Handmade Wedding Decor & Personalized Keepsakes

As an architect, I look at decor differently. I don't just see a welcome board or a guestbook canvas. I look at how the design fits your event space and your story. When you order from me, we aren't just picking an item from a catalogue. We are designing a piece that feels like you, built with the same precision I used in my architectural studies.

My work starts with a conversation. Because I approach these projects from an architectural background, I focus on the structural integrity of a 3D memory frame just as much as the hand-painted calligraphy on an Antarpat. Whether it is an eco-friendly Ganesh makhar for your home or a custom illustration for your wedding signage, I prioritize materials and design that last.

Here is how I approach my work:

Architectural Approach, Artistic Finish I treat every project as a mini-build. When I design a Ganesh Chaturthi makhar, I model it to ensure it is sturdy and visually balanced. When I paint a Kandeel or an Antarpat, I use high-quality cotton and acrylics to make sure the colors pop and the finish is clean. My goal is to make something you will actually want to keep after the celebration ends.

Personalization is Key Everything I make is customizable. If you have a reference photo, a specific Marathi motif, or a color scheme from your outfit, we can weave that into the design. My crochet gajras are a prime example—they are lightweight, reusable, and you can pick the exact shade to match your Haldi or Mehendi ensemble. They do not wilt, and they stay as a keepsake long after the ceremony.

The Process Most items are made to order in my Borivali studio. From the initial digital illustration to the final assembly of a wedding guestbook kit, I handle every step personally. This means we can tweak, adjust, and refine the design until it feels right. If you have an idea that seems a little 'hatke' or different, bring it to me. I love a good creative challenge.