Reclaimed from traditional tribal homes, these old wooden pots carry the beauty of a life lived and a craft passed down through generations. Weathered surfaces, deep earthy patinas and hand-turned forms tell stories that no new object can replicate.

Some bear bamboo stitching, others are held together with old metal repairs — honest traces of age, resourcefulness and traditional ingenuity. Each scar, seam and uneven surface is a reminder that these pieces were made to be used, cherished and kept for years.

At Baghbaari, we celebrate this imperfect beauty. Repurposed as planters or displayed as sculptural objects, these one-of-a-kind vessels bring a sense of history, material richness and an unmistakably earthy character to contemporary spaces.

No two are alike. And that is their charm.