about

                  

Hi! I'm Masha, and I handle every step of the jewelry-making process — from the first sketch to casting, finishing, and polishing each piece by hand.

I started making jewelry right after school in 2017 with simple wire designs. Later, I apprenticed with a jewelry brand where I learned metal casting and released my first collection.

In 2021, I designed jewelry for a theater — an experience that inspired me to invest in my own tools and start working independently.

Since then, I’ve set up my own studio, collaborated with other makers, and taken on projects for clients and shops.

Even though I feel a little “phantom pain” every time I part with a piece, it’s the process of creating — and knowing that someone out there is wearing my jewelry — that brings me the most joy.

   Inspiration

Each collection is inspired by different things. I love observing the world—how tree roots grow, the shapes of icicles, and how water spreads on asphalt.
I’m into the aesthetics of the weird and unconventional, as well as protest art like Dadaism and Viennese Actionism.
Some pieces are meant to spark emotion, while others are made to complete a look and feel comfortable to wear.