My First Rakhi 🤍
Tiny wrist. Big firsts.
I may be too little to remember my first Rakhi, but you will.
My tiny wrist.
My first little thread of love.
My first Rakhi photograph that will probably stay in the family album forever.
So my first Rakhi needed to be made a little differently.
Slowly. Softly. By hand.
Each piece is individually crocheted by an artist, stitch by tiny stitch, using soft yarn and a gentle fabric band designed especially with little wrists in mind.
No heavy ornamentation.
No sharp edges.
Just something soft, playful and full of love.
And when Rakhi is over, please don't put it away in a box.
The little crochet artwork can become a keepsake — stitched onto a baby blanket, memory book, tiny pullover or another piece of fabric you keep as I grow.
Because someday, when my wrist isn't this tiny anymore, you can show it to me and say:
“This was your very first Rakhi.”
Kuddles — little things made for memories that grow with you. 🧸🤍
