Brass craftsmanship has a history that stretches back over 3,000 years — a tradition born in the ancient civilizations of the Indus Valley, Persia, and Mesopotamia, where early metallurgists discovered the alchemy of copper and zinc. Revered for its glow and resilience, brass quickly became a favoured material for temple artifacts, regal utensils, ceremonial vessels, gifting and decorative finery.

In ancient India, brass was more than a metal — it was sacred. It adorned temples, cradled offerings, and echoed through prayer halls in the form of bells and lamps. Across generations, the craft passed from father to son, not merely as a trade, but as a form of devotion — to beauty, to precision, to cultural identity.

The artisans behind Luxecascade stand in that lineage. Their hands, trained through decades of silent mastery, still use age-old tools and techniques: intricate hammerwork, hand-carving, and fire-polishing — the very methods that once served royal courts and holy sanctums. But their greatest tool remains their imagination.

Luxecascade is where ancient history meets contemporary elegance. Each handcrafted tray, tea set, wine cooler, or storage boxes reflects a conversation between time and talent. This heritage did not flourish by chance. It was safeguarded by generations of artisans — families who passed down their secrets like sacred scripture. These were not factory workers, but metal-poets. Our artisans don’t just preserve heritage — they reimagine it, creating heirloom-worthy décor that bridges the glory of the past with the style of the present.

When you bring home a Luxecascade piece, you carry centuries of tradition — a legacy molded not just in brass, but in brilliance.