Hala Trolley Sufi Collection

Hala Trolley Sufi CollectionThe word Hala'' reminds us of Sufi Saint Shah Abdul Latif Bhittai. His shrine in Hala, Sindh was built using gorgeous glazed tiles fashioned from the mighty river Indus's clay. Halal Tiles with the Iconic Islamic 8 pointed star have been used in this tea trolley made in solid Sheesham wood. It has an in built cutlery drawer to keep your silverware organized. The screen printed drawer and brass accents add the right pop of color and glamour to make

Marquetry Dinette is crafted using solid Mahogany wood

This chair can be upholstered in leather which makes it ideal for corporate offices and study areas

The outer surface features intricate patterns created by using the age-old Marquetry technique

Sheesham Wood

Such Baithak was a staple in the verandas of our granparent's homes

making this table a technical marvel

and the best way to serve a high tea is with some magazines

replicating the stone effect of a bridge exterior

inlaid in brass brings the tradition alive of seeking Rehmat

channel tufting

made in solid Sheesham wood has a sophisticated appeal and can easily amp up the look of any space be it formal or informal

Halal Tiles with the Iconic Islamic “8-pointed star” have been used in this tea trolley made in solid Sheesham wood