Her first exhibition
Nehal wrote about the joy of hearing people admire her pieces in person. The conversations, smiles and surprise at the hand-painted details made that first exhibition meaningful to her.
Read her exhibition storyMeet Nehal, the hands behind Loopy Lines
Nehal is a physiotherapist based in Jaipur. Outside her work at the clinic, she paints mandalas: tiny dots, patient lines and circles that become something you can wear, gift or bring home.
“Physio in the morning, artist by evening”Nehal, on her two creative worlds
Loopy Lines is that other part of her day. Earrings she wears herself. A mirror for someone’s space. A little handmade gift for a much bigger occasion.

Little moments from her journey
Some of the stories Nehal has shared along the way.
Nehal wrote about the joy of hearing people admire her pieces in person. The conversations, smiles and surprise at the hand-painted details made that first exhibition meaningful to her.
Read her exhibition storyAt her art desk in India, she packed four hand-painted coaster sets for a home in Scotland—a little glimpse of how far a personal piece can travel.
See the packing storyShe also makes mandala keychains for party favours and wedding-invitation charms. Small pieces that can carry a colour, a memory or a thank-you.
See her celebration giftsHave an idea for a piece of your own?
Tell Nehal about itMade personal, together
Tell Nehal what you have in mind. You’ll discuss the design, price and timing before anything is agreed.
Let’s make it personal ↗Prefer a quick chat? DM Nehal on Instagram