Naav - Cabinet
नावA quiet, balanced composition of distinct materials.
Naav is a sculptural teak cabinet defined by its distinctive silhouette and signature CharsDiwari red stain. Reinforced with stainless steel, it brings together material expression and structural strength in a functional statement piece.
24” W × 15” D × 78” H (61 × 38 × 198 cm)
Wipe with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid harsh chemicals, abrasive cleaners and excessive moisture. Keep away from direct sunlight and heat.
Designed for minimal assembly. A simple assembly guide is included with every piece.
Each piece is made to order, with a dispatch timeline of 4-6 weeks. Nothing is kept in ready stock; every piece is made especially for you.
For bespoke pieces, custom finishes, or trade enquiries, write to studio@charsdiwari.com. We’d be happy to tailor a piece to your space.
Design Origin Story — NAAV
A Study in Balance.
Naav began with a simple challenge: how do you make the shape of a boat stand upright?
We knew from the beginning that Naav had to carry the unmistakable silhouette of a boat. But once the form was translated into solid teak, a new problem emerged — how could something so substantial, and so heavy, stand upright without losing the feeling of lightness in its shape?
Sometimes, the structure is the story.
Read the Full StoryThe Materials
Made with Intention
Solid Teak Wood
Used across generations of furniture making, teak is valued for its natural oils, durability and distinctive grain. Its strength and longevity make it ideal for a cabinet designed to endure.
Stainless Steel
Integrated into Naav’s construction to reinforce its substantial teak body, stainless steel provides structural strength and lasting stability.
Natural Red Pigment
A natural pigment stain developed in our workshop through repeated trials. Hand-mixed to bring out the teak’s grain, the signature red gives each piece its distinctive character.
The Maker
Mahesh Ji
Wood · Sikar
Mahesh Ji brings generations of woodworking knowledge to the shaping of solid teak. His understanding of the material guides each cut, curve and joint, translating the natural character of the wood into sculptural forms built to last.
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