If you’ve ever scrolled through Instagram and found yourself staring at those shiny resin trays or glittery coasters, you’re not alone. Resin art is slowly creeping into Pakistani homes, not just as a hobby, but as a full-blown side hustle. The best part? People are actually buying these things.
So, if you’ve been toying with the idea of dipping your hands into resin (pun intended, but please wear gloves), here are 10 resin art ideas that are guaranteed to sell well in Pakistan.
1. Custom Coasters
Everyone loves a good tea setup in Pakistan, and custom resin coasters add that extra “wow” to tea time. Whether it’s marbled designs, glittery finishes, or names written in gold, they sell surprisingly quick.
2. Nameplates for Homes
Pakistanis take pride in their homes, and personalized nameplates are always in demand. A resin nameplate with gold flakes or embedded flowers? Instant hit.
3. Resin Jewelry
From earrings to pendants, resin jewelry is affordable, stylish, and unique. Resin jewelry with tiny flowers or shimmering flakes inside always grabs attention—it’s delicate, stylish, and truly unforgettable.
4. Tasbeeh Boxes
This is something uniquely desi. A resin box for tasbeeh beads, decorated with calligraphy or flowers, blends tradition with modern creativity.
5. Serving Trays
Perfect for shaadi gifts or housewarmings. A resin tray with ocean waves design or Islamic calligraphy not only looks elegant but also becomes a conversation starter during tea time.
6. Bookmarks
Simple, cute, and affordable. Resin bookmarks with pressed flowers or glitter are a hit among students, bookworms, and even as wedding favors.
7. Wall Clocks
Nothing upgrades a dull living room like a handcrafted resin wall clock. Pair it with metallic accents and you’ve got yourself a premium product.
8. Resin Phone Covers
Yes, it’s tricky to make, but imagine having your name in gold flakes or a little pressed daisy inside your phone case. Pakistanis love personalized items, and this one can definitely stand out.
9. Decorative Qur’an Stands (Rehal)
This is both meaningful and beautiful. A resin Qur’an stand with elegant designs or calligraphy can make for a cherished Eid or wedding gift.
10. Keychains
Affordable and fun to make, resin keychains are an easy entry point for beginners. Add initials, glitter, or mini charms—people love collecting them, and they sell fast at local stalls and online shops.
Final Thoughts
Resin art isn’t just about creating something pretty—it’s about making pieces that connect with people’s daily lives and culture. In Pakistan, where gifting is almost a tradition in itself, resin products slip perfectly into the market. And who knows, your “little hobby” could turn into a buzzing Instagram shop before you even realize it.