"Guided by the rhythms of rivers, forest canopies, grasses, and bark, the collection designed by founder Priyanka Narula captures the serenity of the forest through woven contours and earthy tones. Each piece is rooted in a specific natural inspiration, revealing a story shaped by texture, movement, and craft. Flowering Vines is a modular lighting system - fitting, since flowers are rarely found alone."
"Equally shaped by movement, the Pagdandi Wall Unit carries a ripple of curves throughout its free-standing form. Each bend creates small pockets for display, while the cane's natural openness allows dappled light to pass through, giving the shelf a gentle, shifting presence. As its name suggests, Dawn to Dusk is a standing lamp that channels the mesmerizing spectrum of sunset, capturing the warm glow and layered hues of the day's final light."
"Similarly, the Bark Bench mirrors that same passage of time, its fluid lines tracing the journey of bark weathered by wind, sun, and years. More than seating, it stands as an ode to growth, resilience, and the stories that continue to unfold in nature. Finally, there is something deeply nostalgic about the motion of swinging, bringing us back to our childhood memories. The Bark Jhula draws upon this inspiration, taking cues from the hues of tree"
Hyderabad-based design studio The Wicker Story translates forest rhythms, textures, and colors into a furniture and lighting collection called Whispers of the Wildwood. The collection uses woven cane and wicker contours, earthy tones, and modular systems to evoke river flow, canopy dappled light, grasses, and bark. Flowering Vines offers customizable modular lighting; Pagdandi Wall Unit creates display pockets and shifting light through cane openness; Dawn to Dusk recreates sunset hues in a standing lamp; Bark Bench and Bark Jhula reflect weathered bark, resilience, and nostalgic motion. Each piece emphasizes texture, movement, craft, and a tranquil, transportive presence.
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