme—buds gently emerging from the heart of two textured glass leaves, bringing an organic, sculptural elegance to the space.
At a site in Mumbai, Raaga transforms into a poetic cascade of glass leaves, flowing seamlessly across the ceiling (5 ft long, 4 ft wide, 1.5 ft height). Inspired by autumn’s gentle fall, the installation captures the essence of leaves drifting from a tree, creating an organic, free-flowing movement suspended in time.
The Raaga Pendant reimagines the original chandelier into a compact, poetic form. A single swirling nest of textured glass leaves cradles a cluster of in-lit, mother of pearl finish glass balls that descend from its center
Two delicately textured Raaga leaves rest against the wall, from which glowing buds gracefully sprout on slender stems. As if emerging from nature itself, the composition evokes a sense of new beginnings—buds blooming out of harmony and light, turning your wall into a living piece of art.
This bespoke Raaga installation flows across two spaces, connecting them with leaves trailing organically to form a dense, nest-like cluster on one side. Glowing buds emerge from within, creating a sense of rhythm, movement, and harmony like a melodic breeze captured in glass.
In this concept, wine-colored accent leaves add a bold touch to the monochrome interior. Unlike our nest-like compositions, this installation flows freely—leaves and glowing buds drift down organically, creating a sense of lightness and effortless movement.
This low-height Raaga installation forms a flowing canopy of leaves, with glowing buds and flowers emerging gently. More ceiling art than chandelier, it brings a soft, organic rhythm to the space.
