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Ziya Tarapore
Ziya was a key player in one of Mumbai’s early design adventures, designing pottery and tableware for Takete Maluma and bringing good design that was affordable to many. Her focus on dealing with the ravages on nature have led to her using recycled paper and refuse to recreate nature. This series of flowers is created from rags, coffee filters, recycled paper and dyes with a lot of manipulation that encourages you to create your own artwork using hers. All pieces are sealed to avoid moisture and are easy to maintain.