I am the founder, owner and creative soul of Posh Creative Studio based at Bangalore.
We mostly deal into handmade, handcrafted and handpainted products, upcycled products and home decor products, return favours, corporate gifts, customised and personalised home decors & Wall Installations.
I has been into crafting for more than a decade and a half now and is here to share the knowledge about the emerging art technique called decoupage.
I have good hands in up-cycling and renovating things, Decoupage fused with mixed media, canvas art, art journal, Abstract Art, Gold leaf gilding and Resin Art, etc.
I use a technique called decoupage, which is the French art used to decorate an object by gluing colored paper cutouts onto it in combination with special paint effects, gold leaf and other decorative elements to make home decor products. I use other techniques as well such as antique look technique which I do by attaching different ornaments with the product and I also hand paint on the products.
We do art installations and furniture Upcycle as well.
And, I also use Resin Art and Craft techniques to create home decor products, Abstract Canvas Art for walls and ornaments. I usually source all my raw material from local markets of Jaipur, Chennai, Delhi and Bangalore and online, where all the raw materials are readily available. Being a creative person since childhood, I started trying to make new products after taking classes 15 years back. "That encouraged me to start my own venture. I do organize workshops and classes for the same, teach them in and out, encourage and support everyone who want to start their own venture from home. My expertise also lies in organizing customized corporate workshops which are rejuvenating as well as therapeutic at the same time.
Not to mention that we started our journey of creativity in year 2012 professionally and in 2014 we started to conduct our own workshops.
We have organized and conducted more than 70 workshops and, we lost the count after that in a span of 3 years.
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