Handmade Eco-Resin Process: Behind the Scenes

You won’t find a factory line here—just me at my work table, measuring out Beyond Mix and experimenting with colors for your orders. I use eco-resin because it’s non-toxic and durable, but the real effort happens in the hand-sanding and sealing process. If you notice a tiny bubble or a slight color variation, that’s just the raw, honest nature of handmade work, ensuring no two pieces are ever identical.

From My Work Table to Your Home

When I say handmade, I mean it—every tray, jar, and planter starts as raw powder and pigment right here in my Bangalore studio. I work with Beyond Mix, a water-based, non-toxic eco-resin, because it gives me the freedom to play with techniques like marbling, terrazzo, and color blocking. It’s a bit pricier than standard cement or plastic, but the finish is premium and, most importantly, safer for your home.

The Reality of Handmade

Sharing my process on social media isn't just about showing off the final product. It's about being real with you. Whether I'm pouring a custom tray for a client or experimenting with a new Halloween palette, things don't always go perfectly on the first try. Sometimes a mold doesn't behave, or the colors need adjusting. That’s why you’ll often see me in a 'Part 1, Part 2' format—if a piece doesn't meet my standard, I redo it until it’s right. That’s the Hues of Memories promise.

Quality That Lasts

Every piece goes through a rigorous finish process. I sand the edges by hand to make them smooth and apply a double coat of sealant. This isn't just for looks; it makes the product water-resistant and protects it from UV damage. My goal is to ensure that when you receive a custom order, it’s not just a beautiful prop for your vanity, but a sturdy, practical piece you can use every day.

If you have a specific color theme or a logo you want to incorporate, let’s chat. I love a good design challenge and I'm always happy to customize patterns, whether you prefer moody pastels or bold neons.