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EVENTS
Event spaces are designed to leave a mark. We create immersive environments that engage the senses and tell a compelling story. Each detail is crafted to enhance the experience and make moments memorable.
CHARPAI PROJECT
2019 - GOA, INDIA
If one were to imagine a single piece of furniture which is truly Indian it would be the Charpai. It is perhaps one of the most functional pieces of furniture ever created - portable, economical, sustainable, compact, multifunctional with utility, not only for personal use, but also for social use, and for people to get together.
Curated by Ayush Kasliwal
Co-curated by Ramayudh Sahu.
The frugality of the structure, and the multiple uses make it ideal for the shared open spaces of our towns and villages, where many activities continue to be outdoors. A fast dwindling commons, and a predominantly indoor lifestyle questions whether the Charpai is relevant any more.
CHARPAI PROJECT
2019 - NEW DELHI,INDIA
If one were to imagine a single piece of furniture which is truly Indian it would be the Charpai. It is perhaps one of the most functional pieces of furniture ever created - portable, economical, sustainable, compact, multifunctional with utility, not only for personal use, but also for social use, and for people to get together.
Curated by Ayush Kasliwal
Co-curated by Ramayudh Sahu
CHARPAI PROJECT
2019 - GOA, INDIA
If one were to imagine a single piece of furniture which is truly Indian it would be the Charpai. It is perhaps one of the most functional pieces of furniture ever created - portable, economical, sustainable, compact, multifunctional with utility, not only for personal use, but also for social use, and for people to get together.
Curated by Ayush Kasliwal
Co-curated by Ramayudh Sahu
CHARPAI PROJECT
2019 - NEW DELHI, INDIA
If one were to imagine a single piece of furniture which is truly Indian it would be the Charpai. It is perhaps one of the most functional pieces of furniture ever created - portable, economical, sustainable, compact, multifunctional with utility, not only for personal use, but also for social use, and for people to get together.
Curated by Ayush Kasliwal
Co-curated by Ramayudh Sahu, Anirudh Pratap Singh
The frugality of the structure, and the multiple uses make it ideal for the shared open spaces of our towns and villages, where many activities continue to be outdoors. A fast dwindling commons, and a predominantly indoor lifestyle questions whether the Charpai is relevant any more.
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