About me

Hi, my name is Ira.

A few years ago, chronic pain and burnout from long hours at a desk pushed me to make a change. I needed a reason to move — not just gym workouts because that's already part of my life, but real time outside to relax and connect with nature.

A book about flower art brought back memories of playing in my childhood garden, losing hours just looking at plants and imagining new worlds. So I started walking my neighbourhood and picking up what I found — fallen leaves, dried stems, things most people step over.

As a former graphic designer, I was used to total control on a screen. Working with what nature gave me was the opposite — messy, unpredictable, and exactly what I needed. Slowly, these walks became a practice: noticing what I'd overlooked a hundred times before.

The idea behind every piece is simple: something that looks used up or worthless can still hold beauty if you look at it the right way. That idea changed how I saw my own health, too — that value isn't about what you're capable of, but about finding your place.

My hope is that my creation helps people see fallen, "useless" things differently, spend a little more time outside, and maybe move their bodies a little more too.

I am grateful for the generosity and healing power of nature's carry. This process has helped me to reconnect to myself and recover. Today, I no longer have chronic pain.