How I Craft Your Custom Resin Keepsakes

Getting your flowers preserved is a slow process, not a quick craft. It takes 15 to 20 days of careful silica drying to keep your petals looking fresh and vibrant without rotting. I handle this dehydration step manually because if I rush it, the colours won't hold, and your memories won't last.

People often see the final glossy product and assume it is a simple pour-and-dry project. The reality involves a lot more discipline. When you send me your wedding varmala, temple prasad, or baby clothes, I treat them as if they are my own memories.

The Process Behind Your Keepsake

• Flower Preparation: This is the most critical stage. Fresh flowers need 15 to 20 days in silica gel to lose moisture without losing their shape or colour. I monitor them daily to ensure they don't brown.
• Design & Precision: Every name, date, or mantra you see on my keychains and frames is custom-designed and cut by hand using vinyl. I align each one to make sure it looks perfect before the resin cure.
• Finishing Touches: That glass-like finish on my coasters and mixing palettes? It takes hours of sanding and buffing after demoulding. I do this by hand to make sure the edges are smooth and safe for everyday use.

Why Handmade Matters

Because I create these pieces individually in my Janakpuri studio, no two items will ever be exactly alike. I don't use mass-production moulds where everything looks identical. If you are worried about how a specific item—like a delicate fabric or a unique flower—will behave in resin, just ask me. I am always honest about what can be preserved and what might need a different approach.