For Bhumi and Samiksha Pednekar, some of the warmest festive memories begin at their grandmother’s home. The family gathered around the table, favourite dishes were served with care, and the Kansa utensils came out for special occasions. Those small rituals, from dressing the table to sitting down together, are the details that stay long after childhood.

Now, as the sisters prepare to celebrate in their own homes, they find themselves returning to many of those traditions. The way people live and entertain may have changed, but the wish to bring family and friends together and make a celebration feel special remains the same.

That connection has brought them together with Pure Home for the launch of its first-ever Kansa collection. The range includes dinnerware, pooja thalis, dessert bowls and spoons, glasses, chargers and serving bowls, bringing a familiar Indian material to the contemporary table.

For the Pednekar sisters, the appeal of Kansa lies in feeling both traditional and relevant. It recalls the homes they grew up in while fitting the way a new generation hosts and celebrates, without needing to recreate the past exactly. Their association with Pure Home celebrates the bond between generations, holding on to the materials, rituals and people who made celebrations special while finding new ways to carry them forward. For them, Kansa is more than tableware: it is a link to childhood festive tables.