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=Family and early life=
Daughter of late Norman Putsure, NBDA team leader/secretary social welfare, and Akruzo Putsure, former supervisor at Nagaland Secretariat, Seyie Putsure, with an economics degree from Massachusetts, USA, decided to drop everything and follow her dream of grand architecture and interiors by moving to Los Angeles and enrolled at UCLA’s Interior Design Program.

Eldest among the two siblings Asieu Putsure and Saneinuo Putsure, Seyie is currently based in California married to an American attorney.

Both of her parents appreciated architecture and design, and shared that interest with us (their children) from a young age.  Any time they travelled, one of their favorite activities was to visit distinguished neighborhoods to breathe in opulent homes. They would admire the architecture, colors and detail, and talk about how they can incorporate some of those ideas into their own home. Her dad, being innately artistic, was especially interested in fine arts and encouraged us to be creative. He used to sketch and also carve on different medium when they were young. One time, She remember seeing some beautiful Christmas ornaments in a magazine which She wanted for their tree. Back then, there was very limited product and décor available in Nagaland, so her dad and She decided to make their own. They bought cheap plastic balls and he carved candy cane shapes out of foam core, which She covered with satin ribbons. All of these different experiences fueled her passion for architecture, arts and creativity from a young.