In Indian homes, Shubh and Labh are written side by side at the entrance and in the mandir. Shubh means auspiciousness and Labh means prosperity, and together they are a quiet blessing for every season of life. They are said to be the sons of Lord Ganesha, and are traditionally invoked at Diwali, housewarmings and new beginnings.

Our pair brings that tradition home in its most enduring form. Each piece is carved from a single block of white marble into a lotus, the symbol of purity, with a raised disc at its heart inlaid with hand-set brass lettering. Natural veining makes every stone unique, so no two pairs are quite alike.

Place them at your doorway, beside your mandir, or on a mantel as a reminder of what matters. They also make a meaningful gift for Diwali, a house warming or a new venture.

About the craft:
Marble and brass inlay is a centuries-old decorative craft, known for its intricate patterns and luxurious finish. Inspired by traditional Indian inlay traditions, artisans carefully set fine pieces of brass into carved marble, creating enduring designs that balance craftsmanship with timeless elegance.