The Jawindi

The Jawindi Collection is inspired by the graceful geometry and vibrant tilework of the Tomb of Bibi Jawindi, a 15th-century architectural gem in Uch Sharif, Pakistan. Bibi Jawindi was a revered saint and scholar, remembered not only for her lineage but for her spiritual legacy. Her tomb, commissioned by an Iranian prince in 1493, stands as a testament to both devotion and artistry.

Blending Central Asian, Persian, and South Asian influences, the tomb is known for its octagonal structure, vivid blue tiles, and intricate brick relief. Its layered design radiates outward with symmetry and calm, drawing the eye through a composition of stars, interlocking forms, and rhythmic repetition. The collection draws directly from these elements, echoing the balance between spiritual quiet and visual richness.

Each piece is crafted with digital precision using premium wood filament and finished by hand. The surfaces are carefully sanded to refine the clean geometry, then sealed with a protective finish that enhances both texture and contrast. The result is a contemporary tribute to a timeless monument, rooted in history and re-imagined for modern interiors.