Sustainability
The same craft. A new chapter.
For over 25 years, Bric-a-Brac has brought Indian craft to the everyday table. Reborn Free carries that same attention to form, function and handmade detail into pieces made with recycled yarn.
This is an extension of our story, not a departure from it. The care you know from our ceramics finds a new expression in woven colour and texture.
Rooted in craft
Founded by Neelum Saigal, Bric-a-Brac combines beauty with usefulness. In 2006, our tableware combining glazed terracotta with cane and wood received the UNESCO Seal of Excellence. That recognition belongs to that range, and remains part of the craft heritage we bring to our work today.
Reborn Free: a new purpose for recycled yarn
Recycled yarn becomes expressive pieces for the home through weaving and handwork. Reborn Free explores what these materials can become: colourful accents, practical objects and furniture with a character of its own.
Materials with character
Terracotta, cane, bamboo and sheesham wood have long shaped our collections. Recycled yarn adds another material to this language of craft. Each material has its own texture, use and care needs.
People behind the pieces
Our studio workshop in Manesar, Gurgaon, works with a small team of craftspeople. We also draw on craft traditions across India, valuing the skill and imagination that turn materials into objects for daily life.
Made thoughtfully, used every day
Small-batch handmade production and functional design remain central to our work. We want these pieces to earn their place in your home, not only for special occasions, but in the moments between them.
Packed with care
We approach packaging thoughtfully, with the care needed to help handmade pieces reach your home safely.
Discover the next chapter
The same warmth. The same attention to detail. A new expression of craft.