As a plant - centric chef, whose recipes and cooking are inspired by Ayurveda, I provide beautifully seasoned and carefully spiced food for yoga and wellness retreats, and private events. I also cater for dinner parties, supper clubs, host cooking workshops, weekends  away, holiday abroad and more. I conjure food that’s seasonal, prioritising organic and locally sourced ingredients that are full of colour and flavour. The food I cook is healthy, nutritious and aligned with your unique event. It is refined ingredients-free, often naturally gluten-free and diary-free. I can cater for specific allergies and intolerances requirements.

I love reading about food, I develop and test recipes constantly, which are inspired by plants, land, seasons, my love for travels, and my curiosity for plant-based cuisines from around the world. I love working both locally and I like a challenge of cheffing abroad. I have worked in the UK, France and Poland.

Alongside my creative practice I continue to lecture on art & design undergraduate and pre-degree courses at the University of the Arts London.

I am an educator with 12+ years’ experience designing curriculum, learning experiences and delivering creative course. Background spans interdisciplinary learning environments, from spatial and experiential design through graphic media and textiles at both further and higher education levels. I am skilled at connecting design thinking, pedagogy, and holistic practices to deliver an art and design programmes across the UK and Asia.

At the core of my being, I am a teacher, an educator that uses different tools to provide unique experiences.

I work with mixed fibres and natural fabrics creating textile works. Every piece is designed and made as a celebration of a slow process and focuses on a contemporary representation of traditional craft methods. I design and make wall artwork, rugs, quilts and other soft objects using primarily wool, natural fabrics and repurposed materials. All my work is made by hands with care and attention to detail. Each piece is unique and fibres and fabrics are a mix of new and up-cycled material. I use the Oxford punch needle for my rugs, wall hangings and soft objects, and I work with natural fabrics (cotton, linen and hemp) to create quilts and other homeware objects. Each piece brings together my background in interior design, my passion for travels and the impact of creative practice on more holistic approach to wellbeing.

Teaching yoga is a reflection of my personal journey and my nature  - both intuitive and adaptable - offering creative practice including elements of dynamic movement and slower postures allowing to build strength and find balance on and off the mat. Each practice is led by breath, allows for a moment of meditation and offers a sense of warmth and inclusivity.

200hrs YTT Ashtanga - Vinyasa Yoga in India