Chorten - Lungchuzeka GoembaThe hand carved frame in this Float design guides and protects the canvas, by offering a solid boundary between the materials and the outer world. Inspiration for this design has come from the way Bhutan has managed to protect its national identity, its culture, customs and rituals, by upholding boundaries and paying attention to the preservation of the natural and cultural beauty inside its borders. Specifically the peace of mind this has on the

almost holy

and a sense of safety and belonging away from home

These joints symbolise transformation

Housing is more than a structure—it provides the security and identity essential for recovery (RICS

rebuilding

Surface: recycled denim canvas in a reclaimed red cedar and pine floating frame

Kingussie is a proud member of the Wildheart series

nature photography

where individuals are often reduced to statistics rather than recognised for their unique stories and inherent humanity

has been adapted and transformed to match Bhutan’s societal

perspective and empowerment the obstacles and hardship of life can bring

Carrara marble