A house of light

A figure seen from behind at a tall lattice window in low sun.

NOURANE is a house of light. Maison de Lumière is the line under its name, and the whole idea in three words.

Leaf-shaped patches of light on marble.

It begins with something India has always known: light passing through a carved window, and the pattern it lays across a floor as the day turns from dawn to night.

A house courtyard with a swing and a daybed.

The house is Indian in its heritage. Arch, stone, lattice shadow and inlay are where its patterns come from. Its eye for shape and finish is French: restraint, proportion, and care for every edge.

A woman seen from behind, carrying the tote through an archway.

From the two comes one signature canvas, and a few pieces that carry it: a tote, a saddle bag, a card holder and a charm. They are designed in India.

रहिमन चुप हो बैठिये, देखि दिनन के फेर।

जब नीके दिन आइहैं, बनत न लगिहैं देर॥

Sit quietly, Rahim, and watch the days turn. When the good days come again, it will take no time at all.

Rahim

NOURANE does not keep a shop. A piece is asked for, and the house answers privately. That is an allotment.

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