Custom Jewelry Design
We work with sterling silver, gold, and carefully selected gemstones to create pieces that reflect your personal aesthetic. Whether you seek an engagement ring with family stones, a pendant commemorating an important moment, or earrings that complete your collection, our approach combines traditional metalsmithing with contemporary design sensibility.
Each piece begins with a conversation about your vision, followed by sketches and material selection. The fabrication process involves forming, soldering, stone setting, and finishing work that can take between two to six weeks depending on complexity.
Final pricing determined by materials and design complexity
Handwoven Textiles
Our floor looms produce fabrics with character that machine weaving cannot replicate. We create scarves, table runners, wall hangings, and yardage for upholstery or garment making. Natural fibers like wool, linen, and cotton form the foundation, with colors achieved through plant-based dyes or carefully chosen commercial yarns.
The weaving process requires planning the pattern structure, preparing the loom with hundreds of individual threads, then slowly building the fabric row by row. A single scarf might represent twenty hours of work.
Price varies with size, pattern complexity, and fiber choice
Ceramic Pottery
Functional vessels and sculptural forms emerge from our studio kiln. We throw pieces on the wheel or build them by hand, working with stoneware and porcelain clays that can withstand daily use. Glazes are tested extensively to ensure food safety and visual appeal.
The ceramic process moves through multiple stages: forming the clay, drying slowly to prevent cracking, bisque firing to harden the piece, glaze application, and final firing that reaches temperatures above 1200°C. From start to finish, creating a set of dinnerware requires several weeks.
Individual pieces to complete sets available
Leather Crafting
We construct bags, wallets, belts, and other accessories from vegetable-tanned leather that develops a rich patina over years of use. Our process emphasizes durability through proper edge finishing, reinforced stitching, and hardware selection that can withstand daily stress.
Each item is cut from full hides, edges are beveled and burnished, pieces are assembled with saddle stitching that will outlast machine stitching, and surfaces receive conditioning to protect against moisture and wear.
Custom sizing and hardware upgrades available
Wood Carving
Dimensional forms carved from solid timber serve both decorative and functional purposes. We work with hardwoods chosen for their grain patterns and workability, creating everything from relief panels to freestanding sculptures to architectural elements.
The carving process begins with selecting wood that has been properly dried and stabilized. Initial shaping uses larger gouges and mallets, then progressively finer tools refine the details. Final surface treatment might include oil, wax, or traditional milk paint depending on the intended use.
Pricing based on wood species and carving intricacy
Custom Embroidery
Thread becomes drawing tool in our embroidery work. We create custom designs on garments, linens, and decorative pieces, employing traditional stitches that add texture and dimension. Our approach can range from delicate monogramming to bold pictorial compositions.
The process starts with translating your concept into a design that works within the constraints and possibilities of thread on fabric. We select appropriate fabrics, stabilizers, and thread colors, then work the design stitch by stitch, often spending dozens of hours on pieces with extensive coverage.
Price influenced by design size and stitch density
