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Three notes from the studio: how a teak console should be dressed, what Saharanpur’s workshops still cut by hand, and the short care that keeps sheesham and teak honest. Written so you can choose a piece, or look after one you already own.
Entry
A console stops being furniture the day it becomes the place everything lands. It starts working again when the wood is allowed to show.
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The town is not a factory park. It is lanes of family workshops, and the objects on Indian tables still start there.
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These woods do not want a ritual. They want a dry cloth most weeks, and oil when the season changes.
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