Mehera Blum is a visionary artist and storyteller whose life and work are rooted in spirituality, legacy, and uncompromising craftsmanship. A classically trained actress turned designer, she founded Blumera to create sculptural pieces that transcend category—merging soul with form, and function with poetry.

Her inspiration flows from a sacred lineage of creation. Her grandfather owned Blumcraft, the atelier behind the masterful metalwork embedded in architectural icons like the White House and the Louvre Pyramid. And from the maternal thread of her legacy arise the radiant, spiritually resonant paintings of her late mother, Laurie Blum—an artist, a sage, and a visionary whose very brushstrokes continue to guide Mehera’s path. This legacy lives on through her hands, reimagined in works of soul-stirring beauty.

Each Blumera piece is a deeply personal expression of reverence, beauty, and spirit. Crafted under Mehera’s direction by master artisans—often in sacred spaces such as temples—her creations are shaped with intention and made to last for generations.

Her clients include Beyoncé, Lady Gaga, and royalty, among many others—all of whom have fallen in love with the unique artistry of the brand. Her designs have also been carried to prestigious events like the Met Gala. But beyond the celebrity recognition, what makes Blumera truly rare is the spiritual frequency behind every design—each piece crafted to elevate the person who carries it, spreading light, love, and deep connection.

Now expanding into sculptural chandeliers, bespoke furniture, and immersive interiors, Mehera is creating sanctuaries—spaces that uplift and inspire, where every detail vibrates with love.

Named after Mehera Irani—the embodiment of the divine feminine and beloved of Meher Baba—Mehera’s name means love. That same essence is what she pours into every creation.

Through Blumera and her forthcoming series Era of Mehera, she invites others into a new era: one of sacred beauty, spiritual power, and high-vibrational artistry—where creation becomes devotion, and life itself becomes a living work of he(art).