ABOUT US
How it All Started
Hi! I'm Melissa, designer and owner of Nyangs Curious Goods (NCG)! I'm a Brooklyn, NYC native who works as a full time Registered Nurse while running this small business. NCG initially started off as a passion project of mine during the pandemic and has now grown into a life changing dream!
The name Nyangs' Curious Goods stemmed from a joke that went too far. The brand is dedicated to our mascot Nyangs who is the true owner of the brand. NCG plays off of the classic mystical cat merchant trope who sells "weary travelers magical wares for coin".
Thanks for being here!
Our Mission
Nyangs' Curious Goods is dedicated to creating high-quality, handcrafted pieces that inspire eclectic style and spiritual connection. Rooted in queer and AAPI values, we draw from holistic healing ideals to help individuals feel grounded and aligned with their intentions. Each piece, from our unique crystal specimens to custom carvings, is thoughtfully curated to bring beauty and purpose to our customers’ lives. Located in Brooklyn, NY, we’re here to share a passion for crystals and connection, welcoming all inquiries on Instagram as we grow with our vibrant community.
Our Distinctive Spark
Our vision for Nyangs Curious Goods is to cultivate a small, lasting world around meaningful objects — one where jewelry and personal wares are kept, not replaced.
We aim to move away from disposable accessories and trend cycles, offering one-of-one pieces that people return to daily and carry through different parts of their lives. Rather than defining what an object should mean, we want to leave room for personal connection, memory, and interpretation.
Our Vision
NCG will continue to grow as an intimate studio experience: a place people visit, bring friends to, and discover pieces in a deliberate and unhurried way. Through thoughtful craftsmanship, careful material sourcing, and slow interactions, our goal is to create objects that feel personal from the moment they are chosen and remain familiar over time.
We envision NCG not simply as a shop, but as a trusted source for objects that stay with people — quiet, enduring pieces that become part of everyday life.
