Web of Life · Hyderabad
Sculpture & furniture in Hyderabad.
A working Hyderabad base for material-led sculpture, collectible furniture and bespoke work in stone and wood. Collectors, architects and interior designers are received by appointment.
A workshop, not a showroom
A place to see how a piece takes shape.
The Hyderabad workshop supports making, material review and project conversations. Stone and timber are cut, carved, joined and finished alongside work in progress. Visits are scheduled so there is time to discuss a brief, look closely at materials and understand the scale of the work.
Workshop practice
Material decisions remain visible.
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Review the grain, edge, void, mass and structural condition.
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Develop a direction the material and intended use can support.
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Carve, join, balance and finish without erasing its character.
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Resolve handling, installation and the work’s destination.
What the practice makes
From singular objects to site-specific work.
Existing collections establish the practice’s range. A new commission is developed for its own material, scale and context.
Sculpture
One-of-a-kind forms in stone and wood, developed through direct attention to mass, grain and natural edge.
Collectible furniture
Tables, consoles and seating where material presence and function are considered together.
Objects & vessels
Stone vessels, basins, mirrors and lighting made as objects with a distinct sculptural character.
Bespoke commissions
Individual and site-specific work developed with collectors, architects and interior designers.
Stone
Mass, grain and geological character.
Granite, coquina, limestone, glauconite and other catalogue-documented stones appear across sculpture, furniture, vessels and basins.
Explore stoneWood
Grain, section and natural form.
Walnut, rosewood, teak, neem, acacia and other documented tropical hardwoods are selected according to the requirements of each work.
Explore woodRepresentative works
Twelve points of entry into the practice.
Sculpture, furniture, objects, basins, mirrors and lighting from the current catalogue.
Attraversiamo
Material details on request
Mammoth Console Table
Eastern Walnut, Glass
Voided Side Table
Black Granite
Black Bench
Charred Teak wood
Biomorphic Vase Series
Coquina Rock
Acacia Lumina
Material details on request
Elongated Stone Basin
Granite boulder
Branched Out Mirror
Teakwood
“Ripple effect” seater
Black granite, east indian walnut.
Sediment Table
Coquina stone, Glass
Salvation
Pacific Rosewood, Coquina rock
Lotus Petal Water Bowl
Material details on request
In context
A Web of Life vase and a sculpture by Ravi Varma appear in a Hyderabad home featured by Architectural Digest India (2024), designed by Dev & Kaushik Architects.
Bespoke commissions
Begin with a place, a need or a material question.
Web of Life works with collectors, architects and interior designers on individual pieces and site-specific commissions. The conversation can begin with function, scale, material, a particular setting or an existing work that suggests a direction.
Planning a piece or a visit
A few useful starting points.
Can I visit the Hyderabad workshop?
Yes, by appointment at 2B, Phase 5, IDA Jeedimetla, Chinthal, Hyderabad. This is a working studio. Tell us what you would like to see or discuss so the team can confirm a suitable time.
Arrange a workshop visit ↗What can I commission in wood or stone?
The practice includes sculpture, tables, consoles, seating, lighting, basins, mirrors and objects. A commission begins with the intended use, scale and setting; the material and form are developed for that brief. Explore collectible furniture, sculpture and the commission process for examples.
What should an architect or interior designer send?
Start with the project location, intended piece, approximate dimensions and photographs or drawings of the setting. A material preference, budget range and desired timing help frame the discussion. Handling, access and installation can then be reviewed alongside the design.
How are price, timing and availability confirmed?
Ask about the specific work or share your commission brief. Material, size, complexity and the workshop process shape the proposal and timeline. Catalogue examples show the practice; please confirm a piece’s current availability and location before planning a visit.
Studio visits by appointment
See the workshop and talk through the work.
This is an active workshop rather than a retail showroom. Please arrange a visit in advance so the team can prepare for the material or project conversation you need.
Web of Life2B, Phase 5, IDA Jeedimetla, Chinthal, Jeedimetla
Hyderabad, Telangana 500055, India
Auroville & Hyderabad
One practice, two continuing places of work.
Web of Life’s founding studio continues in Auroville alongside the Hyderabad workshop. Each is part of the same material practice; neither replaces or outranks the other.
Meet the Auroville studio