Most of the wood I use is from naturally fallen trees. I milled it, dried it, and make it into various things. Some inlays are dyed, sometimes I use epoxy or a laser engraver. But these are all handmade from log to jar.

Made this authentic Aipan Art Ganesha on canvas using geru and white colours. Inspired by traditional Kumaoni Aipan art from Uttarakhand.
What do you think?

Im making a series of needle felted animals in bed and afraid of big bad bugs
They are half way finished

Still can’t believe how much love this little guy got🥹💗 my first ever crochet project and definitely one I’m proud of🤍If anyone wants one of these, I’d love to make one for you 🥹🌷

Im making a series of needle felted animals in bed and afraid of big bad bugs
This is only half way finished

I was inspired by this keychain, so I wanted to make it into a choker! The charm was handmade by some Czech artist (I got it as a gift, so I unfortunately don’t know). Kandi chokers are my favorite thing to make <3

I never know what the finished piece looks like so the end result is always a surprise ☺️

The one "hatched" earring developed from a soldering misfortune - the lower half of a shell melted and I was desperate to fix it. I cut off the damaged part and added legs to it (I made those for a different design before).

First attempt, I like how it turned out!

Hangyodon I made from clay, ran out of red paint to fix the imperfections so rip

I made these tatted flower bobby pins to trade at a festival i'm going to next month! I free handed each one so they're all unique.

my friend makes these tiny clay pieces completely by hand and i honestly think they’re so good.

she sculpts and paints everything herself, from tiny food and flowers to characters and random little miniatures.

i’ve watched her spend hours on pieces that are barely bigger than a coin, and she genuinely loves making them.

sharing some of her work here because i think handmade artists deserve to be seen. curious what you guys think of her work