TRADITIONAL ELEGANCE
NEYADEEP
(DIYAS)
Light up your home with the radiance of Neyadeep! A gorgeous mix of beauty and bliss, Neyadeep lends a refined touch of poise and charm to your home decor. A spiritual offering of light or an aesthetic lamp to grace your home or a lifestyle statement at your workplace, Neyadeep is the perfect gift for every setting!
DEEPALOKA
(OIL LAMPS)
Light can be incredibly ethereal, it has the power to transform lives and spaces into something truly extraordinary. You can do the same with the Deepaloka! Inspired from traditional oil lamps so integral to Indian households, the Deepaloka is an elegant, modern-day interpretation in delicate porcelain and wood that gracefully complements your contemporary home décor.
THE GANESHA ARATI BOOK
An arati book with a difference, The Ganesha Arati Book celebrates the universal spirit of the elephant-headed Ganesha, the lord of new beginnings and the beatific Marathi hymn, Sukhakarta Dukhaharta. A great read, this is a thoughtful and inspirational gift for every occasion; a housewarming, a wedding, a baby shower, a graduation or a farewell.
ABOUT US
‘Ingeniously Indigenous’ is How We Best Describe Ourselves at Atah.
Atah’s journey through the wonderous world of Indian art and aesthetics is one that essentially connects us all to our abundant traditions and culture. But, we do this with a difference! We believe in bridging the gap between the sensibilities of a youthful, modern-day India and the aesthetics of a culturally-rich country like ours. Our muse? Why, India of course!
TESTIMONIALS
Manish Ekbote
This amazing book is well crafted, so well defined lyrically and graphically so well explained, breaking it down to each word, it’s an absolute piece of art.
Jasmine Musa
Lord Ganesha is one of my favourite deities and his arati, one of my favourite hymns. This beautiful book by Atah helps so much in understanding the meaning of the arati. Kudos to the team @Atah for the simple, beautiful text and illustrations. Love it..
Uday Puthli
The Ganesha Arati Book by atah has succinctly provided me with the link that connects the beauty of music and language with the legend of Mayureshwara.
