Me – And the Journey Back to the Gentle Things

Twenty years living with numbers.
I used to be an accountant, a financial specialist, an internal auditor — roles that demanded absolute precision, often at the expense of emotion. I once managed a tech company, always chasing speed, logic, and performance.

But deep inside, there has always been another part of me: a quiet love for handmade craft, planted in childhood among scraps of fabric, bamboo blinds, and spools of thread. Back then, I sewed tiny clothes for paper dolls and helped weave fishing nets with small, clumsy hands.

Now, in a new chapter of my life — in a new land — I’ve chosen to return to what once made my heart quietly flutter: creating handcrafted pieces with all my heart.

I’m drawn to every crochet detail, every strand of silk, every frame that captures the soul of a handmade piece. No more numbers, no more deadlines — just me, and the stillness as I wrap each bouquet, fold each delicate silk scarf.

I call this my journey home — not to start over,
but to finally continue living as my truest self.