February Recap in Paris

 

 

Outfit:

Shirt and Denim Jeans - Guess

Sweatshirt and Tote Bag: Trappers District

Boots - Aldo

Earrings: Gifted

February moved so fast. I took a short trip to Germany to visit my parents and also spend time with my cat who is currently staying with them while I move between cities and countries. Being back there humbled me. It reminded me where I come from and how much my life has changed. I have come a long way and elevated so much that I never want to look back, but I always remember where I come from.

Back in Paris, I focused on finishing a new designer piece. The piece is now complete and and I'm looking forward to sharing it in my next posts.

The weather is finally warming up. The days are longer and flowers are starting to bloom. You can feel the season changing. February was a mix of reflection, work, and the sense that something new is beginning.

 

 

 

The Baguette Bag

In Paris bakeries appear on nearly every corner and picking up a fresh smelling baguette for either breakfast or dinner is part of our daily routine. This is where the idea for my Baguette Bag began.

This Baguette Bag was designed for my brand Sunviriya. Simple, lovely, and a practical piece for everyday life. It's made from 100% cotton. It's lightweight, fashionable and so easy to carry. This shape was created specifically to hold freshly baked baguettes. Designed as a statement piece and as a functional accessory. No more standard tote bags.

 

 

 

Where my work begins again

After time away, I have returned to sketching and illustrating. This is where everything begins for me: On paper and by hand. I'm very grateful to my boyfriend for seeing what I had not fully recognized in myself.  His support has given me clarity and space to return to my work.

 

For years I invested helping others shape their vision. I gave generously until I understood the cost. Creativity without ownership drains the creator. From here on, my focus returns to the work itself.

You will see me sketching more, designing more and building more.