Who said snacks should play second fiddle to tea or coffee? This vegan china rectangular platter gives every bite its due, turning everything from finger sandwiches to mithai into part of the tablescape. Painted with a safari landscape, it’s as much art as it is tableware.
There’s something theatrical about spots, they never fail to catch the eye. This hand-painted ceramic teapot leans into that charm, its black spots and 22-carat gold detailing turning a simple pour into a ritual. Every gathering? Spot on
This two-tiered plate stand lets you serve your macarons and petit fours in style. The teal plates in fine bone china are adorned with tangerines and a 24-carat gold rim brought together by a nickel-plated brass stand
Tea time is when the pace of life truly slows down and every little detail matters. Cast in brass with a gleaming gold finish, this flower-shaped tea strainer keeps stray tea leaves at bay, making every brew feel special.
For tea-time connoisseurs, this porcelain set does more than serve the brew. The teapot, cups, saucers grace the table in one cohesive design. The grey iris florals and 24 carat gold accents make every table feel thoughtfully curated.
For those who believe tea deserves more than mismatched mugs, this 12-piece porcelain set brings the entire spread together. Decorated by delicate floral motifs, gold-rimmed detailing and elephant-adorned saucers, it lends every tea table the charm of an heirloom. Pinkies up!
If the answer to “tea or coffee?” is always coffee, consider this your go-to cup and saucer duo. Hand-painted with lead free colours on vegan porcelain, leafy motifs replace the usual florals for a fresher take on everyday serveware.
Brewing the perfect filter coffee takes time; styling it shouldn’t. This stoneware dabra set gives the South Indian classic a playful, modern twist, proving even an everyday coffee ritual deserves thoughtful design. Consider it high tea’s cooler, filter coffee-loving younger sibling!
Hand-decorated on fine bone china paired with classic black-and-gold motifs inspired by Rajasthan’s Bappuji ki Phad art form and elevated with 24-carat gold detailing. Every cup, saucer and teapot feels like a collectible work of art.
