Sivakumarie Parameshwaran has bagged Women's Entrepreneur of the Year in Service Business

I am Sivakumarie Parameshwaran, the creator of aari mandhir creation Kandy and a fashion designer. For ten years, I have worked in this subject and taught it. I began embroidering when I was 16 years old, and more than 31 years later, it has taken on a significant role in my life. St. Gabriel's Convent Hatton is where I finished my studies. I worked as a Teacher in the field of primary education. Due to my marital situation, my teaching profession barely lasted three years.

Designing and Embroidery My husband, who was quite supportive of me entering this area, knocked on my door once more. My husband is the main supporter and basis in my life. He helped me enroll in classes and accomplish milestones and successes in this industry.

The accomplishments I've been able to make over the past 30 years in the embroidery fields are listed here.

- Diploma in PatchWork

- Brazilian Embroidery

- Fashion Bag Course

- Diploma in Hand Embroidery

- Diploma in Shalwar Tailoring Method

- Machine Embroidery

- Silk Thread Jewelry Making

- Screen Printing

- Diploma in Cookery 

Bakery Course, General & Chinese Cookery, Cake & Sugar Flower Making. And Many More Types of Food Related to Cookery.

2011 saw my breast cancer diagnosis. I consider this moment to have been the darkest of my life. I felt down both mentally and physically. We had to move to a new location on the recommendation of the physicians, and that place was Kandy, where I experienced a resurrection. Even though my life was in a bad place at the time, aari job provided me a chance to rebuild myself and put me where I am today— strong and dependable. Then, as AARI MANDHIR CREATION, aari work grew to be a significant aspect of my life. Due to my dual roles as an entrepreneur and educator, I am able to earn a respectable living and supervise a large number of students. My teaching is mostly set out as an internship where students can get paid to learn and complete aari task with me. By God's grace, my organization, Aari Mandhir Creation, is now flourishing. Additionally, I am using my culinary skills to support my husband's business, which is a huge relief for me.

And I'm lucky to have two boys, who are now 16 and 21. My husband assisted me in raising them despite my illness, and aari work significantly contributed to securing our family's financial future. My sister Sharmila Prakash, who operates a salon by the name of Abi Beauty Salon, has inspired and mentored me throughout my ten-year journey of my aari profession independently from my husband. She helped me with my ups and downs on a constant basis, which helped me find a better path in this field. The KANDY MUMS ORGANIZATION in Kandy is primarily to blame for my notoriety and prominence. They assisted me by allowing me to take part in exhibitions and contests in this area, which ultimately led to the island-wide and international renown I currently enjoy.