Rima Brass takes its name from historical Himalayan and Tibetan alloy-metal traditions historically associated with cast devotional objects, guardian figures, ceremonial forms, and long-carried symbolic objects. The term “Rima” originates from Tibetan transliteration referring broadly to alloyed copper materials used throughout traditional metalwork.
Within Ninth Archive, Rima Brass is reinterpreted as an in-house brass blend developed for warmth, cast depth, and evolving surface character.
Designed to darken, soften, and develop tonal variation through touch and time, Rima Brass reflects the archive’s interest in objects shaped by wear. Within NINTH ARCHIVE, it carries warmth, grounding, protection, and presence.