Hey, these colourful pieces aren’t just fashionable jewellery — they’re the work of a team where the son takes the lead and the mom follows. Gopal sits with threads and beads spread out before him, his hands moving with a focus that could make time stand still. He chooses the colours, strings the patterns, decides the look — and once his vision is set, Pinky steps in to give it the final touch, securing the clasps, adding the neat finish.
 
Gopal lives with autism, and in this space, it isn’t a limitation — it’s his superpower. The same wind that sometimes scatters his thoughts also carries moments of sharp, steady concentration, letting him create pieces that speak in colours and textures. Pinky watches quietly, letting him lead, knowing the jewellery they make together carries more than style — it holds pride, trust, and the joy of a son shaping beauty with his own hands.
 
Light as air, full of meaning — these hoops carry a tiny Buddha face at their center, framed by beads in white for peace, green for growth. Together, they turn simple circles into wearable reminders to breathe, center, and carry calm into your day.