Aabhla Collection: Modern Lipan Kaam Decor

Each 10 to 14 inch circular module is finished with a tactile clay plaster that mimics the raw beauty of Kutch mud work, designed for easy flush-mounting with concealed back brackets. You can mix and match these units—choosing from glass mirrors, functional shelves, or planters—to create a wall composition that serves as both art and daily storage.

Our Aabhla collection is an attempt to translate the intricate Lipan Kaam of Kutch into a language that speaks to modern living. Inspired by the mud and mirror work traditionally crafted by the Rabari community, we have re-engineered these forms to be modular, durable, and adaptable to contemporary home interiors.

The Anatomy of the Piece

Every module starts with a composite base, coated in a hand-finished, textured clay plaster. We stick to a matte earth-tone palette—Terracotta Red, Ochre Yellow, and Grey—to ground the pieces in their organic roots. These aren't mass-produced items; they carry the subtle quirks and variations of hand-finished surfaces, which we believe adds to their character.

Configuration and Utility

Because each unit is independent, you can move away from static wall art. You might pair a mirror module with a small shelf near your entryway for keys, or group multiple planter modules in a living room to bring a touch of green to a vertical surface. The concealed mounting system keeps the focus entirely on the craft, allowing the circle to float slightly off the wall.

Why it Matters

We often look to traditional crafts not just for their aesthetic, but for the 'in-between' spaces they create—the places where we stop, interact, and observe. Integrating an element like Aabhla into your home is our way of inviting that slow, deliberate pace into your daily environment. These pieces are designed to be part of your living canvas, evolving as your needs and space change over time.