Who am I?

My name is Ivan Jemrić. I was born and raised in Bošnjaci, a small village nestled in the flat plains of Slavonia. Growing up surrounded by nature, simplicity, and the quiet presence of space shaped the way I relate to creation.

Without any prior experience, in 2011 I built an entire set of furniture for my mother’s boutique — a counter, tables, shelves, mirrors — all crafted from old oak wood. That physical act of making was my first step toward the work I continue to do today.

Soon after, almost by chance, I discovered epoxy resin and the concept of orgonites. My first attempt failed, but the experience deeply inspired me and opened a new world of possibilities.

My products are born from a blend of natural materials and carefully set intention. I work with wood, crystals, metal shavings, and epoxy or pine resin.

I create:

• orgonite plates and totems

• crystal-infused lamps

• holders for crystals and incense sticks

Each piece is one of a kind – created in the moment, guided by a certain idea, and with the intention to make a space feel more pleasant, clear, and harmonious.
Some of the objects support energetic cleansing, others bring a sense of inner calm – and all of them invite a deeper connection with the surrounding environment.

I first encountered ThetaHealing in 2010 and immediately recognized its depth.
Over the years, I’ve completed numerous practitioner and instructor courses, studying with teachers such as Goran Karna, Vianna Stibal, Hiroyuki Miyazaki, and Andrea Vidmar.

ThetaHealing is a method for working with subconscious beliefs, emotions, and energetic patterns. Through deep relaxation and focused awareness, it becomes possible to release what holds us back and open ourselves to inner growth.

In individual sessions, I support people in becoming aware of their inner strength, feeling supported, and reconnecting with that part of themselves that knows, feels, and believes.

Whether I’m crafting objects or guiding an energetic process, my guiding thread remains the same: attention, presence, and sincere intention.
I believe that the objects we create — just like the words we share — have the power to shape space and support inner transformation.

I don’t seek perfection — I seek meaning in what I do.