Deelaila teaching her children (from left) Gabriel, Ailee and Zachary, how to do beading. Photo: Deedoodle
Deelaila Ramzi, 34, who lives in Kota Kinabalu, Sabah, has always had an interest in creative pursuits since she was a child living abroad with her family.
“When I was nine, we lived in Ashgabat, Turkmenistan, because of my dad’s work. My mum was involved in charity work and I’d often follow her as she taught English in orphanages during weekends, and to visit homes for the aged during the week.
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Creating treasures with a purpose
Deelaila teaching her children (from left) Gabriel, Ailee and Zachary, how to do beading. Photo: Deedoodle
Deelaila's children (from left) Zachary, Ailee and Gabriel, learning about beading. Photo: Deedoodle
Activities like beading have cognitive and developmental benefits which are important for children who are still growing. Photo: Deedoodle
Zachary demonstrates to Ailee how it's done. Photo: Deedoodle
Deelaila's children having fun learning about jewellery making. Photo: Deedoodle
Deelaila uses her passion in jewellery making and art to teach her children about life. Photo: Deedoodle
Deelaila has always had an interest in creative pursuits since she was a child living abroad with her family. Photo: Deedoodle
Deelaila also makes functional jewellery such as this versatile chain for holding glasses or a face mask, and it can be worn as a necklace or bracelet too. Photo: Deedoodle
Deelaila's Chinoiserie Collection of handmade jewellery. Photo: Deedoodle
Besides handmade jewellery, Deelaila Ramzi also produces curated care handpainted gift boxes which include essential oil blends amd other items. Photo: Deedoodle
Deelaila's Love Collection of handmade jewellery. Photo: Deedoodle
