Ahilya Ghat Pedestal Platter Zigzag

An ode to Ahilyabai Holkar, the visionary queen who rebuilt Kashi’s stone ghats with enduring devotion, this pedestal platter translates stepped river architecture into tablescape. Carved in solid marble and set on cast brass legs that may be detached for a flat presentation, it is offered in two expressions: Octa, defined by eight faceted planes, and ZigZag, shaped in rhythmic descent. Designed to function as a pedestal platter or elevated cheeseboard, the lift frames sweets, fruit, or cheeses as offering rather than arrangement, extending beautifully into layered tablescapes when paired.