The Story

I created this space as a landing place and sacred atelier — a place devoted to the art of adornment through ritual, and to honoring beauty as a spiritual practice.

My love for creating beauty began with my grandmother, Caroline. From a young age, she shared her love of jewelry and textiles with me, teaching me how to recognize quality and craftsmanship — how to feel the weight of a piece, trace the thread of a fabric, and understand its story through touch alone. She taught me to sew at her kitchen table using old tablecloths to make dresses and dolls, and I’ve continued sewing my own clothing and creations ever since.

As I grew older, I became enamored with jewelry — the process, the technique, the meaning it could hold and the way it could shift my energy.  In college, I taught myself to silversmith and began making personal pieces, which quickly caught the interest of friends and family. Over the next couple of years, I sold my creations here and there, but I never found a rhythm that felt true. I don’t find as much joy in mass-producing designs or creating the same thing twice as I do the process of creating One-of-One pieces (which, unsurprisingly, is terrible for business). 

Creating has never been a hobby for me. It has always been an anchor, a life-force, and a deeply personal practice — a way I return to myself and a process essential to my own transformation. From that place of meaning, I decided to share my work with others who see beauty as something personal and transformative. To seek out those who also long to have texture, luster, quality, weight, and ritual woven into every part of their lives.

After years of honing my skills and distilling my vision down to what feels true to me, I finally became clear on how I wanted to offer my creations to the world. And so, With Love, Veda was born — a deeply personal endeavor, a vessel for ideas yet to come, and a place where beauty, quality, and meaning take precedent.  A sacred container and a space I hope you return to when you need inspiration, grounding, or a moment to come back to yourself — just as I do.

It is one of my greatest joys to create simply for the sake of creating — but an even greater joy to create with the intention of sharing it with you.

With love, Veda