OUR STORY

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Ulsi Omen is a small collection of sculptural jewelry rooted in Neelima Narayanan's South Asian heritage, reinterpreting the ornate symbolism and ritual significance of Indian jewelry traditions through a minimal, modern sensibility. It began as a meditative passion project, inspired by Neelima's grandmother, Indira Visuwnath, whose traditional South Asian jewelry and personal style carried an unmistakable elegance rooted in generations of craft and culture.

The aesthetic is further shaped by the raw nature of stones and geological formations, honoring tradition through a minimal yet sculptural, contemporary style. Working primarily in silver, with gold and semi-precious stones, Neelima uses only the materials and tools needed, reducing environmental impact along the way.

All designs are unique and handcrafted by Neelima in her studio in Mount Washington, Los Angeles.

Founder Neelima Narayanan at a workbench, handling jewelry tools and materials in a workshop with tools on wall and a window in the background.