Preserve Your Baby's First Precious Milestones

When I preserve a first baby suit or ultrasound in a floating teakwood frame, it is not just about the resin. I carefully layout the pieces, from the umbilical cord to the hospital tags, and wait for your approval on the arrangement before the final pour. It is my way of making sure the story is told exactly how you remember it.

Every baby keepsake I create starts with a conversation. Whether it is your newborn's tiny onesie, their first hair, or those hospital identification tags that feel so fragile, I treat every item with the same care I would for my own family.

For these large format 18x20 inch teakwood frames, I use a floating technique. This adds depth, making the items look like they are suspended in time. I layer in embellishments like fire pit glass, opal chips, delicate faux pearls, and dried flowers to highlight the specific milestones you want to remember.

The process is a mix of structure and sentiment. We start by discussing the items you want to include. Then, I arrange them, adding custom gold lettering for birth details like the date, time, and weight. I will always share the layout with you before I make it permanent with resin. It is a bit of a process, but that is how we ensure your yaadein, or memories, stay with you, hamesha. If you are looking for something smaller, I also do 3D resin blocks for footprints or teeth.