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@tharu-resin-art
Introduction
Hello Everyone! I am Tharushika, the owner of Tharu Resin Art also a medical student. I want to introduce myself and my business here. I started this business as a student waiting for university admission to find financial stability. Now it's been 4 years. 25 yrs | Resin Artist | Jewelry Maker | Medical Student | She/Her |
I was finishing this resin necklace and it reminded me of one of my favourite little habits. How I always stop to admire tiny sparkly things, even since I was a kid. If something caught the light in a pretty way, I’d pause, stare at it, and make up a whole story in my head.
I guess that never really changed. Even now, when I’m creating resin pieces, I catch myself doing the same thing, tilting it toward the light, waiting for that one moment when it glows just right. That moment always feels a bit magical… like the world is winking back.
Maybe that’s why this necklace feels special to me. It has that same little spark that made younger-me stop and stare.
What about you? Did you have any small quirks or habits like that growing up, the kind that still show up in your life today?
If you love jewelry with a little story and a little glow, you’re so welcome in this space with me.
I was finishing this resin necklace and it reminded me of one of my favourite little habits. How I always stop to admire tiny sparkly things, even since I was a kid. If something caught the light in a pretty way, I’d pause, stare at it, and make up a whole story in my head.
I guess that never really changed. Even now, when I’m creating resin pieces, I catch myself doing the same thing, tilting it toward the light, waiting for that one moment when it glows just right. That moment always feels a bit magical… like the world is winking back.
Maybe that’s why this necklace feels special to me. It has that same little spark that made younger-me stop and stare.
What about you? Did you have any small quirks or habits like that growing up, the kind that still show up in your life today?
If you love jewelry with a little story and a little glow, you’re so welcome in this space with me.
Something Red...
This resin jewelry set reminds me of a poem named "Child in Red" by Rainer Maria Rilke.
Sometimes she walks through the village in her little red dress all absorbed in restraining herself, and yet, despite herself, she seems to move according to the rhythm of her life to come.
She runs a bit, hesitates, stops, half-turns around… and, all while dreaming, shakes her head for or against.
Then she dances a few steps that she invents and forgets, no doubt finding out that life moves on too fast.
It's not so much that she steps out of the small body enclosing her, but that all she carries in herself frolics and ferments.
It's this dress that she'll remember later in a sweet surrender; when her whole life is full of risks, the little red dress will always seem right.
Rainer Maria Rilke
Look at this customized resin phone case I made. It's Sea themed as per customer's request and the initials are included.
When I finished this jewelry set, it reminded me of my childhood summers. Running under the bright sun, chasing dragonflies just because it felt magical. Back then, I had the luxury of time, endless imagination, and the kind of curiosity that made every day feel like a new adventure.
The earrings feel like tiny suns, carrying that same warmth and excitement I used to wake up with. The scattered gold reminds me of those small moments childhood always gifted us. Finding something pretty, discovering something new, believing good things were waiting. It’s gentle luxury.
And the little sprig inside the pendant, pointing upward, feels like the hope I used to have about growing up. The white around it all feels like a blank page, ready for the next chapter.
Wearing this set feels like carrying a small piece of that freedom. The optimism, the creativity, the joy of looking forward. A reminder that we don’t have to leave that feeling behind as we grow.
Christmas Kandi Star Earrings // buddycraft on Etsy
I’ve always been fascinated by how Little Ironweed (Monarakudumbiya) shows up quietly in the most unexpected places. These blooms and sepals were once a soft, natural purple, now gently dyed and preserved in clear resin for aesthetic purposes.
What I love about this tiny plant is how resilient and adaptable it is. It doesn’t need the perfect environment to grow. It simply takes root, survives, and finds a way to thrive. I’ve seen that in my own life too, sometimes you don’t get ideal conditions, but you learn, adjust, and keep going.
To me, the blooms represent the rewarding outcomes of staying resilient and refusing to give up, while the sepals feel like proof of lasting fulfillment after a long journey. I wanted that symbolism to live inside this necklace.
I made this as a reminder that resilience truly pays off, and adapting isn’t weakness, it’s how we move toward success. If you’re going through something, let this piece whisper, “keep going.” And if you know someone strong, this could be a meaningful way to appreciate their quiet strength.
I hope this little piece encourages you, just as the plant’s story has encouraged me, to keep moving forward, one small bloom at a time.
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Tiger Iron Necklace No. 01
Hand carved Bronze, Tiger Iron
Made in New Orleans in November of 2024
RobertsonIndustries etsy shop
My latest work, a cuff bracelet made with a moonstone :). Available at my Etsy shop: https://jessyherc.etsy.com
Hey! look at this beauty.
I’ve been meaning to share this for a while, but every time I looked at it, I just… felt something. This purple chrysanthemum was too beautiful to watch fade, so I decided to preserve it in resin (Huh, It was given to me to preserve). I don’t know why, but the whole process felt personal. Like I wasn’t just saving a flower, I was protecting a moment. A feeling. A quiet memory that still makes my chest feel warm when I think about it.
It’s strange how some things arrive in your life so softly, but their impact stays loud. And when the petals settled inside the resin, I realized how delicate everything really is. How easily something meaningful can slip away if you don’t catch it at the right time.
Maybe it sounds dramatic, but I think we all have something like this , something small, ordinary to others, but heavy with meaning to us. I guess this is mine. A tiny reminder that not everything beautiful has to disappear.
Do you have anything you’ve kept, not because you needed it, but because your heart wasn’t ready to let it go?
Chunky Christmas Bulb Dangle Earrings // budycraft on Etsy
You know what this resin pendant reminds me of? Those fuzzy memories we’re never fully sure about… but for some reason, they changed us. I have a few of those in my life, blurry, distant, but very defining.
The blue flowers feel like the quiet growth I went through. Blue holds reflection and those slow, gentle changes we don’t notice until later. And the tiny blossoms in the back? They remind me that life will always give us more moments to shape who we are.
And the black in this piece… it feels like ink. It holds memories, just like the ones I carry when I make choices today. Sometimes those past moments guide me more than I think.
Honestly, I’m learning to accept my past and stand on it so I can build a better future. And I wanted to share that with you — because maybe you’re doing the same.
What’s a small, blurry memory that changed you?
This resin jewelry set stirs some unexplainable emotions in my heart. There's something about the blood red mixed with black, with the smallest hint of white swirled in, forming a delicate, beautiful wave.
Then there are the earrings: they are not quite matching, yet perfectly complementary. Snowflake-shaped but cast in that striking blood red, they feel like two elements that shouldn't belong together.
And yet, the entire set is perfect exactly as it is, evoking feelings I simply cannot name. Perhaps it's the passion (blood red), the rebellion (black), and the purity (white). Oh, this is simply a lot of feeling captured in one piece!
Maybe one day I'll find the right words to describe it. Until then, I hope you find comfort in this set.
I also hope this jewelry will find its owner in that one soul who truly resonates with it.
There’s something powerful about pink-orange blossoms. They don’t shout for attention like the bold reds, nor do they retreat into softness like pale pinks. Instead, they live in between. A combination of warmth and tenderness, courage and calm. That space between shades feels human, like the balance we try to hold in our own lives.
Pink-orange is the color of emotional renewal. The heart learning to trust again after a season of silence. It speaks of joy that doesn’t rush, of hope that grows slowly, petal by petal. It’s the kind of color that tells you transformation doesn’t have to be loud, it can happen quietly, in the way light softens the edges of morning.
The white background carries it all with clarity, a reminder that new beginnings need space. And the gold glitter scattered like sunlight whispers of grace, of lessons learned, wisdom earned, and the spark that never truly fades, no matter how much we change.
They tell a story of becoming. Not through fire or chaos, but through light, kindness, and courage. These pink-orange blooms remind us that beauty often begins where softness meets strength.
What does pink-orange make you think of? A memory, a feeling, a season of your life? Share it below. I’d love to hear what this color means to you. 🌸
psst hey you. yeah you, kid. lemme let you in on a little somethin'; no tricks. buddycraft is havin' a halloween sale. yeah, for real. just treats. check 'em out before the season's over.
