10-Year-Old Crafts Jewellery to Fund Her Scuba Diving Dream
10-Year-Old Crafts Jewellery to Fund Her Scuba Diving Dream
10-Year-Old Crafts Jewellery to Fund Her Scuba Diving Dream
A 10-year-old girl in Sochi is crafting and selling handmade jewellery to fund her dream of scuba diving. Taisiya, a fourth-grade student, has already gained attention for her talent and determination. Taisiya first tried scuba diving in September and fell in love with it. The cost of training and equipment for the sport is 80,000 rubles, a significant amount for her age. To reach her goal, she began making and selling jewellery under the brand Handmade by Tasia.
Her efforts quickly caught the public’s eye. Videos of her work and story spread on Reels, earning widespread support. Orders for her creations now come from all over Russia. The young entrepreneur continues to balance school, sports, and her jewellery business. Her savings are growing, bringing her closer to affording the scuba gear. The response to her initiative shows how her handmade pieces have resonated with many.
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