In creating porcelain jewellery, several skills are needed to get a finished piece that looks great. Making a pair of wavy earrings, for example, requires a good knowledge of the material, quick decision-making and a steady hand. I acquired these skills after thousands of hours of practice with porcelain clay, as the process requires a lot of patience.

Flowers and petals are my primary source of inspiration and a starting point for most of my collections. The organic shapes and details found in nature have taught me to appreciate the uniqueness of each piece of jewellery I create. In addition to flowers, I have subjects and themes that move me and sometimes I dedicate an entire collection to them. Past examples are marine life, colours, and the cosmos.

I am always looking to create timeless pieces of jewellery and home decoration. I want every person who chooses one of my products to feel the dream and artistic vision that keeps me creating day after day.

Innovation and tradition intertwine in the unique design of the objects, with an emphasis on organic shapes made by using a thousand-year-old material and translating it into contemporary pieces. I like to continuously experiment with porcelain and its chemistry.