Our Story

Feeling Out of Balance

I worked in investment banking for years. The pressure was constant, the hours were long, and at some point I realized I didn’t just feel stressed. I felt off. I wasn’t centered, and nothing in my day felt grounded.

To figure out what was happening, I started learning online and speaking with mentors about energy, mindset, and how people stay steady when life moves too fast. I wasn’t trying to follow anything in particular. I just wanted something that made me feel more balanced as a person.

One thing became very clear to me. When people feel balanced and blessed in their own quiet way, life gets easier to manage.

Small Objects That Helped

During that time, I started wearing bracelets and keeping small figures on my desk. I wasn’t sure if they would help, but they did. Seeing them during stressful moments gave me a small sense of balance and support that made my day easier.

When I shared them with friends, many said anything tied to energy, luck, or the “spiritual side” felt too much for them. It wasn’t something they ever pictured themselves using. But that changed when they saw pieces that looked simple, modern, and easy to fit into daily life. They didn’t feel mystical or over the top, just meaningful in a way that made sense. Some friends even admitted they felt calmer with something like that around. That was when I realized how much a small, well-designed object can help when it feels natural and relatable.

Why I Started Bazipapa

I created Bazipapa because I wanted to offer objects that bring a little steadiness into people’s everyday routines. Nothing complicated. Just small things that carry good energy and make you feel supported when the day gets overwhelming.

A figure you keep on your desk. A bracelet you wear when you go out. Pieces that add a quiet sense of balance and blessing, without trying to be anything heavy or dramatic.

These objects helped me through some difficult days. If they can help someone else feel even a little more grounded or hopeful, then they’re worth creating.