03/06/2026
Nearly 200 years of silence. We gave it a voice.
The Dhansukh Das Manik Lal Nahata Haveli in Shekhawati, Rajasthan — a 200-year-old ancestral home, restored entirely without machines or chemicals. Every arch shaped by hand. Every fresco brought back panel by panel. Every wall finished with the same lime recipe it was built with, two centuries ago.
This is what it looks like when heritage isn’t just preserved — it’s lived again.
✦ Lime plaster & araish work by hand
✦ Traditional chunai on stone
✦ Shekhawati fresco restoration
✦ Teak joinery on chhatri arches
✦ As featured in Architectural Digest India
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📍 Shekhawati, Rajasthan
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