I’ve been working in my free time on conceptualising a brand that I would love to one day bring to life, called Scarab. The idea came to me after a recent trip to Egypt. Being surrounded by pyramids, temples, and artifacts from the past made me realize how powerful and timeless human creation can be. Everything there had meaning, intention, and permanence, something I feel we’ve lost in today’s fast and disposable world. I wanted to create a brand that brings that feeling back, something modern in form but ancient in soul. Scarab is about crafting one-of-a-kind relics that hold stories, symbols, and emotions, pieces that connect the old world to the new and help people find meaning in what they own.

If it were to ever become a real brand that isn't just a blueprint on a paper, it would revolve around a consumer-first purpose (helping collectors own stories and symbols), a clear vision to change how people value permanence, and a mission that puts meaning and rarity at the center of craftsmanship.