Handcrafted Resin Keepsakes India Trusts, Made in Siliguri
Cynosure Titli makes handcrafted resin keepsakes India can order with confidence — every pendant, coaster, nameplate and preserved varmala is poured, cured and finished by hand in our small studio in Siliguri, West Bengal. Nothing is mass produced. Real flowers, pigments and fine glitter are set in crystal-clear resin so a moment you care about stops fading and starts catching light instead.
What we make
Our resin jewellery collection covers pendants, earrings, rings and bangles, each one set with pressed flowers or hand-mixed pigment. Our décor range runs from coasters and serving trays to nameplates and photo frames for a new home or a housewarming gift. We also hand-pour scented candles in small batches, and take on personalised commissions — a name, a date, a first rakhi, a baby’s first curl — turned into something you can keep on a shelf instead of in a box.
Varmala preservation, done properly
Wedding garland preservation is our most personal service. Send us your varmala within a few days of the wedding and we dry, treat and set the petals into a frame, a tray or a pair of keepsake pieces designed around your colours. Because every garland is different, varmala work is quote-based: share photos on WhatsApp and we come back with a price, a design plan and a realistic timeline.
Made to order, shipped across India
Every order is made after you place it, so typical lead time is 7 to 14 days depending on the piece and the season. We ship pan-India with tracking, and shipping is free above ₹999. If you would rather talk it through before ordering — sizing, flower colours, engraving, gifting deadlines — message us on WhatsApp. Most of our customers find us on Instagram and order the same way, and we are happy to keep it that simple.
How each piece is made
Resin work is slow work. Flowers are pressed and fully dried first, because even a little moisture clouds the cure. The resin is measured by weight, mixed slowly to keep air out, and poured in thin layers so the petals sit where they should instead of floating. Each layer cures for hours before the next one goes on. Once the piece is out of the mould it is trimmed, sanded through several grits, polished and sealed by hand. A single pendant can take three days from first pour to final buff — which is exactly why we do not keep deep stock and why nothing here is machine-finished.
Gifting and custom orders
A lot of what leaves our studio is a gift: rakhi keepsakes, anniversary frames, birthday name pieces, wedding return gifts and corporate hampers in small runs. Tell us the occasion, the budget and the date you need it by, and we will suggest something that fits all three rather than upselling you. For bulk or repeat orders we can match colours across a set so the whole batch looks like it belongs together. Personalised text, birth dates, initials and your own flowers — from a bouquet, a temple offering or a garland — can all be set into the piece.
Care, returns and questions
Cured resin is durable but not indestructible. Keep pieces away from long direct sunlight, wipe them with a soft dry cloth, and store jewellery separately so harder stones do not scratch the surface. Because every item is made to order and often personalised, we cannot accept returns on custom work — but if anything arrives damaged in transit, send us a photo within 48 hours and we will remake or refund it. Questions about a design, a delivery date or whether an idea is even possible in resin? Ask. We reply to every message ourselves.
Browse the shop for ready-to-order designs, or start a conversation for something built only for you. Either way, you are buying handmade work from one studio in Siliguri — not a warehouse.
