Handcrafted Natural Art and Sustainable Ayurvastra Textiles

I call these my 'Eternal Bouquets'. I carefully collect, press, and frame real flowers and leaves to preserve their beauty forever. This video shows a few examples, each holding a unique story and a piece of nature's art, perfect for adding a timeless touch to your walls.

Here is a look at how I create my wearable art. This is a real rosebud, carefully preserved and transformed into a delicate hoop earring. It’s my way of letting you carry a small piece of a garden with you, a reminder of nature's simple elegance.

This ruffled pillow cover brings a soft, natural touch to your home. It was dyed using plant-based pigments, giving it a unique, earthy pattern. It sits here next to a macrame cushion, showing how handmade textures can create a warm and inviting space.

Inspired by the traditional gajra, I love creating hair accessories from nature. Here, I show how to make beautiful hairpins using fallen leaves. It's a simple way to adorn yourself with the beauty of nature, celebrating even the aged and broken leaves.

A homegrown cosmos flower, pressed and preserved on my own handmade paper. The sunlight catching the delicate petals shows the simple beauty I aim to capture. This piece is part of a larger collection of botanical art I am creating.

This is a table mat I created using only natural pigments. The green leaf prints are made using an eco-printing technique, while the scalloped border is colored with coffee and madder root. It’s a functional piece of art that brings sustainability to your dining table.