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Studio Modah Studio Modah is a place for craft enthusiast, artist and anyone who is interested in arts. It’s a pla

I think I'll always be fascinated by tiny things ✨🍄🐌🐟A mushroom. A butterfly. A moss-covered rock.They make the world fe...
06/07/2026

I think I'll always be fascinated by tiny things ✨🍄🐌🐟

A mushroom. A butterfly. A moss-covered rock.

They make the world feel a little softer somehow.

So here's a few more pieces from the tiny world I keep building.

Also... this hermit is peeking out of her shell these days. Very cautiously. 🤍

Tell me... which mushroom would come home with you? 🍄





Exploring texture as language and fiber as form.My wall rugs sit at the intersection of craft and contemporary art, invi...
09/04/2026

Exploring texture as language and fiber as form.
My wall rugs sit at the intersection of craft and contemporary art, inviting touch, curiosity, and conversation.
Available for collectors, interior projects, and exhibitions.

I’m honoured to present my work at a thoughtfully curated exhibition hosted by Duarte Haus in collaboration with IIWC.On...
02/04/2026

I’m honoured to present my work at a thoughtfully curated exhibition hosted by Duarte Haus in collaboration with IIWC.
On display are selections from two of my signature collections — The Butterfly Series and The Ocean & Coral Garden Series — where intricate fiber techniques meet a deep reverence for nature, texture, and quiet luxury. Each piece is created slowly and intentionally, inviting viewers to experience art not just visually, but sensorially.
The exhibition remains open to visitors until 5th April, and I warmly invite collectors, curators, designers, and art lovers to experience these works in person. ✨
I’m also delighted to share that my next showcase will take place at Karnataka Chitra Parishad from 15th April, where I will be unveiling a new body of work created especially for the occasion. I look forward to welcoming you there. 🌿

People didn’t just look at the work, they engaged with it.They paused, touched, asked questions, and made it their own.T...
17/03/2026

People didn’t just look at the work, they engaged with it.
They paused, touched, asked questions, and made it their own.
That’s always been my favourite part of creating textile art—
watching it move beyond the frame and become something personal.
Grateful for all the conversations at the Pilitaxi – Memories of Summers Exhibition at the Bangalore International Centre.

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