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Ashiesh Shah's 'Taamr' at Carpenters Workshop Gallery: A Global Vision for Indian Craft

exhibition · 2026-07-13

Ashiesh Shah, an Indian architect, has launched his inaugural solo exhibition in the UK, titled 'Taamr', at Carpenters Workshop Gallery, which will be open until 20 September 2026. The exhibition explores familiar shapes through the use of materials such as copper and artisanal mirrors. Shah, who became the first Indian designer to be represented by The Invisible Collection in 2022, is a significant presence in India's design scene, emphasizing craftsmanship and minimalism. He studied Interior Architecture at Parsons in the early 2000s and founded his studio in Mumbai in 2008. His notable works include the first Le Mill store and designs for Raw Mango, along with the 'Liminal' bench and 'Channapatna' collection, developed with Noor Salma. He is also engaged in residential projects across India and collaborating with Nacho Carbonell.

Key facts

  • Ashiesh Shah opened his first solo exhibition in the UK, 'Taamr', at Carpenters Workshop Gallery, on view until 20 September 2026.
  • Shah became the first Indian designer represented by The Invisible Collection in 2022.
  • Shah's work has been presented at the National Museum in New Delhi.
  • Shah studied Interior Architecture at Parsons in New York in the early 2000s.
  • Shah established his eponymous studio in Mumbai in 2008.
  • Shah's notable projects include the first Le Mill store in Mumbai and spaces for Raw Mango.
  • Shah's 'Channapatna' collection was created in collaboration with master craftswoman Noor Salma.
  • Shah is collaborating with Spanish designer Nacho Carbonell on upcoming projects.

Entities

Artists

  • Ashiesh Shah
  • Manjit Bawa
  • Noor Salma
  • Nacho Carbonell

Institutions

  • Carpenters Workshop Gallery
  • The Invisible Collection
  • National Museum in New Delhi
  • Parsons School of Design
  • Le Mill
  • Raw Mango

Locations

  • United Kingdom
  • New York
  • United States
  • Mumbai
  • India
  • New Delhi
  • Hyderabad
  • Karnataka
  • London
  • Manipur
  • Channapatna

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