Lotus leaf artworks that bring together nature, symbolism, and quiet beauty. Each artwork is handcrafted and requires dedicated time for harvesting, preservation, and painting. While some lotus artworks are ready-to-ship, we also offer customisations where:
  • You can select your preferred size and finish
  • Our team will guide you through timelines and customisation
  • Production begins once the commission is confirmed
Ancient wood transformed by time into sculptural pieces rich in depth and character. While available pieces are ready to ship, custom orders may take longer. As each piece is made from natural petrified wood, variations in colour, texture, and pattern make every piece unique.

Handcrafted ceramic forms shaped by earth, texture, and thoughtful design. If you like an Olee Maatee piece, we check its availability and provide shipping timelines. If the piece isn’t available, we require approximately 45–60 days for shipping. Variations in colour, texture, and form are part of the natural character of each piece, making every work unique.

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Ancient Wood Objects, Transformed


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Caring For Your Himapan Collection

Display & Handling

  • Use UV-filtered lighting for spotlights to protect pigments and natural fibres.
  • Avoid placing artworks near diffusers, incense, candles, or heat sources.
  • Handle artworks only with clean hands or cotton gloves.
  • Always lift from the frame or backing—never from the surface itself.

Cleaning & Maintenance

  • Gently remove surface dust using a feather brush or soft microfiber cloth.
  • Do not press, rub, or drag across the artwork’s surface.
  • Avoid liquid cleaners, sprays, or compressed air cleaners.
  • Inspect the piece once every quarter for loose fittings, frame wear and tear, or environmental damage.

Storage & Transport

  • Store unframed works flat, between acid-free archival sheets or within protective sleeves.
  • Wrap framed artworks in bubble wrap with corner guards, ensuring a protective barrier (paper or cloth) is placed between the artwork and bubble wrap.
  • Always transport artworks upright, never flat or stacked.

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Caring For Your Olee Maatee Ceramic Collection

Crafted by hand. Shaped by fire. Each Olee Maatee ceramic piece carries the subtle variations and textures that make it one of a kind. Thoughtful care preserves strength, finish, and artistry
for years to come.

Display & Handling

  • Place on stable, level surfaces to prevent tipping or adding stress to the base.
  • Avoid positioning near extreme heat sources or in areas with rapid temperature fluctuations.
  • Lift and move pieces with both hands, supporting the base—never the rim, edges, or delicate protrusions.
  • Keep away from high-movement areas where accidental impact may occur.

Cleaning & Maintenance

  • Dust regularly using a soft, dry microfiber cloth.
  • Wipe gently with a damp cloth and mild soap to deep clean. Dry immediately with a soft towel.
  • Avoid abrasive scrubbers, harsh chemicals, or acidic cleaners that may damage the glaze or surface finish.
  • Do not use high-pressure water or soak unless explicitly specified for functional ware.
  • Inspect periodically for hairline cracks or surface wear and tear.

Storage & Transport

  • Wrap each piece individually in a soft cloth or bubble wrap. Use padding between items to prevent contact during storage.
  • Store in a dry, temperate environment.
  • Note: Indigo totem pole is finished using oxides on ceramic. A little water exposure, dust, or heat will not affect it. However, because the surface is slightly porous, prolonged or continuous exposure to water may lead to some natural growth on the surface.
  • The Growth pieces are made of ceramic and finished with glazes. These are not affected by heat, dust, or occasional water exposure.
  • Both these collections are fired above 1200 degrees. They won’t fade or discolour due to heat. We would recommend placing them in a shaded outdoor area only to protect them from continued water exposure, especially during monsoons.
  • Transport upright and cushioned securely to avoid vibration damage.

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Caring For Your Petrified Wood Collection

Handling, Placement & Longevity

  • Placement & Movement : Petrified wood pieces can be heavy. Avoid frequent movement.
    When repositioning, always lift with full support.
    Edges, like any natural stone, can chip if handled roughly.
  • Over Time : With age, professional polishing may be considered if required.

Everyday Care & Cleaning

  • Daily Care : Dust gently with a soft, dry cloth to keep the surface clear.
  • Cleaning : If needed, wipe with a damp cloth and mild soap.
    Dry immediately to preserve the natural finish.
  • What To Avoid : Avoid abrasives, harsh chemicals, and prolonged moisture exposure.
    A light, mindful touch helps maintain its natural balance.

Preservation & Natural Finish

  • To Maintain Its Sheen :
    Buff occasionally with a soft cloth to restore its natural glow.
  • For Deeper Nourishment and Richness :
    Apply a small amount of mineral oil or natural beeswax using a soft cloth.
    Allow it to absorb over a few hours or overnight.
    Wipe off any excess to leave a smooth, even finish.
    With age, professional polishing may be considered if required.

    Note :
    Unlike marble, petrified wood is non-porous and highly stable, making it easy to maintain over
    time.