Jewellery

Looking for some inspiration for your work? Discover this fun jewellery made of clay.

While most ceramicists are working on dinnerware, sculptural work or other rather large forms, there are clay enthusiasts who have a particular interest for the small. If small and delicate is your thing, you might want to try out jewellery making.

Porcelain is a great choice for this, especially paper-porcelain, although you can also work with pottery or stoneware. The possibilities really are endless, as every shape you can think of will have ended up on a necklace, earring or brooch somewhere. Inspiration enough!

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