In Sanskrit, Avidhi means “irregular”, a fitting name for a piece that embraces imperfection as art. Each curve and uneven edge is shaped by hand, allowing the maker’s touch to guide the form rather than confine it. The result is a vessel that stands as a gentle reminder: beauty often lies in what flows naturally, unbound by symmetry or structure. Handcrafted in pure brass , it invites organic movement into your space, becoming both a vessel and a sculpture of quiet individuality.
Metal craft or the art of crafting metal into beautiful objects is based on three traditional methods
a) the hammering or beating method
b) the casting method
c) the brazing method.
In the beaten method metal is forged, in casting molten metal is poured into moulds and in brazing, pre fabricated sheets are used.
Brass metal used here is an alloy of zinc and copper.
As each handmade piece is unique it may contain slight variations in color, texture and form.
