Viya
Indian folklore meets artistic imagination in the designs of Viya. Founder Vikram Goyal finds inspiration in the interplay of global cultures – the elements that unite us all and transcend the artificial boundaries of a map – along with the age-old crafting techniques of India. Precious home accessories and furniture are fashioned from natural materials like brass, coloured stones, cane and rope. Vikram is committed to reviving forgotten or oft-overlooked artisanal traditions, including block-printing, hand-embroidery screen-printing, metal-casting and Italian pietra dura mosaic art. Each collection tells a story, from the candlesticks echoing Mumbai’s Art Deco buildings to pieces influenced by the divinity of the Banyan tree.
Indian folklore meets artistic imagination in the designs of Viya. Founder Vikram Goyal finds inspiration in the interplay of global cultures – the elements that unite us all and transcend the artificial boundaries of a map – along with the age-old crafting techniques of India. Precious home accessories and furniture are fashioned from natural materials like brass, coloured stones, cane and rope. Vikram is committed to reviving forgotten or oft-overlooked artisanal traditions, including block-printing, hand-embroidery screen-printing, metal-casting and Italian pietra dura mosaic art. Each collection tells a story, from the candlesticks echoing Mumbai’s Art Deco buildings to pieces influenced by the divinity of the Banyan tree.
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Viya
Indian folklore meets artistic imagination in the designs of Viya. Founder Vikram Goyal finds inspiration in the interplay of global cultures – the elements that unite us all and transcend the artificial boundaries of a map – along with the age-old crafting techniques of India. Precious home accessories and furniture are fashioned from natural materials like brass, coloured stones, cane and rope. Vikram is committed to reviving forgotten or oft-overlooked artisanal traditions, including block-printing, hand-embroidery screen-printing, metal-casting and Italianpietra duramosaic art. Each collection tells a story, from the candlesticks echoing Mumbai’s Art Deco buildings to pieces influenced by the divinity of the Banyan tree.
