The art of India

 While the art of Pichwai regales in unexpected bursts of colours and monochromes created with intricate hand-knotting, the motifs of birds, flowers and jewel tones of green, red and aubergine become synonymous to a classic Persian moodboard.

Some other designs reflect visuals of Panchvati from the tales of Ramayana, nature-bound scenes of Vrindavan and mosaics of oriental embroideries. “Viraasat is meant to be timeless, an heirloom and something that will last timelessly,” says Angelique Dhama, President, OBEETEE Carpets.

Caught in the act of an evolving identity, the carpets thus, stay grounded in their primary role to drape the floors but also rise through to convince us of its artistic strength to adorn the walls like statements. Like bold declarations of our heritage. Fun fact? The brand was originally coined by three British individuals F.H. Oakley, F.H. Bowden and J.A.L Taylor after their initials as OBEETEE (O-B-T).

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