About
I have made things manually all my life. Whenever I watch or listen to something, there is always knitting or some other needlework in my hands. I can't sit with my hands idle — it feels wrong. What I love most is crochet, lace-making, and bead weaving.
For ten years I have been studying psychology and philosophy. Lately I have become interested in Vedic knowledge and Vedic psychology. All this time I felt I was searching for something — a path that would join my two favorite worlds. One day I decided to bring psychology and handcraft together. That is how Inner Cosmos began.
My dream is a studio — a large hall full of flowers, with small workshops around it. In the hall I meet a person, get to know them, and learn what they need. Then they move on to the workshop where the piece meant just for them will be made.
I decided the time had come to build my dream. Inner Cosmos is the digital version of that studio: the test is its great hall, and the products are its workshops. I don't remember ever going this long without making something. For three months now I haven't had time for thread, because all my time goes into creating Inner Cosmos.
— Natia
What I make
I make hand-woven mandalas and other textile works built on sacred geometry, symbols, psychology, and cultural knowledge.
For me a mandala is not mere decoration. It is the unity of thought, form, and art.
Why I make it
Because this is my natural state. I have made things manually since childhood. I weave, I invent, I learn, I explore.
When I work, time disappears. Sometimes I even forget to eat.
This is not just a hobby. It is the way I feel connected to myself and to the world.
Who I make it for
I make things for people who are looking for more than an object. For people who want a piece in their home, their workspace, or their everyday life that carries meaning, a story, and symbolic value.
I also make them for those drawn to self-knowledge, meditation, creativity, and the language of form.
My main idea
I don't just sell a mandala.
I make works where art, geometry, symbols, and psychology meet — together with a person's wish to feel connected to themselves and to the world.
How it works
Inner Cosmos is an original method that joins psychological self-reflection with the visual language of the mandala.
The test answers reveal possible recurring tendencies. Predefined rules then turn these tendencies into the mandala's colors, forms, segments, central symbol, and main direction.
The result is not a diagnosis, nor a complete description of a person. It is a personal symbolic map that helps you look at your own answers with fresh eyes.