This contemporary ring reinterprets traditional metalwork techniques through the elegant medium of porcelain. The piece is hand-sculpted from white Limoges porcelain, featuring a textured surface that evokes the appearance of hammered meta while maintaining organic, flowing forms. The interplay between structured technique and natural movement creates a uniquely tactile experience. The creation process involves two firing cycles. After the initial bisque firing, the porcelain undergoes vitrification at the cone 10 (2 350°F/1.288°C), transitioning into a durable. non-porous material. The unglazed finish preserves the subtle textural details and gives the piece a sophisticated matte appearance reminiscent of carved stone or brushed metal
Handmade in Brooklyn, New York

US 6.5

This celebratory ring honors the tradition of porcelain as the modern 18th wedding anniversary gift, transformed into a wearable keepsake. The piece is hand-sculpted from white Limoges porcelain, featuring a delicate, sculptural flower that blooms from
the band. The creation process involves three firing cycles. After the initial bisque firing and glazing, the porcelain undergoes vitrification at cone 10 (2,350°F/1.288°C). The final firing at a lower temperature applies genuine 22k gold luster-a liquid precious metal that, when fired, creates a permanent bond with the porcelain surface. This ancient decorative technique dates back centuries and results in a true metallic
finish that will never fade or tarnish. Handmade in Brooklyn. New York

US 6.5

This contemporary ring explores the interplay between light and shadow, evoking the beauty of a starlit winter night. The piece is hand-sculpted from black pigmented Limoges porcelain, featuring a textured crown domed with pure silver elements. The crystalline silver particles catch and reflect light against the unglazed black surface, creating the impression of frost or dew illuminated by moonlight. The creation process involves multiple firing cycles. After the initial bisque firing, the porcelain undergoes
vitrification at cone 10 (2.350°F/1.288°C), transforming into a durable, non-porous material. The pure silver elements are carefully applied in layers, with additional firings between applications, allowing the metallic accents to develop their distinctive shimmer and depth.This contemporary ring explores the interplay between light and shadow evoking the beauty of a start winter night. 

US 8 

This Ting captures the tranquil beauty of shoreline landscapes, translating nature's subtle textures into the medium of porcelain. The piece is hand-sculpted from moss green pigmented Limoges porcelain featuring delicate blue glaze veining that
evokes tidal pools and water traces felt by receding waves. These distinct blue lines flow organically across the angular surface, mimicking the interplay of water and stone along Mediterranean coastlines at Isola d'Elba. The creation process involves two firing cycles. After the initial bisque firing, the porcelain undergoes vitrification at
cone 10 (2,350°F/1,288°C), transforming into a durable, non-porous material. The blue glaze is carefully applied to the veining, creating striking contrast against the unglazed green base, preserving its natural, stone-like texture. Handmade in Brooklyn, NY

US 5

US 7

This ring celebrates the universal symbol of affection with playful simplicity and bold color. The piece is hand-sculpted from strawberry-colored pigmented Limoges porcelain, formed into a smooth, geometric heart that rests atop the finger. The interior is selectively glazed to ensure comfortable wear, while the exterior maintains its natural matte finish creating a tactile contrast. Inspired by the fleeting sweetness of small joys and everyday affections, this ring invites the wearer to carry a reminder of love's simple pleasures. The creation process involves two firing cycles. After the. initial bisque firing, the porcelain undergoes vitrification at cone 10 (2,350°F/1,288°C), transforming
into a durable, non-porous material with a color reminiscent of sun-ripened berries. Handmade in Brooklyn. New York

US 6

This ring celebrates the perfect marriage between form and finish, highlighting
one of ceramics most revered glazes. The piece 15 hand-sculpted from white Limoges porcelain with precise angular facets that create a gemstone-like appearance. Each facet catches the light differently, showcasing the subtle variations in the celadon glaze- a historic formula first developed specially for porcelain in ancient China. The creation process involves two firing cycles. After the initial bisque firing, the celadon glaze is applied and the piece undergoes vitrification at cone 10 (2,350°F/1.288°C). During this process, the glaze breaks slightly over the edges of the facets, creating natural highlights that enhance the geometric form- a technique that masters of celadon have prized for centuries. The resulting pale blue-green color with Its characteristic subtle crackling creates a sense of depth and complexity reminiscent of jade or other precious stones. Handmade in Brooklyn, New York

US 6

This piece is hand-sculpted from black pigmented Limoges porcelain, taking form
as a bold architectural statement. The ring's distinctive crown showcases a cluster
of microspheres and sand collected from Isola d'Elba, Tuscany. These textural
elements are enhanced with a gray luster finish, creating an elegant interplay
between the metallic accents and the deep black porcelain base. The creation
process involves four firing cycles. The porcelain undergoes vitrification at cone
10 (2,350°F/1,288°C), transforming into a durable, non-porous material.

US 8.5

The piece is hand-sculpted from black pigmented Limoges porcelain, featuring a
sculptural coral form. Fired to cone 10, unglazed.

US 7

Inspired by the 2024 solar eclipse over New York, this whimsical stand brings a touch of cosmic charm to your everyday treasures. Each stand is created by combining a hand-built conical base with a wheel-thrown display surface. The deep navy sections are unglazed colored slip, with carved stripes. The base features alternating blue and orange buttons made from pigmented porcelain clay and finished with a clear glaze. The top surface and accent stripes showcase a glossy poppy glaze, combining matte and glossy finishes.

6' diameter

Inspired by the 2024 solar eclipse over New York, this whimsical stand brings a touch of cosmic charm to your everyday treasures. Each stand is created by combining a hand-built conical base with a wheel-thrown display surface. The deep navy sections are unglazed colored slip, with carved stripes. The base features alternating blue and orange buttons made from pigmented porcelain clay and finished with a clear glaze. The top surface and accent stripes showcase a glossy poppy glaze, combining matte and glossy finishes.

6' diameter

Inspired by the 2024 solar eclipse over New York, this whimsical stand brings a touch of cosmic charm to your everyday treasures. Each stand is created by combining a hand-built conical base with a wheel-thrown display surface. The deep navy sections are unglazed colored slip, with carved stripes. The base features alternating blue and orange buttons made from pigmented porcelain clay and finished with a clear glaze. The top surface and accent stripes showcase a glossy poppy glaze, combining matte and glossy finishes.

6' diameter

Each stand is created by combining a hand-built conical base with a wheel-thrown
display surface. The soft pink stripes are unglazed colored slip, creating a matte contrast against the white porcelain clay. The surface features a speckled crystal
glaze with subtle blush accents. A handcrafted clay flower medallion in coral and
charcoal gray adds a sophisticated detail to the base.

Each stand is created by combining a hand-built conical base with a wheel-thrown
display surface. The soft pink stripes are unglazed colored slip, creating a matte
contrast against the white porcelain clay. The surface features a speckled crystal
glaze with subtle blush accents. A handcrafted clay flower medallion in coral and
charcoal gray adds a sophisticated detail to the base.

4¼" tall,
3¼' wide

Inspired by the 2024 solar eclipse over New York, this whimsical stand brings a touch of cosmic charm to your everyday treasures. Each stand is created by combining a hand-built conical base with a wheel-thrown display surface. The deep navy sections are unglazed colored slip, with carved stripes. The base features alternating blue and orange buttons made from pigmented porcelain clay and finished with a clear glaze. The top surface and accent stripes showcase a glossy poppy glaze, combining matte and glossy finishes.

Regular

4 1/8" tall.
3 3/8" wide

Mini

2 1/4" tall,
3 1/8" wide

Each stand is created by combining a hand-built conical base with a wheel-thrown
display surface. The stripes are carefully carved into the white porcelain clay and
colored with slip, then left unglazed to create a beautiful matte contrast with the
clear glaze finish. A matching colored clay button adds a playful detail to
complete the design.

Each stand is created by combining a hand-built conical base with a wheel-thrown
display surface. The festive red festoons are water-etched into the white porcelain
clay creating subtle texture you can feel, then colored with red underglaze.
Handcrafted buttons made from pigmented clay add playful details, while a matte
glaze completes the design. 

4 1/8" tall.
3 3/8" wide