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Awadh

Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh

Awadh

The Awadh collection is born from the grandeur of Lucknow — a city that perfected the arts of embroidery, music, and elegant living. Every piece in this collection carries the thread-work legacy of Zardozi craftsmen who have practiced their art in the bylanes of Chowk for generations.

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“Every piece carries the memory of a place, the skill of a hand, and the warmth of a home.”

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Cushion Covers

Cushion Covers

₹ 2,999.00 onwards

Framed Wall Art

Framed Wall Art

₹ 5,999.00 onwards

Tableware

Tableware

₹ 2,999.00 onwards

Lamps & Lampshades

Lamps & Lampshades

₹ 2,499.00 onwards

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Kashiraj Lampshade in Blush Pink

Lampshade

₹ 2,999.00

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Kashiraj Lamp

Lamp

₹ 8,999.00

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Madhav in Oval

Framed Wall Art

₹ 5,999.00

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Guldasta

Cushion Covers

₹ 2,999.00

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Guldasta lampshade in Mint Green

Lampshade

₹ 3,499.00

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Framed Wall Art

Where Every Wall Tells a Story

Explore the Chamba collection inspired by Himachal's craft traditions

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From the House

From the House

House of Sissendi · Our Story

House of Sissendi is an endeavour to translate the spiritual, architectural and traditional motifs of Awadh, Kashi, Chamba and — going forward — other cultural centres of India into portable, tactile forms, mirroring the way sacred and exquisite symbolism has always moved between streets, gateways, and homes.

House of Sissendi takes its name, and its sense of purpose, from the Sissendi estate of Awadh. Explore the full collection, inspired by the architecture of Awadh, Kashi and beyond, in the products available on this website.

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The Awadh Collection

The Awadh Collection

Inspired by the grandeur of Lucknow — the city of nawabs, kebabs, and exceptional craft — the Awadh collection channels the opulence of Mughal courts into handcrafted home objects.

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The Kashi Collection

The Kashi Collection

Kashi — the eternal city of Varanasi — holds within its ghats and temples the oldest living craft traditions of India. The Kashi collection is an ode to this sacred place. Temple rose silks. Brass work that catches the light like prayer. Every piece, a meditation on beauty.

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Stories from the House

Stories of craft, place, and the beauty of the everyday

CRAFT STORIES

The Zardozi Masters of Lucknow

In the narrow bylanes of Chowk, Lucknow, a 400-year-old art form lives on — gold thread pulled through silk with a hooked needle, in the same motion as the craftsmen of the Mughal court.

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The Zardozi Masters of Lucknow
COLLECTION JOURNALS

Inside the Awadh Collection

A journey through the gardens, palaces, and embroidered silks that inspire House of Sissendi's flagship collection — a tribute to the refinement of Lucknow's nawabi era.

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Inside the Awadh Collection
HOME STYLING

Styling the Modern Indian Home

How to layer heritage textiles, brass accents, and hand-carved wood into a contemporary interior — without it feeling like a museum.

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Styling the Modern Indian Home
CRAFT STORIES

The Language of the Lotus

Across Indian textiles, architecture, and sacred art, the lotus has carried meaning for centuries. We trace the motif through House of Sissendi's collections.

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The Language of the Lotus
JOURNAL

Anandvan: A Collection Carried Out of the Forest of Bliss

Long before Varanasi had a name that fit on a map, it had a name that fit a feeling. Hindu tradition holds that the city was first known not as a city at all, but as a forest — Anandavana, the Forest of Bliss. It is the name from which House of Sissendi's new collection of enamel platters takes both its title and its imagery.

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Anandvan: A Collection Carried Out of the Forest of Bliss
JOURNAL

From Chamba's Hills to Your Wall: The Rumal, Reimagined

From Chamba's Hills to Your Wall: The Rumal, Reimagined House of Sissendi Shakti, seated on a lion — embroidered on raw silk, set in an oval brass finish frame. In the hill town of Chamba, in Himachal Pradesh,...

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From Chamba's Hills to Your Wall: The Rumal, Reimagined
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The Art of Gifting

The Art of Gifting

For weddings, housewarmings, Diwali, and every occasion that
deserves a story.

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