Raku balloon forms

No fever like gold fever.

Here is a preview of some of our new pieces in gold vermeil.

Claude (the bird) in Armadale

If in Armadale check out our new stockist "Claude (the Bird)".
Claude (the Bird) offers a range of luxury products for those who appreciate quality, style and care about the planet in which they live. With fabrics in organic cotton, linen and bamboo, Claude has garments that will keep you cool in the Summer months ahead.

Almost Black

Clusters of Klei

We know a series of vessels is complete when there isn't any more room to display them on our side table.

Shades of Klei

Summer layers replace winter layers.

Klei in Sydney

We will be showing our wares at the pyd design market which takes place on Sunday 26th as part of the Danks Street Festival in Waterloo.
The pyd building is located at 197 young st.
For more infomation visit the pyd website.

Porcelain rings

This style ring was our first foray into making jewellery from clay.
Initially we thought we may some control over the sizing but the stoneware firing process had other ideas! We have found it impossible to gauge how much each ring will shrink in the kiln.
These rings are not cast from a mold, they are hand built so the form is never the same.

Tube necklace

Porcelain rock necklace

Lidded vessel

Pebble bangles and necklaces

Craft and Design as a Career

We are very pleased to be taking part in Craft Victoria's Month about Making.
A Month About Making is a festival of public events, workshops, residencies, exhibitions and forums focusing on the practical and conceptual elements of making, inherent in craft and design. Throughout August, A Month About Making will explore current trends in craft and design practice, professional development opportunities for practitioners, contemporary craft and design philosophy and writing, and the place for 'making' within creative and cultural industries.
Barbara and I will be speaking at the Craft and Design as a Career seminar taking place on the 29th of August.
There is a interesting and varied line up of people talking about their work and the different experiences they have encountered along the way.

Architectural ring

Double sided rivet rings

Normally "two faced" is not a positive way of describing someone but "two faced" things are a completely different matter.
Our rivet rings include a double sided porcelain disc that can rotate to show both sides.

Silver overlay necklaces

Magnolia Square in Malvern

Magnolia Square is back in Malvern this Thursday to Saturday.
This pop up shopping concept is thoroughly unique and overflowing with products and ideas that are exceptional in their originality, quality & style. Drawing on a growing stable of over 150 talented artists, designers, stylists, craftspeople and gourmets, the product mix is diverse and unique.


We have made a limited run, thirty to be exact, of these notepad and coloured pencil sets that will make their first appearance at our stall on Thursday.
The blanco note books are made from 100% recycled paper and Barbara has hand drawn and coloured all the cover images.
What can I say about the pencils, Who doesn't love a pencil made from a twig!

Out of sight, out of mind.

These porcelain faceted components were made over a year ago but we just couldn't work out what to do with them.
They were put away and forgotten about.
Barbara found them while looking for something else and they sat on our workbench for about 2 weeks (They were too pretty to put back in a drawer and forget about again).
Seeing them sitting there every day helped in keeping them at the forefront of our minds and we found a way to use them.

Cotton Collars

These cotton collars are lined with soft jersey and feature a chunky plastic zip.
They are available at Rose st Artist Market and I LIKE YOU which are both located in Fitzroy, Melbourne.
They can be worn in at least 3 different ways and counting and did I mention they're reversible!

Stainless steel bubbles

Brushed stainlees steel bubble neckalace and earings.

Magnolia Square in Brighton

Magnolia Square goes to Brighton tomorrow. There will be a great line up of womens wear, jewellery, homewares, kids wear, food and of course cupcakes! A total of 44 retailers will be showing their wares, 12 brand new to Magnolia Square.
If you are in the Bayside area it's definately worth checking out.

Spoor ring

Wrap ring

Klei silver & porcelain jewellery

Porcelain Forest

Porcelain pebble necklaces

These necklaces will be available at The Rose st Market as of the 12th of Jan.

Stig Twig

We are huge fans of Stig lindberg, particully the bold graphic tableware he created for Gustavsberg.
This range was inspired by his leaf pattern that he used on a variety of items in the 1960s.

Bowl by Stig Lindberg

Scribbled ball ring

New works at Magnolia Square

Here is a preview of some new figurines that will make their debut at Magnolia Square.
The event runs from the 22nd to 24th of November at the Malvern Town Hall. It is a roomier venue than past fairs so there will be lots to of new things to see. Barbara and I did it together last time so we could take turns shopping and minding the stand.
Check out their website for opening times and a detailed list of traders.

Porcelain rings

Girl with bird

This figurine, by Barbara van Oost, is available from Birds Gallery in Melbourne. They also stock a large selection of our new jewellery.
If you are near Kew its worth checking the beautiful works by a select group of local and international artists that they represent.

disc set

This set is made of sterling silver and porcelain. The silver has been brushed and polished giving it a blingy surface that we have never tried before. I do like the contrast with the matt porcelain.