Jewellery feature > Suman Mishra

28Mar10

I was charmed by the simplicity of her pieces. Suman Mishra captures the first signs of spring in her new collection. Mishra says that her creations are not ethnic, but often inspired by traditional silhouettes and motifs. She lives next to the Delhi Ridge forest and explorations of the forest (with her two dogs in tow) refresh and inspire her.

<Suman Mishra trained in Medical and Psychiatric Social Work from TISS, Mumbai. She did a stint in Journalism soon after, before discovering jewelry design in 2003. Suman Mishra retails at Bits and Pieces, Santushti Complex, Delhi and at ffolio in Bangalore. More of her jewellery here and here.

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1 Suman Mishra on April 21, 2010 said:

Many thanks to all of you for appreciating my work… it means a lot to me. I am touched! 🙂 If you would like to keep abreast of the latest designs and collections (there’s one coming up in first week of May) – do visit my group on Facebook – “Suman Mishra Jewelry”. Thanks

Cheers

Suman
2 Krassi on April 19, 2010 said:

absolutely beautiful!
3 Urvashi on April 5, 2010 said:

very elegant n wearable! beautiful…
4 Lakshmi Arvind on April 5, 2010 said:

simple and elgant
5 desiderata on March 30, 2010 said:

These designs are beautiful. I’m always blown away by how unique and intricately beautiful modern Indian design is.
6 Smita M on March 29, 2010 said:

These are simply outstanding
7 KG on March 29, 2010 said:

these are lovely!
8 Patricia Torres on March 28, 2010 said:

oh simply gorgeous!!

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