Gave life to art after leaving coding: Vanita, a Telugu woman who left her software job and became the queen of ‘resin art’!
Many women think that their career is over when their career breaks after they get married and have children. But Hyderabad-based Vanitha Anchuri turned her career break into the foundation of a new success. After working in the software industry for five years, she is now a successful artist and an amazing female entrepreneur.
Vanitha (MCA graduate) from Manchiryal, took a break from her software job to raise her two children. Sharpening his creativity in that free time.. Today he is creating a new trend in the field of customized ‘Resin Art’ through “VYKA Art Studio”. Her stall was a special attraction at the prestigious ‘FICCI FLOs Style Tatva’ exhibition held recently.
A permanent form of wedding flowers!
The most popular of Vanitha’s art pieces is “Wedding Varamala Preservation”.
Instead of throwing away the garlands exchanged by the couple at the wedding ceremony, they are carefully hidden and turned into beautiful resin clocks (wall clocks), tables, or frames.
“Wedding garlands are a very emotional part of a couple’s life. My aim is to turn them into incredible memories that last a lifetime without throwing them away,” says Vanita.
From childhood memories to the kitchen popula box..
Apart from wedding bouquets, she also makes memory frames to preserve children’s first shoes, hospital identity bands and childhood toys. They are also designing “Spice Theme Resin Art” with different types of things like cumin, mustard and grains to reflect the culture of India in an innovative way. She makes customized nameplates, mantra frames, corporate gifts according to customers’ profession (doctor, lawyer etc.) and their interests. 2,000 starting price.
Family cooperation is my strength!
Vanitha recalls that entering the business sector after a long hiatus was not easy.
“Being confined to the family for years and coming back to the professional world was a big challenge. But with continuous practice and belief in myself, I have achieved what I wanted. With the help of my husband and family members, I am able to manage the business and the home effectively.” Vanita says slowly.
She explained that her aim in the future is not only to make “Waika Art Studio” a national brand, but also to establish a unique art studio for customers. The journey of Vanita Anchuri, who is an inspiration to many women, has once again proved that there is a way if there is a mind.
