RHYTHMS OF NATURE
Rhythms of Nature was created to honor nature’s enduring force through history, culture, heritage, and the quiet beauty of wellness in the modern world. The florals throughout this collection have long appeared in Indian royal settings, monumental architecture, and sacred rituals, where they have symbolized prosperity, devotion, and grace.
These patterns were designed to capture the essence of a culture’s most simple yet powerful beauty—through imagery, color, and the natural forms that continue to leave their imprint on daily life. May this art bring wonder, serenity, and a sense of visual harmony that nurtures the mind and spirit.
SYMPHONY OF SUGANDHA BLOSSOMS
"Sugandha" is Sanskrit for fragrance. This intricate pattern celebrates the fragrant harmony of tulip, rose, trollius, jasmine, and champa. Tulips symbolize perfect love and spring renewal, roses bring passion and timeless beauty, trollius embodies cheerfulness and nature's quiet perseverance, jasmine carries spiritual purity and devotion from ancient Indian culture, and champa evokes beauty and serenity.
Together, these florals uplift spaces with emotional depth, quiet resilience, and nature's layered grace.
CELADON BLOOM
FRAGRANT SKY
MALA VINE
In Indian tradition, the mala — a garland of flowers — is woven for sacred moments. This pattern features jasmine and roses strung together in a vine-like arrangement to represent abundance, joy, and the sacred union of love and devotion.
KALI RAAT
VERDANT PARDA
SAGE MAHAL
NEEL MIST
NOOR GARDEN
Noor Garden draws from the symmetry and serenity of ancient Indian gardens and palace stonework, where nature was shaped into forms of reflection and grace.
Noor means “light,” to bring a sense of radiance yet calm to a space. The rose symbolizes devotion, beauty, and prosperity, while the hellebore stands for strength and resilience. This pattern was created to bring a sense of heirloom elegance to interiors, layering floral scrollwork inspired by the tiered beauty of terraced gardens and the quiet rhythm of nature.
MOONLIGHT ASH
HERITAGE OLIVE
IVORY SAND
IVORY MIST
SILVER NOOR
TERRACE BLUSH
BANARASI VINE
Banarasi refers to the textile tradition from Banaras, now Varanasi, India, known for richly ornamented woven fabrics and a long history of craftsmanship. Rooted in the ornamental traditions this design reflects the paisley’s connection to growth and abundance, while the botanical tendrils and blossoms are meant to bring a sense of movement, rhythm, and balance.
MIDNIGHT STONE
BLUE HERON
SEAGLASS HAZE
WEATHERED MOSS
SABLE LINEN
OAT SILK
ROSEBUD LATTICE
Rosebud Lattice draws from the refined beauty of Indian decorative traditions, where floral motifs and intricate geometry were shaped into expressions of grace, balance, and light.
The rosebud symbolizes beauty and devotion while the lattice-like repeat echoes jali screens found in Indian temples to bring heirloom-inspired elegance.
MIDNIGHT LATTICE
STORM LATTICE
MOSS LATTICE
OLIVE LATTICE
PLUM LATTICE
MIST LATTICE
IVORY LATTICE
BUTI PULSE
"Buti" is the Mughal term for a single floral motif. In Mughal history, the single floral buti appeared across royal textiles, brocades, and the intricate inlay work of India's most celebrated palaces and monuments — chosen for its symbolism of paradise, harmony, and renewal.
KALI OLIVE
OLIVE EMBER
SOFT OLIVE
CHANDNI MINT
TEMPLE GARDEN
