The Art of Creation: Behind the Scenes

What Happens in the Studio

Every item you see in my shop starts as a liquid in a cup. Whether it is a batch of sculptural soy wax candles or a set of Roman-inspired eco-resin jars, the process remains the same. I mix, pour, sand, and finish everything by hand in my small Bangalore studio.

The Eco-Resin Process

I prefer working with eco-resin because of the stone-like, matte finish it offers once cured. The process involves precise mixing to ensure the strength of the piece, followed by hand-sanding to smooth out any edges. The signature gold rims you see on my trinket trays are painted on after the resin has set, which gives each piece a slightly different personality. If you notice a tiny variation in a tray or a small bubble mark, that is just the evidence that a person, not a machine, made it.

Working with Soy Wax

My candle-making is all about temperature control and timing. Soy wax is sensitive to the environment, so I pour my floral urlis and sculptural teddy bear candles in small batches to ensure a clean, soot-free burn. Creating these requires keeping the workspace humidity-controlled, which is a bit of a challenge in our climate, but essential for the perfect finish.

Why Custom Matters

Because I control every step, I can easily tweak colours or designs for your specific event. If you need a specific aesthetic for a wedding or a baby shower, just let me know. I love taking on custom orders that allow me to experiment with new shapes and palettes. What you see in my gallery is just the start; I am always happy to discuss how we can create something unique for your space.