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Lighting is one of the most crucial aspects of creating a comfortable and inviting home atmosphere. It plays a significant role in the ambiance and...

Macrame Bracelet MakingIf you are wondering how to make macrame bracelets, one of the most popular accessories, you are at the right place. Let's t...

The Tree of Life represents birth, life, death and rebirth, in short it means the cycle of life. People have created some symbolic motifs with the ...

As we all know, when the Gourd is not turned into art, it can sometimes find a place as a meal on our tables, but we will talk about how the gourd ...

If you’ve ever been a store that specialises in natural elements like oils, stones, and crystals, chances are you’ve seen sticks, powders, or cones of incense. But what is incense, exactly?

There’s something about made-by-hand processes that add exclusivity and importance to a product. When artisans have spent their entire lives (or ev...

Humans have been making and wearing jewellry for over 25,000 years. Back then, it served as a symbol of class and beauty. It quickly became a tradition to wear jewellry for special occasions or to emphasise status.

One of the simplest yet most stunning items we collected on our trip was a beautiful handmade shawl in Kathmandu. Everything about this shawl captivated us, from the vibrant, culturally rich patterns to the softness of the natural sheep’s wool and cotton blend.