The quiet craft behind every piece.
Every Tiny Luxe piece is the result of six slow, deliberate phases — from a fleeting feeling to a finished keepsake. Here is exactly how it happens.
Inspiration01
It begins with a feeling
A walk through a flower market. A sunbeam through a window. Most pieces start as a mood, not a sketch — a colour I can't stop thinking about, a memory I want to hold.
Sketch02
Quiet design on paper
Before any resin is poured, the piece lives on paper. Proportion, balance, where the gold leaf will sit, which petal goes where. Most ideas get edited down — quiet beats loud, every time.
Materials03
Tiny, real, gathered by hand
Dried petals pressed over weeks. Gold leaf cut into slivers. Pigments mixed in small batches. Nothing inside the resin is printed or fake — every inclusion was once alive or hand-made.
The Pour04
Slow, glass-clear resin
Two parts resin, careful ratios, slow stirring. Bubbles are coaxed out one by one. The mix has to be perfectly clear before it ever touches a mold.
Curing05
Forty-eight hours of stillness
The mold rests on a level shelf for two full days. No touching, no peeking. Curing is when resin transforms from liquid into something with weight and memory.
Finishing06
Sanded, polished, signed
Every edge is sanded through six grits, then polished by hand until it mirrors light. Signed underneath, wrapped in cream tissue, tied with a pistachio ribbon, and sent on its way.
What I promise
Four small things that never change.
Made slowly
One piece at a time. Never rushed, never batched.
Real inclusions
Pressed flowers, real gold leaf, hand-mixed pigment.
Finished by hand
Sanded, polished, and signed in my studio.
One of a kind
No two pieces will ever be identical.
From the first idea to the ribbon on the box —
about four days, every single time.