About Handcrafted Sustainable Art & Decor

Nature in Every Piece

I see art as a way to bring nature closer to everyday life. My work is rooted in sustainability, inspired by Ayurvastra textile art - the ancient practice of dyeing with medicinal herbs. I try to keep this tradition alive, so each piece carries a bit of healing energy from nature.

Eternal Bouquets

I collect and press real flowers and leaves, turning them into framed botanical wall decor. These 'Eternal Bouquets' are made with handmade paper and simple wooden frames. You can get them customized with dates or messages, so they become personal keepsakes, not just decor.

Conscious Textiles

I use natural dyes from turmeric, marigold, onion peels, and more to make naturally dyed home accessories. The process is slow, but worth it. You’ll find ruffled pillow covers, tie-dyed napkins, eco-printed table linens, and hand-painted scarves. Each item is unique, and sometimes the colors come out a bit different than expected - that’s part of the charm.

Wearable Nature

Inspired by the tradition of wearing a gajra, I make jewelry and hair accessories from real, preserved flowers and leaves. Delicate earrings with tiny rosebuds, hairpins with fallen leaves - these pieces let you carry a bit of nature with you.

Handmade, Start to Finish

I make my own paper, extract inks from kitchen scraps, and build textures with cement paste. Every step is done by hand, so no two pieces are exactly alike. The process is slow and sometimes unpredictable, but that’s what makes it special.