Ekaani, luxury home décor gifting brand, launches experimental wedding lounge

Ekaani, a luxury home décor gifting brand, has launched an experimental wedding lounge which can be booked on appointment basis to curate wedding-day gifts. The experimental Juhu lounge will predominantly have a mix of premium and luxury products from well-known brands across the world. They include:

Rosenthal: Premium dinnerware, glassware and giftware from Germany

Rosenthal Meets Versace: The famous Medusa collections of Versace. Medusa is one of the top brands in the world for dinnerware and glassware and is known across all generations.

Roberto Cavalli: Fine dinnerware and home ware from Roberto Cavalla

Noritake: All collection of Noritake from Sri Lanka and Japan from a range of porcelain to Bone China

Goebel: The famous Austrian artist Gustav Klimt paintings and artefacts

Chinelli: High-end premium glassware range from Italy

Ekaani: Imported silver and silver-plated articles from across the world suitable for household, gifting and wedding giveaways. 

Vittori Sabadin: Fine porcelain hand-crafted god idols made in Italy; Limited Edition with Certificate

On the launch of their new Juhu lounge, Sharann Bathija, founder of Ekaani, said, “We have launched this lounge with a vision to serve luxury connoisseurs and to tap into the ever-rising demand for premium quality products in the country. Ekaani’s mission has been to revive the roots of luxury products by providing our prestigious clientele a royale luxurious product experience. Moreover, our Juhu’s experimental lounge aims at bringing many more international brands to India (we are already in talks with 160 exclusive brands we want to bring to India) and assure their successful promotions intertwined with profitable revenue generation.”

“India is undergoing a transformation; there is a hybridisation of the Indian culture. Indians are striving to find a balance between their old cultural traditions and the new modern changes which are the result of a global economy. It seems Indians have adopted the cultural hybridisation model in response to globalisation with a balanced mix of tradition and modernity. This phenomenon translates to a generation of Indians that are educated in Western management theories and practices, but retain a strong set of traditional Indian values imbibed in them through their Indian upbringing. Keeping in mind this trend, all Ekaani products (even the Indian traditional idols) are built with modern techniques (via modern designers). We offer sturdy and flawless Indian god idols to ensure our audience gets what they want,” he added. 

Under Bathija’s leadership, Ekaani has made a name for itself in the list of top suppliers in India. The home decor company is located in Mumbai, Maharashtra, and is one of the leading sellers of listed products. Bathija, a Bachelor in Finance and MBA, loves travelling and has a special eye for artistic décor. 

Ekaani is a leading kitchenware and corporate gifting brand that caters to millions of customers across the globe. It was started with one outlet, but today has multiple stores in India. Over the years, it has earned a significant reputation for delivering valuable products and services across the world. Ekaani offers an extensive and extremely impressive range of kitchenware, dinnerware and gifting collection. Its products are in step with global trends and are successful in bringing affordability in style and lifestyle. Its collection offers a wide spectrum of designs and patterns ranging from traditional to modern.