Kachnar II Bowl
Mann Singh
Production Driade
Bowl designed by Mann Singh for Driade, 2008.
In silver-plated brass, Kachnar II takes the form of an intricate arrangement of interwoven leaves, composed in an organic yet balanced form. The design draws on natural motifs with a restrained sensibility, while subtly echoing the Indian cultural references that run through Mann Singh’s work. Created for Driade, the bowl combines a sculptural presence with a sense of delicacy.
Design: 2008
Dimensions: Ø 40 × H 17 cm
Mann Singh
Born in 1977, Mann Singh is a designer whose work focuses on reflecting contemporary India as a meeting point between tradition and modernity. His practice stems from a deep connection with Sikh culture and local artisanal knowledge, reinterpreted through contemporary techniques and sensibilities. Singh conceives design as a form of cultural translation, where forms, materials, and ritual gestures acquire universal meaning, transforming the object into both a symbolic and functional expression.
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