Pieces in brass, resin, clay and thread, made in small batches — so if something is out, it can usually be made to order.
A slim brass crescent that catches the light as it moves. Light enough to forget you are wearing them.
Hand-poured resin domes in sea green over a silver-toned base. Each pour settles differently, so no two pairs match exactly.
A fluted bell shape in hammered brass, inspired by the small bells at roadside shrines. They move and sound like the real thing, softly.
Storm grey and indigo resin swirled inside a slim gold-plated hoop. Made in the rainy season, named for it.
A five-petal araliya bloom sculpted in polymer clay, off-white with a soft yellow centre. Small, matte, quietly recognisable.
Warm brown clay rolled into a tight coil, like a cinnamon quill in miniature. Finished with a matte seal.
Deep navy cotton tassels on a brass cap. They sway when you walk and sit well against both saris and shirts.
A single freshwater pearl on a hand-formed gold-plated wire. Simple enough for every day, made for occasions.
Layered brass filigree with a lace-like edge, our nod to traditional Kandyan jewellery. The dressiest piece we make.
Fresh green resin squares with flecks of gold leaf caught mid-pour. A small bright point of colour.
Milky white resin ovals that catch the light with a soft shimmer, set in gold-plated bezels. Our quiet nod to the name we carry.
Clay arches patterned like the batik cloth of the island, indigo and rust with fine cream lines. Each arch is painted by hand.
