Garland of the Earth is a wearable art piece created through a slow, meditative process; the work honours sustainable and intentional making. Handcrafted from dried and dyed palm leaves, organic Indian cotton and natural dyes made in so-called Australia, using woodblock-printing techniques. The piece draws on Indian craftsmanship and organic materials. Featuring a turban adorned with peacock feathers and juttis (shoes) made from hand-stitched gum leaves, the work is imbued with cultural memory and ecological sensitivity. Here, the process of making the wearable art piece becomes a prayerful act that tells a story. Garland of the Earth has been exhibited at the Immigration Museum in 2025 for Melbourne Fashion Week.