How it’s made

Five art styles, explained

Each style has its own way of being made. Here's a quick look at each one - and what makes it special.

Resin Art

We pour clear resin in layers to lock in bright colours, sparkle and texture. The finish is smooth and glassy - easy to clean and very long lasting.

Mandalas drawn one dot at a time. Inspired by traditional Indian rangoli - calming to look at and a slow, careful craft to make.

A 400-year-old folk craft from the Kutch region. Hand-shaped clay patterns set with small mirrors that catch the light beautifully.

Traditional South Indian rangoli patterns - usually drawn each morning with rice flour - made into permanent wall art you can keep up all year.

Coconut decor, preserved garlands and personalised wedding gifts - each piece made on order for one couple only. The work that means the most.

How it’s made

Each style has its own way of being made. Here's a quick look at each one - and what makes it special.

We pour clear resin in layers to lock in bright colours, sparkle and texture. The finish is smooth and glassy - easy to clean and very long lasting.

Mandalas drawn one dot at a time. Inspired by traditional Indian rangoli - calming to look at and a slow, careful craft to make.

A 400-year-old folk craft from the Kutch region. Hand-shaped clay patterns set with small mirrors that catch the light beautifully.

Traditional South Indian rangoli patterns - usually drawn each morning with rice flour - made into permanent wall art you can keep up all year.

Coconut decor, preserved garlands and personalised wedding gifts - each piece made on order for one couple only. The work that means the most.