Muska is currently studying Hand Embroidery at the Royal School of Needlework and thinks ‘imaginative’ best describes her creative side, as she strives to make each piece authentically her own – reflecting her personality, values and original voice.

She believes creativity is about more than just aesthetic, but rather about telling stories and preserving identifies through unique expression. For Muska, craft is more than just a passion but a way to understand culture, preserve tradition and build connections across different communities.

“What is done with love is done well” – Van Gogh