AHRIVA

I'm passionate about keeping the ancient arts of cloisonné and Feng Shui alive, sharing these rich Chinese traditions with others. Both practices have deep historical roots and continue to influence how we see the world today. From the delicate craft of cloisonné to the insights of Feng Shui, I aim to offer a meaningful connection to the past, while making it relevant for modern life.

My work is driven by a genuine respect for these time-honored techniques, passed down through generations. I collaborate closely with skilled artisans and knowledgeable scholars to ensure that each piece and lesson stays true to its origins, while still fitting into today's world. By supporting this, you're helping to keep these traditions vibrant and ensuring their wisdom is carried forward for future generations.

I believe in preserving ancient traditions through thoughtful craftsmanship. Each piece I create, whether it's a cloisonné artifact or a Feng Shui consultation, is crafted with care, honoring the techniques that have been passed down through generations. I embrace the idea of limited-edition, small-batch creations that carry the depth of history and can be cherished for years to come.

I believe in knowing the origins of what we engage with—the materials, the knowledge, and the people behind it. The impact of our choices extends beyond the final product, influencing the communities that keep these traditions alive and the natural world that provides the resources.

From handcrafted cloisonné using carefully selected minerals to Feng Shui practices rooted in thousands of years of wisdom, everything I offer reflects my commitment to sustainability, authenticity, and the preservation of cultural heritage.

Feng Shui and Yi have been practiced and studied for thousands of years, and their influence extends far beyond superstition. Both are deeply rooted in Chinese philosophy and provide ways to understand the relationship between humans and their environment. Feng Shui is often seen as an ancient practice of aligning natural energies to improve one's well-being, focusing on balance and harmony in spaces, while Yi (from the "Zhouyi" or I Ching) delves into the dynamic forces of time, change, and energy in life.

These practices are not about magical thinking, but rather about patterns and observations that have been passed down through centuries. They offer frameworks for understanding the subtle interactions between our surroundings and the outcomes in our lives. Whether seen as spiritual tools or practical systems of balance, Feng Shui and Yi continue to resonate because they invite people to engage more deeply with the world around them. Many who practice them find real value in their ability to create harmony and clarity in both physical spaces and life decisions.