Step-by-step instructions, the 2:1 ratio guide (200g Resin + 100g Hardener), demoulding secrets, and design themes to craft your sacred thali.
A little resin, a little sparkle, a whole lot of festive magic! Learn how to mix, pour, cure, decorate, and arrange your own handmade sacred Pooja Thali with our 14-step guide.
A little resin, a little sparkle, a whole lot of festive magic! Learn how to mix, pour, cure, decorate, and arrange your own handmade sacred Pooja Thali with our 14-step guide.
A few quick answers before you get started! Everything you need to know about the 2:1 ratio, ready-made accessories, fixing sticky resin, and proper demoulding.
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Everything you need to know about measuring the 2:1 ratio, ready-made accessories, mixing, curing, and demoulding.
Yes! ❤️ You don't need any previous resin-art experience. Just follow the step-by-step guide, measure carefully, and take your time.
The ratio is strictly 2:1 (2 Parts Resin + 1 Part Hardener). For the complete 300g kit: 200g Resin + 100g Hardener. Accurate measurement is essential for proper curing.
No! Both the 2 Kum Kum Katoris and the Tea Light Holder are ready-made. You only need to make the main Pooja Thali using the resin and silicone mould.
Simply place the 2 small pearl rings around the Kum Kum Katoris and the 1 large pearl ring around the Tea Light Holder. No resin or assembly required.
Yes! You can use them individually or combine them for your own bespoke festive blend. Start with a small amount of mica and build your colour gradually.
There is no fixed method! Scatter them randomly, concentrate them in one corner, line the edges, or combine with glitter. Let your creativity decide.
Prepare two or more coloured resin mixtures in separate cups and pour them into the mould one after another. Gently swirl with a mixing stick — don't over-swirl!
Wait until the resin has fully cured. Don't demould just because the surface feels hard; premature demoulding can bend your piece.
Common causes: incorrect 2:1 ratio, incomplete mixing (not scraping cup sides/bottom), too much pigment, or low temperature/high humidity. Allow extra curing time.
No. The resin thali is intended for decorative and sacred pooja use only and should not be used for direct food contact.
Children can enjoy designing and placing decorative elements under adult supervision, but uncured resin and hardener should only be handled by adults.
That's completely okay! ❤️ Resin naturally creates unique patterns. There is no perfect thali — there is YOUR thali. Make it yours!