Behind the Scenes at My Handmade Studio
Welcome to my little corner of the world. Here is where the color chaos happens, from my home workshop to the vibrant markets I love.
We are all set up at the Sunday Soul Sante! Here's a quick tour of my stall, filled with hand-painted juttis, necklaces, earrings, bangles, and more.
Exhibiting at The Botanika! It was such a beautiful venue to display all my colorful, handmade creations. Here are a few clips from the day.
A candid moment from my home workshop. I love making these personal videos because they show the real effort and emotion that goes into every piece I create.
I was honored to be a guest speaker at Oakridge International School, talking to Grade 1 students about art as a mode of communication.
Interacting with the bright and curious Grade 1 students during my art session. Their uninhibited creativity is always so inspiring.
A little video montage from a wonderful day at Sunday Soul Sante. It was amazing to meet so many of you and see you connect with my art.
Just me, mesmerized by my own creations at an outdoor market. I love seeing all the colors and textures come together in one place.
About this collection
You might wonder how a corporate worker manages a creative studio, but honestly, the messy workshop is exactly where the magic lives. Every bangle and hanging you see here is made right on my home desk, surrounded by real life, not a sterile factory line.
My studio is not a showroom. It is a home workshop filled with the sounds of my dogs and the sight of my daughter’s drawings. This is where I turn wood, glass, and fabric into the psychedelic art you see here. When I am not at my IT office, I am stitching every dhaga (thread) and tanka (stitch) by hand. I love taking these creations out to markets like Sunday Soul Sante in Hyderabad. Setting up a stall is my favorite way to see you connect with these pieces in person. Watching someone pick up a bangle and actually feel the texture makes all the late nights worth it. I also take this art into classrooms, like my session with the children at Oakridge International School. Helping kids express themselves through color is just as important to me as making the jewelry. If you are looking for something that is mass-produced, you will not find it here. What you will find are unique, eco-friendly pieces that carry a bit of my chaos and a lot of my joy.
Khyatiworks
I am Khyati, a part-time IT professional and full-time color addict. My art is a reflection of the joyful chaos in my home with my family and my crazy dogs.
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