Some things are worth carrying forward.
Ba No Batwo
Ba — mother/grandmother.
Batwo — a small bundle of things carried close.
The name evokes the little things that travel with us through generations — things that may seem ordinary, but carry stories, memories and ways of living within them.
It started with a fascination for making.
Ba No Batwo grew from our curiosity about materials, making, and the stories held within things that are often overlooked.
What began with experimenting with discarded materials slowly became an exploration of craft, tradition, and everyday objects.
The intention has never been simply to make something new, but to gently ask: What can be remembered, reimagined, and carried forward?
MADE BY HANDS
ROOTED IN PLACE
MADE TO LIVE WITH
CARRIED FORWARD
We value the irregularity, patience and character that come from making things by hand.
We look at materials, traditions and visual languages that belong to particular places and communities.
Objects should not simply be displayed. They should become part of everyday life.
Tradition stays alive when it is allowed to evolve.
A handmade object does not exist in isolation. It belongs somewhere. In a room. In someone’s hands. Around someone’s neck. Beside a photograph. At a table. In a memory. Our background in design, architecture and photography influences the way we see these relationships.
We look at objects as part of a larger story.
रचना · दृष्टि · सृजन
ARCHITECTURE
Understanding place, material and proportion to create spaces for living.
Photography
Seeing what is often overlooked, and preserving it with honesty.
CRAFTS
Working with hands, materials and memory to make things with meaning.
Take something with you.
A ritual. A memory. A photograph. Something handmade. Something that reminds you of someone or somewhere.