Why devagar

Among my most treasured possessions are the few objects inherited from my grandmother—pieces that carry memory in every curve and texture, almost like time captured in form. They remind me that beauty is not only to be admired but to be lived with: shared daily, touched often, and preserved across generations.

I believe the generations to come deserve that same sense of belonging—to be surrounded by objects created with care, intention, and soul.
Yet the world offers few such pieces. Too often, I found only the hurried and the disposable, objects stripped of depth, made to fill a space but not a life. I longed for pieces to love, to inhabit, to pass on—creations as enduring as they are exquisite.

This is why I founded Devagar.

It is both an answer and a devotion: a place where craftsmanship and creativity take precedence, where beauty is shaped patiently, and where time is embraced as a collaborator. What is made slowly acquires a refined presence—built to endure, for you and for those who will follow.
As Marguerite Yourcenar wrote, time is a great sculptor. Devagar honors this truth: preserving heritage while renewing it, ensuring tradition is not only safeguarded but reimagined for the future.

More than a philosophy, Devagar is a way of creating and of living. And if one day the objects born here become as treasured in your home as mine were in my grandmother’s, then they will have fulfilled their purpose: to endure, to matter, to remain.