SaleSal Wood Dining Table
Two metres of solid sal on wedged through-tenons. Seats eight, comes apart for stairs, and c
Hand-cut in Bhaktapur
Sal and walnut, joined without screws, finished with oil rather than lacquer. Every piece carries the initials of the person who made it.
The collection
SaleTwo metres of solid sal on wedged through-tenons. Seats eight, comes apart for stairs, and c

Steam-bent back, woven cane seat, no screws anywhere in it. Stackable in threes and light en

Five bays, adjustable, finished on both faces so it works as a room divider. Wall-fixing bra
SaleOiled sal top on a tapered frame, one full-width drawer on wooden runners. Cable notch cut a

End grain, so it closes around the knife rather than blunting it. Forty by thirty centimetre
Out of stockThe oldest design in the workshop and still the one that never wobbles, because three legs c
Nothing matches that search.
The workshop
We started in 2014 repairing furniture nobody else would touch. Making our own came later, and it came from the same idea: a chair should be worth fixing.
Nothing is subcontracted. The timber is bought standing, milled locally and seasoned for two years before it is cut, which is why a Kastha piece does not move in a Kathmandu winter.
Read our storyWhat owners say
★★★★★Six years in, one loose joint. They collected it, fixed it and returned it in four days without charging me. I have bought three more things since.
Anita S. • Lalitpur
★★★★★The delivery team carried it up four flights, unwrapped it, and took every scrap of packaging away with them. Nobody does that.
Bikash T. • Kathmandu
★★★★★You can feel the difference between this and flat-pack the moment you sit down. It does not creak and it does not wobble.
Sunita R. • Bhaktapur
One letter a month. New work, workshop notes, and nothing else.