Custom Resin Art & Floral Keepsakes

People often worry about how fresh flowers will hold up in resin. The secret is in the dehydration process before the pour. Even if your petals have faded a little or seen better days, I can work around that to preserve their shape and structure. It is a slow process that takes about 30 to 40 days to ensure everything is cured perfectly, so please plan ahead if you have a special date in mind.

Resin art is more than just pouring liquid into a mold, it is about freezing a split second in time. In my studio in Mulund, I work with everything from wedding varmalas to delicate bouquets, transforming them into functional pieces you actually use.

My Process

It all starts with proper drying. Whether it is 3D blocks or flat coasters, the moisture content needs to be zero, or the resin will cloud over time. I use high-grade epoxy that is UV-resistant to keep your flowers looking as close to the original as possible.

Customization Beyond Blocks

You are not limited to just blocks. I create wall clocks, ring platters for engagements, and even heavy teak wood frames for those who prefer a more organic, rustic look. If you have a specific vision—maybe adding gold flakes, pearl accents, or embedding a polaroid photo—just let me know.

Quality First

If you are looking to get something made, remember that patience is part of the craft. Curing thick pieces takes time to avoid bubbles and yellowing. I do not do express orders because quality is my priority. Whether it is a birthday gift, a wedding anniversary, or just a piece to brighten up your desk, I ensure it is made to last. Feel free to browse through these examples to see what kind of designs resonate with you.