Behind the Scenes: The Art of My Handmade Jewellery

This is the first step in creating my golden jewellery. I carefully apply real gold foil over the embossed gesso design. It's a delicate process that brings a unique, fascinating texture to each piece.

After applying the gold leaf, the real artistry begins. I use fine brushes to enhance the design with vibrant colors and intricate outlines, giving the pendant a beautiful three-dimensional effect.

Many think painting on a small canvas is easier, but it requires immense precision and skill. This video shows the intricate brushwork needed to create the details on a miniature painting of a royal elephant.

I source beautiful, GI-tagged textiles like Kalamkari from Andhra and Kutch embroidery from Gujarat to create these unique fabric pendants. It’s my way of celebrating and preserving India's rich textile heritage in my jewellery.

I believe in giving beautiful objects a new life. Here, I've transformed a simple wooden comb into a vibrant, hand-painted statement necklace. This is my vision of sustainable, wearable art.

This is the magic of handmade art. I love showing how a simple clay form of Maa Durga is transformed with careful painting and detailing into a piece full of divine glory. It’s a spiritual experience for me every single time.

Here's how my school lessons in zoology and botany help my art. I start with a simple sketch of an owl, add floral borders, and then bring it to life with Madhubani-style painting.