The craft
Specialists in technique.
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Line placement
Setting fine quilled lines straight, evenly spaced, and true to the design. This control decides whether a card reads precise or loose.
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Filling
Packing a shape with coils and scrolls at an even density, so color sits flat and consistent with no gaps and no crowding.
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Chains and scrollwork
Running the linked scrolls, vines, and borders that frame a design. Consistent rhythm across a long run is what makes scrollwork look effortless.
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Coiling and shaping
Forming the base coils and shaping them into petals, teardrops, and curves. Every other technique builds on the quality of these shapes.
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Combing and husking
Complex shapes: loops formed on a comb, petals husked over pins on a board, and strips run through a crimper.
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Assembly and finishing
Bringing the separate quilled pieces together on the card, then a last pass over color, edges, and depth. The final hands before inspection.
The team
The women who build them.
T. Nishanthy
With Vonderly since 2024
Nature and form specialist
K. Priyanka
With Vonderly since 2024
Figure and character specialist
S. Sharmila
With Vonderly since 2024
Coil and foliage specialist
S. Pirathasini
With Vonderly since 2025
Detail and miniature specialist
K. Sweetiga
With Vonderly since 2025
Nature and form specialist
U. Radhikala
With Vonderly since 2026
Content Producer
The work, in numbers
Time and hands are the whole point.
A printed card takes seconds. A Vonderly card takes a studio. These are the figures behind a single five-by-five-inch piece.
2-3
~120 mins
All women
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