Sacred Wedding Ornament Preservation Frames
Turn your wedding day symbols, from traditional kaleeras to sacred threads, into art pieces that last. I handle the preservation of your most delicate heirlooms with the care they deserve.
The making of a beautiful frame. This video shows the process of preserving wedding ornaments like kaleera and garlands in a teakwood frame, a true labor of love.
A sneak peek into the creation of a large preservation frame. Can you guess the size? This piece includes bangles, a wedding card, and other precious things.
Crafting magic with every pour. This mesmerizing blue masterpiece preserves kaleera and vibrant wedding garlands, complete with golden imprints of cherished memories.
As a resin artist, I feel honored to preserve sacred wedding rituals. This teakwood frame holds the traditional Maharashtrian Mundavalya, Nath, and Supari, all nestled among the couple's real wedding flowers. It’s a way to keep these beautiful traditions close to your heart.
Elements of kaleera preserved for eternity. This frame was designed with the bride's meticulous vision, ensuring each bead and petal found its perfect place.
About this collection
Preserving heavy ornaments like kaleeras or mundavalya is a delicate process. I do not just pour resin over these items. I spend extra time preparing the base and positioning each piece so that heavy metal components do not sink or create air bubbles, ensuring every bead remains visible exactly as it was on your wedding day.
When you entrust me with your wedding ornaments, you are not just sending accessories, you are sending pieces of your heritage. Whether it is the traditional Maharashtrian Mundavalya, a bridal Sehra, or the intricate kaleeras from your wedding day, my goal is to freeze these moments in a way that respects their history.
Why Preservation Matters
Many couples leave these items in a box, where they eventually tarnish or get lost. By encasing them in high-quality, UV-resistant epoxy resin, I create a durable, clear shield. This protects the gold polish from oxidation and keeps delicate pearls or fabric threads safe from dust and humidity.
How I Work With Your Heirlooms
- Inspection: Before I start, I check the structural integrity of your items. If a kaleera has loose beads or a thread is fraying, I carefully stabilize it.
- Layout Planning: I offer two main presentation styles. We can use a solid Teakwood frame for a warm, classic look where the ornaments float in a deeper space, or a frameless resin block for a modern, 360-degree view.
- The Pour: Resin creates heat as it cures. Because jewelry often involves metal, glue, and different materials, I use a slow-curing technique to prevent cracks or yellowing, ensuring the piece remains crystal clear for years.
Caring for Your Keepsake
Once cured, these frames are sturdy. I recommend keeping them away from direct, harsh sunlight to maintain the vibrancy of any preserved flowers included alongside the ornaments. If you are sending your items from outside Mumbai, I provide detailed packing instructions to ensure your precious pieces arrive at my studio safely.
Ruchi
Hi, I am Ruchi. I believe memories should be felt, not just remembered. I started this journey to help you save the pieces of your wedding day that usually end up in a drawer, turning them into art you can actually keep.
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