Conservation in practice
We conserve paintings, wall paintings, sculpture, paper, textiles and stained glass for museums, institutions, places of worship and private collectors across India.
Reviving the surface of the artwork.
We conserve and restore oil, acrylic, tempera and other paintings on canvas, wood and board.
Projects includeRajkot · Malankara
Conserving the visual narrative of a place.
We conserve sacred and secular wall paintings in temples, heritage structures and public spaces.
Projects includeTanjore
Recovering structure, craftsmanship.
We conserve and restore stone, wood, metal, clay and composite sculptures, from devotional icons to institutional artifacts.
Preserving the written record.
We conserve palm-leaf manuscripts, archival documents, prints, maps and rare books.
Caring for threads of history.
We conserve and restore historic garments, tapestries, ritual cloths and handwoven fabrics.
Preserving sacred light.
We restore historic windows and design and install new ones.
Projects includeLekshmi Vilas Palace, Vadodara · St. Mary’s Church, with the Archaeological Survey of India · Madras High Court, Chennai · Senate House, University of Madras · Falaknuma Palace, Hyderabad · Sampurnanand University, Varanasi · Kapurthala Sainik School, Punjab
Before and After
Drag the handle across each painting to compare it before and after conservation.