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Created for the modern Indian home

In every home, the kitchen is where love and creativity come alive, yet the tools we use every day are often overlooked.

Daily Rituals tools laid out on a wooden table

Daily Rituals turns simple habits into elevated rituals because the tools you touch every day should feel as exquisite as the meals you create.

So the squeezer is weighted to sit out on the counter, the strainer is finished to be seen at the table, and even the children’s spoons are topped with a strawberry. Rose gold, gold and matte black, in stainless steel, zinc alloy, iron and aluminium.

In the lookbook’s words

A day of rituals

  1. 6:30 am

    Morning chai

    Strainers for chai and coffee, presses for the morning nimbu pani. Small tools, used before anyone else is awake.

  2. 11:00 am

    Prep

    Peelers that take a carrot in one stroke, a grater for the parmesan, a jhara long enough for the kadhai.

  3. 3:00 pm

    Bake

    Balloon whisks in three sizes and a rose-gold slicer for when the oven is done.

  4. 7:30 pm

    Serve

    Tongs for every course, scoopers for dessert, mesh baskets for the fries. Finished to sit beside the food, not behind it.

  5. 8:00 pm

    Little ones

    Short gold cutlery topped with strawberries, lemons, watermelons and animals. Rounded edges, packed ready to gift.

  6. 10:00 pm

    Evening pour

    Shot glasses on a wooden tray, straw spoons for the slow sip, an opener that does caps and cans.

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