Design in small form.

Where Shape Meets Play

Handcrafted ceramic jewelry for those who expect the unexpected

Handmade in New Jersey

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A bowl full of handmade ceramic earring pieces in pink, green, purple and cobalt, many with gold luster White triangle earrings with cobalt and gold luster dots hanging from a branch Pink heart earrings with gold luster lines and dots Coral round earrings with gold luster dots hanging from a branch Purple speckled heart earrings with gold luster dots Cobalt and white triangle earrings with a gold luster stripe

Newest Drops

Daniela Kubick on a boat, hugging her dog

About the artist

Daniela Kubick

“Ceramics was always there, a love I carried quietly for years, expressing it wherever I could. Then one Christmas I received a wheel, and that was the beginning of everything. Years of studying fine arts, graphic design, and ceramics kept pulling me deeper into clay. I moved through functional forms and eventually found my way to something more intimate: small, wearable pieces made entirely by hand. Each one is fired sometimes three times, until the glaze comes alive and the luster finishes feel just right. What you'll find in this shop are pieces with real texture, real warmth, and something a little hard to name. Nothing here is perfect and nothing here is mass made. Just slow, careful work from someone who loves what she does.”

From Clay to You

Shaping

Every Daisy Hoops piece starts here: a fresh slab of clay, rolled out and cut one shape at a time. Then I smooth every edge by hand before it heads to the kiln.

Shapes pressed out of a slab of wet clay
Freshly cut clay flowers, hearts and leaves drying on a board
Two unfired clay flowers in a hand

Glazing

Once the pieces are fired, I paint each one by hand with colored glazes, which give them their glossy shine. Some get a final touch of gold luster before their last trip to the kiln.

Glazed pieces in mint and white
Glazed pieces lined up on kiln rods
Red and purple flowers hanging in the kiln

Out of the kiln

After their final firing, the pieces come out of the kiln glossy, bright, and ready to wear. Every one is a little different, and that's exactly how I like them.

Finished flowers, triangles and ovals in cobalt, white and gold
A stoneware bowl full of finished pieces
Finished pieces with gold luster laid out on linen