The blue tiles of Multan. On your table.

Multan is one of Pakistan’s oldest and most extraordinary cities — known as the City of Saints, it is home to some of the most breathtaking examples of Islamic architecture in the world. At its heart stands the Shrine of Yusuf Gardezi, its exterior adorned with the vivid cobalt and turquoise kashi tilework that has defined Multani craft for centuries. These are not decorative tiles — they are a living tradition, hand-painted by artisans whose families have practised this art for generations.

This collection of serving platters was created to bring that tradition to your table. Each piece is inspired directly by the geometric patterns and jewel-toned blues of the Shrine of Yusuf Gardezi — a beautiful, culturally rooted way to add authenticity and conversation to any gathering.

The Collection

• Available as 6 styles.
• Suitable for serving pakoras, cheese, canapés, mezze, charcuterie and more
• Made in India in collaboration with a female entrepreneur
• Each platter is a unique piece — slight variations are a mark of handcraft authenticity

Perfect For

• Dinner parties, BBQs and Eid gatherings
• Pakistani and South Asian-inspired tablescaping
• Housewarming, wedding and occasion gifts
• Anyone who loves beautiful, culturally meaningful objects

Sikhana. Authentic craft, conscious commerce, the art of Pakistani heritage — for your home and your table.