Once a humble tool of daily life, this intricately carved wooden wheel was originally part of a traditional spinning system used in rural India to create handwoven textiles. Today it has been respectively reclaimed and mounted on an iron stand, transforming it into a sticking sculptural piece.

The surface of the timber bears the wear of time, with hand chiselled details forming rhythmic patterns that echo the meditative motion of its past use. Each notch and groove tells a story - of thread spun by hand, of craft passed down generations, and of a slower more intensional pace of life. 

Perfect asa standalone art object for shelves, consoles or sideboards, this piece adds tactile texture and historic charm to modern interiors.