Inside My Home Studio: The Art of Handmade

My studio table isn't about perfectly staged photos, it is about the hours of hand-stitching that go into every toran or bangle. I focus on every thread and bead to ensure your piece is truly pakka kaam—built to last, entirely handmade, and completely free of plastic.

When you order from me, you are not getting something mass-produced from a factory floor. You are getting a piece of my home, my family's chaotic routine, and my obsession with sustainable materials.

Every morning, I sit down with my intern, Jyoti, to sort through beads, hand-paint wooden motifs, and stitch everything together using strong, reliable thread. We ditch plastic entirely. Instead, you will find glass beads, ceramic, wood, and cotton fabric—materials that age beautifully and feel good to touch.

I share these behind-the-scenes clips because I want you to see the real work behind the art. Whether it is a 46-inch long toran or a small set of hand-painted bangles, each item undergoes a slow process. I reinforce the back with felt, I knot every string, and I ensure the ghungroos have that perfect chime. If you see a piece on my table, know it has been made with a lot of love, a bit of Indipop music in the background, and my dogs, Bingo and Chiku, usually napping nearby.

If you have a wild idea for a custom piece, let's talk. I love a good challenge and I am always looking for new ways to bring color into your home.