It all started when Nomi (Lan) was gifted some small handmade clay items by her daughter Lily (Nhi). That sparked Nomi’s profound passion for ceramic jewelry. From the very first meticulously hand-sculpted rings, through countless failed kiln-firings at rental facilities, to finally investing in our own kiln to master temperature control and study different clay bodies and glazes - every milestone has been a shared journey between mother and daughter. Lily takes charge of designing, selecting glazes, and hand-painting the fine details, while Nomi shapes the clay, manages the kiln, and runs the ceramic workshops.

We specifically chose to create and share ceramic jewelry out of our deep love for Mother Earth, nature, and the environment. Nomi’s workshops were born from a desire to help fellow pottery lovers approach ceramic jewelry making in a more accessible and beginner-friendly way, as miniature jewelry techniques are entirely different from wheel-throwing or traditional tableware.

Furthermore, after extensive testing, we made a firm decision to say no to slip-casting (plaster molds). While slip-casting allows for faster, mass production of thinner pieces, it results in porous and fragile ceramics. Instead, we use custom 3D-designed cutters and silicone press molds, hand-pressing solid clay to ensure maximum durability and strength for each piece.