Home Décor — Candles, Statues & Artful Objects

Home décor is more than what fills a room — it is the quiet story your space tells. Our curated collection of handcrafted objects, spiritual figurines and natural materials brings warmth, intention and a sense of the sacred into everyday living. From glowing Himalayan salt lamps to brass wind chimes that catch the breeze, each piece is chosen to help you create a home that feels truly yours.

What you will find in this collection

This collection spans a wide and expressive range of artful objects. At its heart sit our Buddha statues — available in brass, teal and gold, and in sizes from miniature altar pieces to statement sculptures — alongside spiritual figurines including Maneki Neko lucky cats, Ganesha idols and elephant head wall sculptures. Himalayan salt lamps in a range of weights bring their characteristic warm glow to bedside tables and living spaces, while brass wind chimes with Om chakra beads and bell details add gentle sound and movement to doorways and gardens. Handcrafted wall décor includes tree-of-life designs, woven rattan lamps and vetiver root placemats, alongside handmade jute rugs in recycled cotton. Natural materials are central throughout: teak, brass, ceramic, jute, vetiver and Himalayan salt feature across the range.

How to choose the right piece

Consider the mood you want to create before selecting a piece. If you are drawn to stillness and calm, a meditating Buddha statue in brass or teal and gold makes a beautiful focal point for a quiet corner or shelf. For spaces that benefit from a gentle, ambient glow, a Himalayan salt lamp — available from compact 2–3 kg sizes up to substantial 8–10 kg pieces — casts a warm, diffused light. Wind chimes work well hung near open windows or in outdoor spaces where they can move freely; those with brass bells and chakra beads produce a richer, more resonant tone. When selecting wall décor, think about scale: a large elephant head wood sculpture commands attention on a generous wall, while a rattan lamp or woven placemat layers texture without overwhelming a smaller space. The Chakra hub is a useful reference if you are drawn to pieces associated with particular energy centres.

Ways to bring these pieces into your home

These objects work beautifully as part of a mindful living space — arranged on a natural teak corner shelf to create a small altar or intention-setting corner, or distributed throughout a room to add layers of texture and meaning. A Himalayan salt block grill plate doubles as a functional and aesthetic piece, while a handmade jute rug grounds a space with natural fibre. They also make thoughtful gifts: a miniature brass Buddha statue or a Maneki Neko moving-hand figurine carries both beauty and meaning. Mix materials freely — a brass wind chime beside a ceramic lucky cat, a salt lamp on a wooden shelf — for a layered, personal look that feels curated rather than assembled.