This corner of my garden has gone through so many evolutions, and I’ve loved every single one. As the garden grows older, it gets richer—more colors, more textures, more depth. It’s fuller, creamier, velvety, and just deliciously alive. It’s the same with us, isn’t it? We all evolve, layer by layer. But here’s the […]
There are all kinds of flowers. Some need the bright sun to shine, others thrive in nurturing shade. Some flowers climb gracefully up tree trunks, while others bloom in the harshest deserts or the coldest mountains. Some rarely flower, and when they do, it’s a miraculous sight after a long wait. Others remain leafy […]
Slowly, the garden and light begin their tango, and I am merely the audience. I set the props here and there, just enough, and they come together and fade in passionate embraces—sunlight kissing leaves and flowers in delightful exchanges. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Roopasri Vittal (@museonmagic) The point is, life […]
Sometimes, if we truly pause and look, we find a fleeting moment that quiets the mind. It’s just for a split second, but in that brief moment, everything feels perfect—like nothing more is needed. The mind, of course, quickly returns, rushing in with commentary about how beautiful the moment is, adding context, thoughts, and chatter. […]
One of the lessons I’ve learned through container gardening is that when you load a pot with 4-5 different plants (thriller, spiller, filler concept), it actually reduces the need for maintenance. Less space for weeds, more beauty in one pot. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Roopasri Vittal (@museonmagic) But there’s a […]
I’m absolutely in love with how this corner of my garden turned out. Everything here is salvaged, a perfect blend of what I like to call kaleidoscopic crap—where a mix of discarded things comes together to create something truly special. There’s an old, weathered bench, a wasted paint can, broken branches serving as makeshift arches, […]
Life, much like my terrace garden, is in constant transition. Right now, my garden is a mixture of old plants dying, new ones sprouting, pests visiting, and seedlings trying to establish themselves. It’s chaotic, messy, and full of challenges. But as I spend time tending to it, I’ve realized that perspective changes everything. When you […]
Ever feel stuck, questioning the value of patience and time versus sheer grit and action? I do, often. But then, life surprises me with moments that put everything into perspective. Take this bench, for instance. Once part of a makeshift dining table during a time when “getting by” was the theme of my life. […]