Continuum At the heart of this collection is the torus—a form symbolizing a perpetual circularity of matter and energy. For us at Oorjaa, we like to keep this at the centre of our design process.Each piece here captures the fluid transition from one material to another, all waste being put back into the cycle. Using handmade paper crafted from waste banana fiber, faux concrete from quarry waste, and copper wire reclaimed from industrial waste streams, these materials, each with a unique origin and purpose, come together into new formations that symbolize movement and renewal.

Part of the Continuum collection, Dualis features twin torus forms crafted from handmade banana paper and reclaimed copper wire. The pieces explores the balance between natural and industrial materials, inviting reflection on the relationship between the natural world and the manmade. What lies beyond?

A pendant lamp with distinct segments of faux concrete, banana paper, and copper wire, where each material is clearly visible, coming together to form a cohesive torus, again in exploration of synthesizing the natural with the manmade.

Walk below these beautiful giant water lily pads, allow them to embrace you with dappled sunlight. Hand-sculpted from banana fibre handmade paper, they perfectly capture the magic of the interplay of light, shadow and water.

A wall-mounted sculptural lamp with three disjointed segments that appear to float, Echo Forms evokes the idea of fragmented elements finding harmony and continuity. Crafted from handmade paper using waste banana fiber, and copper wire reclaimed from industrial streams, each piece brings a distinct origin and purpose. Showcasing the journey of exploring paper at Oorjaa. Together, they create a sense of movement and renewal, suggesting a hidden wholeness just beyond view.

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