Gift Sets
Your Carbon Karma Jenga Set
Each One Earth NFC Jenga set you purchase saves 3 trees from deforestation and keeps 1.6 kg of greenhouse gases out of the air. That is equivalent to the energy needed to fully charge a smartphone 195 times.
One Earth Gifting
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Gift Sets
Each One Earth NFC Jenga set you purchase saves 3 trees from deforestation and keeps 1.6 kg of greenhouse gases out of the air. That is equivalent to the energy needed to fully charge a smartphone 195 times.
Home and Living
Four beautifully embroidered cotton placemats featuring a delicate garden floral motif in sage green and blush pink. A timeless addition to any table.
Home and Living
Two linen cotton placemats in warm earthy tones. Simple, modern and endlessly versatile. A quiet piece of beauty for everyday use.
Gift Sets
A curated selection of our most loved earth tone pieces, presented together as a cohesive gift. Warm, grounded and genuinely beautiful.
Gift Sets
A thoughtfully curated gift hamper for nature lovers. Five small batch products selected for quality, sustainability and charm, presented in a reusable seagrass basket.
Home and Living
Five beautifully crafted coasters in natural materials. Understated and durable, they bring a grounded warmth to any table or desk.
Stationery
A hand crafted bookmark featuring real pressed botanicals preserved under a glass clear finish. Each one is slightly different. A tiny piece of nature to live inside your favourite book.
Home and Living
A vibrant hand embroidered tote bag bursting with colour and life. Each stitch is placed by hand, making every bag a one of a kind wearable piece of art.
Stationery
A hand painted river stone featuring a luminous white hummingbird in flight against a deep midnight background. Each stone is unique. A beautiful, functional piece of art for any desk.
Fine Art
There is confidence in this painting. The trawler moves through blue-grey water with flags flying and quiet purpose, indifferent to the vast sea around it. Aher is fascinated by vessels that carry weight and still move forward. He renders the rigging, the worn hull, the misty horizon with the precision of someone who has looked long and hard before lifting a brush. The sea in his hands is never merely blue. It is alive with history.
Fine Art
He watched these two men working their nets without a word between them, and recognised in their rhythm something he understood deeply. The economy of gesture, the shared language of people devoted to their craft. Aher paints figures the way a writer renders character — with restraint, with respect, and with the understanding that what is left unsaid is often what matters most.
Fine Art
He is drawn to the things that endure — the old tree, the unchanging light, the earth that outlasts everything built upon it. This painting reveals a man who has spent years observing nature not as a subject, but as a teacher. The way the canopy breathes, the way shadow and gold share the ground beneath: it takes deep looking, over a long time, to paint stillness this alive.
Fine Art
Aher has a rare gift: he can stand at an ordinary shoreline and see what most people walk past. This sunset didn't need to be exotic or distant. He found it close to home, and yet he has rendered it with the kind of luminosity that stops you mid-breath. "The sea never repeats itself," he told me. "You have to be ready when it speaks." This canvas is proof that he always is.
Fine Art
There is a particular quality of light that exists only after a storm, when the land is washed clean and the sky is still unsettled. Aher knows this light intimately. He paints the Sahyadri landscape with the authority of someone who has walked it, studied it and understood its moods. This is not documentation. This is conversation between an artist and the land he knows best.
Fine Art
He has observed this river across every season, every hour of light. What another painter might render as a simple landscape, Aher turns into something almost meditative. The lone boat, the bare branches reaching across gold-lit water, the way the sunset dissolves into the surface — every element is placed with quiet intention. "Rivers have memory," he said. "My job is just to listen."
Fine Art
What strikes you first is the light — the way it filters through layers of green, blessing the ground below in fragments of gold. But look longer and you feel the silence Aher has built into this canvas. He speaks of watching forests the way one watches a person, waiting for the unguarded moment. "A tree reveals itself slowly," he told me. "So does a painting."
Fine Art
Deep inside this forest, barely visible, stands a solitary figure. Most viewers miss him at first. That is entirely intentional. Chandrashekhar believes that great landscapes should make the human presence feel earned, not imposed. The arching trees, the warm earth, the green light tunnelling toward the unknown — this is a painting about the courage of going forward when you cannot yet see what lies ahead.