Handcrafted mother-of-pearl lacquer plate made with natural shell and raw lacquer following ancient coating techniques. The shell shimmers with shifting iridescent hues under light, each piece bears one-of-a-kind natural grain.
Rollable waist fan with bamboo frame and silk surface, easy to hang at waist, lovely summer accessory.
I’ve had this Song Brocade fabric sitting in my stash forever, and finally got around to making something with it. I added pearls along the shell pattern, plus a few extra on the matting. Placing every single pearl one by one took way longer than I thought, but I’m obsessed with how soft and dreamy the final look is!
Lacquer takes weeks to cure.
Mother‑of‑pearl is carved and set by hand.
Small earrings hold old craftsmanship.
Great texture and bright luster, gorgeous in sunlight
Made with natural materials, all handmade
I handcrafted this lacquer bangle with delicate shell inlay as a Mother’s Day gift for my mom.
I put all my little heartfelt touches into the subtle shell glow, and honestly not sure if she’ll love it.
I’m genuinely curious—what gifts have you prepared for your mom? Feel free to share your sweet gestures below!
It took me a whole month of repeated lacquering, sanding and polishing to finish this handmade cup.
Every shimmering detail is worth the time and patience.
Traditional lacquerware cup featuring hand-cut seashell inlays. It took a lot of patience to get the luster right. No filters, just natural light. Hope you guys like it!
The woven bamboo pattern just feels so clean and chill. It’s totally understated, but somehow holds all that nice summer coolness right in its weave.
This detailed step-by-step process is for everyone who requested it last time.