Though she have been creating art since her childhood, she started selling and creating her own art platform in the year 2020. She likes to reuse the trash to create art. She loves creating things with her hands and that’s where she derives her greatest joy!
Her art is primarily inspired by Tibetan cultural attire and jewelry. She is still learning and exploring different attire in Tibet as it’s very diverse.

Material she use is mostly handmade papers and she try to up-cycle as much trash as possible. She loves paper as they are bio-degradable and can be recycled, in a way it makes her feel a little better for not creating extra waste on the earth.

In the year 2022, She had the chance to collaborate with HP State Handicrafts and Hand loom Corporation Limited. and had the chance to explore the Himachali costume which developed into a special series of artworks, later supplied to the prestigious Rashtrapati Niwas, Mashobra. (Three of the artworks are placed inside the Hon’ble President of India’s private room, while two others are placed in the dining room which is open to public viewing.)

Exhibition – Tibet Flim Festival in Dharamsala on 08th and 09th October’22.