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Corky Coasters

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November 2018

Unique in its approach as well as choice of material, it boasts of a cohesive collection of ten exclusive products since its launch.

- Neerja Kapadia

Corky Coasters

Over the past few years, Outlin’d has evolved into a striking collection of functional homeware ranging from coasters and placemats to bookshelves and laptop sleeves, all made entirely out of cork.

Founded by Jhunjhun Jain, an alumnus of Loughorough University, England as well as the Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts, Singapore, Outlin’d was incepted with the core focus on Indian heritage and architecture.

“The first ever product, a set of coasters inspired by Jharokas was conceived in 2014 in an inconspicuous workshop in Singapore, and was first received publicly at the Red Dot Museum in Singapore”, says Jhunjhun proudly. From there, in the special way that life is, the collection made its way to the Indian state of Rajasthan, where so much of the design is inspired from. It was exhibited in the design studio at Alsisar Haveli, Jaipur.

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