Jewellery - Wearable Art

Bloom in Freedom, 2024

Materials - Copper and Brass

The "Bloom in Freedom" wearable art which is a personal and cultural tribute to resilience, transformation, and the enduring spirit of those who strive toward liberation. Drawing inspiration from traditional Burmese kanote motifs—flourishes often seen in classical art and architecture—this piece reimagines heritage through a contemporary lens. Each intricate curve and flourish of the kanote represents not only aesthetic beauty but also the strength that grows quietly through adversity. The flame-like edges evoke a burning spirit—fierce, radiant, and unstoppable. Through the fusion of form and symbolism, the necklace becomes more than adornment; it becomes a narrative. Bloom in Freedom speaks to the courage it takes to grow despite hardship and the power of reclaiming identity and voice. It honors cultural roots while embracing change, reminding us that true freedom blooms from within.

ReForm; Statement Piece, 2025

Materials - Upcycling Plastic Bag

This statement piece reflects the core of the Nature Reclaims theme—where nature pushes back against human waste. Each flower is handcrafted from fused recycled plastic bags, giving soft, organic forms to a material known for its harsh, artificial nature.

The design transforms trash into delicate beauty. Layered petals, soft curves, and translucent textures mimic the fragility of real flowers, while the vibrant colors come directly from the original plastic bags—no added dyes. It speaks to the power of transformation, not just in material, but in mindset.

Wearing this piece is more than a fashion statement—it's a quiet form of activism, a celebration of nature, and a call to reimagine the future of fashion through upcycled art.

[Concept and Story - Plastic bags are one of the most common and least recycled waste items. ReForm- Recycle+Form is a sustainable jewelry project that transforms discarded plastic into expressive, wearable art. It’s more than adornment — it’s a statement, a conversation, a second chance for forgotten materials.

ReForm began as a response to the silent crisis of plastic waste. Each discarded bag, once overlooked, is transformed through design into meaningful, wearable art. with every fused layer, ReForm gives waste a new voice — turning pollution into purpose and sparking conversations.]

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