About Me

Creativity has always been at the heart of my journey, beginning in high school with a simple love for making jewelry. What started with basic techniques soon grew into a deep passion for chainmail, beginning with the European 4-in-1 weave and gradually expanding into more intricate styles. Every piece I create is handcrafted with care: I wrap the wire, saw each jump ring, and assemble them with patience and intention. Alongside chainmail, I also design with beads and upcycle old, broken jewelry into something renewed and beautiful.

During my studies at Moore College of Art & Design, I expanded my artistic practice beyond jewelry. I explored black-and-white photography, working in the darkroom to develop my own prints, and discovered a love for fiber arts — knitting, crocheting, needlepoint, cross-stitch, and embroidery — each offering a meditative rhythm and space for creativity.

My love for making extends into sewing, candle making, and soap crafting, often with a focus on sustainability by reusing and transforming materials. Whether it’s melting down old candles to give them new life or weaving strands of yarn into a warm blanket, I find joy in the act of creating.

Through all my work, I aim to honor tradition while embracing innovation — always learning, always making, and always following the spark of joy that creativity brings.