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	Freedom Tree Design Space
	Phone no: +91-22-2498-4443 Email id: shop@freedomtreedesign.com Website: www.freedomtree.co.in

An iconic line designed by Latika Khosla at the inception of the Takete Maluma brand in 1996. The design Freedom Tree, is the creative fount of inspiration. Giving wing to ideas that come back to fructify on the Tree. This giving tree takes on many forms; formal and smart in terracotta and black, pretty in pink and blue.

The modern Freedom Tree Folk design by Nidhi Mehta cleverly captures a casual gypsy spirit. Sun drenched colors of scarlet, ochre and green in bold borders, the birds and the flowers.

The design is interpreted onto an attractive range of table ware, accessories, linens, mirrors, and frames.

Good design is enduring; Mombaye, the City a signature line designed by Latika Khosla in the nineties fits into contemporary urban lives even today.

The pulsation of vibrant Mumbai is caught in the concentric rings, the rhythmic checkerboard border. The often hidden beauty of the grills and moldings of the city’s architecture is captured in crisp black and white.

An ideal place setting for chic urban dining.

Agartha is a legendary city that is said to reside in the earths core. A mystical spiritual place. Thru layers of secret blue that belie space and scale , are revealed a cosmic orb, and the city seen thru the leaves of a tree.

Agartha adesigned by Yuti Shah, is co ordinated with her distinctive lines of simple geometry in a fabric of the same name.

Agartha is ideal for a gentle lunches or an attractive dinner table setting.

Aranya is a remote wilderness with strong bio-diversity. In our design of the same name, Aranya is a strong organic abstraction of familiar plants as botanical drawings .Each designer in the Freedom Tree studio drew their favorite and guess what, we decided to keep them all!

The delicate tracery of the flatware is given strength by the strong geometry of the pattern on the serve ware.

The ceramic plates come in a choice of four, each one decorated with a different pattern.

An entire range of lamps and linens in relaxed naturals exists around the design. Aranya is a ideal for new lifestyles that seek to create a sense of well being in the home.

Tamarai is the Sanskrit name for the sacred bleu water lily. A revered flower in ancient cultures it is captured in a signature design from Freedom Tree, epitomizing a free flowing spirit perfect for contemporary living.

Designed by Yuti Shah, Tamarai is typical of her style; suspended dreamlike elements that come together in a magical way.

Tamarai lives in the fabric prints, the laquered ware and ceramic designs from Freedom Tree.

The dinnerware is perfect backdrop to new age plating.

Mix and match individuality is the order of the day. A vibrant design that echoes a previous successful print, Poochapalam, is a patchwork of our favorite Indian folk fabric. Striking Ikat and simple kantha, sit alongside digitized modern jaalis. Poochapalam is the fragrant passionflower echoing our obsession for a heady mix of pattern and color.

Designed by Nidhi Mehta, the passion flower range exuberantly spills onto other designs in the freedom folk collection.

Kukkiballi, another name for Love-in-a-mist passion flower. The mesmerizing central circles radiate outwards in happiness that embraces everyone.

Fragrant and lighthearted, the drawings resemble the giddy mix of sensation of the beautiful flower and the delicious fruit. The design is available in the table linen range.

Designed by Nidhi Mehta, the passion flower range exuberantly spills onto other designs in the freedom folk collection.

Kukkiballi is also available in reverse single color fabric coordinates.

Designed by Nidhi Mehta, the passion flower range exuberantly spills onto other designs in the freedom folk collection.

Kottai are happy whorls that coordinate with Kukkibali. Radiant and happy, the smaller scale design is named after the marking nut, that is used in drawing and patternmaking. The easy print.

Kottai is available in single color fabric coordinates. Strong unusual colors bring out the simplicity of the print.

Signifying fire or fertility; power or procreation, the triangle is also a great patternmaker. Taking inspiration from the paintings and the faceted mirrored walls of tribal homes, this dynamic pattern sits larger than life on accessorizing fabrics.

Aanchal Gupta, the designer takes this most primitive form, common to all cultures and places it in a naïve assemblage of a modular pattern. The color placements have been carefully worked out to give a sense of balance to the design.

Naka Toka is available in multicolor coordinates.

The undulating forest is a classic revitalized from the mid eighties. Fascinated by the interplay of forest pines and mountain peaks this crisp design is a graphical representation done by Latika Khosla in 1985. The original artwork survived a fire that engulfed the studio in 2010, earning its rightful place in the collection.

The large scale colors interlock moving simultaneously in two directions, making this a very versatile pattern for modern living spaces.

Jiddu is available in subtle color coordinates.

Agartha is a legendary city that is said to reside in the earths core. A mystical spiritual place. Layers of strata are to be revealed the journey is made to this center.

Agartha fabric designed by Yuti Shah, has her distinctive lines of simple geometry ; in planes that take us along a familiar journey thru an assemblage of urban landscapes.

Agartha is a distinctive fabric print for masculine spaces and rooms.

Lying on the surface of still pond water like delicate tracery, is Kizangu, the floating lace plant.

The hypnotic design ripples out gently, while simultaneously revealing depth of layers.

Designed by Mary John, Kizangu embraces all other designs like ripples of like silent water.

Niti Gokhale designed this exquisite print for Freedom Tree. Every frame is a textural abstractionof glimpses of future energies and organic living. Water and wind resources, clean air and biodiversity are represented up close in the print.

Hatajari is a Himalyan orchid with unusual sought after flowers. Growing on the slopes amongst myriad ferns and blooming in the monsoon.

The silk cotton tree has fascinated us in our childhood; the flame like flowers and then the puffs of cotton seed buds floating down from a great height.

Designed by Aanchal Gupta, this ephemeral pattern of freely floating dots is versatile and ties together many designs in the Freedom Tree collection.

A joyous print, it livens many a home with its lightness and color.

Freedom Tree is particularity inspired from design in the 50’s to 70’s when there was great experimentation around design. This series of starkly organic patterns is a range breathing fresh life into our homes.

The butti, a given motif in Indian textile design is over-scaled in Kuppizan. The stark graphic pattern is dramatic allowing one to focus on the details in the pristine form of a drop.

Designed by Yuti Shah, a singular print with great grace, Kuppizan will be the focal point of any room.

Freedom Tree is particularity inspired from design in the 50’s to 70’s when there was great experimentation around free spirit in design. This series of starkly organic patterns is a range breathing fresh life into our homes.

Designed by Yuti Shah, PuziKoli is the trailing Jasmine that weaves its fragrance across the fabric.

The intertwining lines stretch across languidly making this an easy fabric to use in interior spaces.

Unhurried and calm, Puzikoli will be restful in any room.

Freedom Tree is particularity inspired from design in the 50’s to 70’s when there was great experimentation around design. This series of starkly organic patterns is a range breathing fresh life into our homes.

Kudzu like the flower of the same name is a series of crisp patterns formed by casually intersecting lines.

A smart print it immediately brings color into any room.

The designer is Yuti Shah.

A typical tessellation pattern, Kiwach, is the velvet coffee bean. Mesmerizing, hypnotic, form changing, yet reliably the same.

Kiwach is a classic pattern from Freedom Tree that in its current scale and design fits seamlessly into urban homes.

Kiwach is a very good print design for use in modern spaces with Asian accents.