M U Z A L - Porcelain Jewelry

09/10/2026

VÉRAISON makes its debut at AUTOR this weekend.

A new porcelain jewellery collection created especially for this occasion.

Find VÉRAISON at AUTOR Contemporary Jewelry fair, Cluj-Napoca, HUB UTCN, G. Baritiu 4, October 10–11.

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VÉRAISON

Véraison takes the grape cluster as a point of departure, exploring it through volume, rhythm and transformation rather than as a literal botanical motif.

The collection is built from small porcelain elements, individually formed and assembled into clustered structures that shift between compactness and openness. Their irregular arrangement creates movement, while the repetition of similar forms gives each piece its own visual rhythm.

Green, deep blue and violet tones recall the changing colours of grapes as they approach ripeness, contrasted with the reflective presence of gold and silver. Some pieces remain close to the natural logic of a cluster, while others translate it into more abstract, sculptural compositions.

Porcelain, associated with delicacy and fragility, becomes here a material for building volume and presence.

The resulting jewellery sits between ornament and small-scale sculpture, translating the familiar image of the grape into a contemporary vocabulary of repeated forms, colour and material.

25/09/2026

Some encounters feel effortless.
Porcelain and silk, distinct in material yet naturally at ease alongside one another. Colour, form and texture finding their balance within the same frame.
Featuring a silk scarf by PIKURA by Delikates .
photo: Ferencz Ancsa
model: Tavaszi Hanna

15/09/2026

It’s been a little quieter here lately.

This summer, I allowed myself a little more time away from the usual rhythm. More time with my family, more time outdoors, and a beautiful holiday on Skopelos that left me with many memories and plenty of inspiration.

This carousel is a little more personal than my usual posts. A collection of moments from the past few weeks — time with the people I love, places that caught my eye, and a few spontaneous jewellery photographs along the way.

I always find that travelling changes the way I see things. New colours, textures, old buildings, the landscape itself — all these little details stay with me and often find their way back into my work.

I’m slowly returning to the studio now, still carrying a little of Skopelos with me.

For now, a few memories from a beautiful summer.

01/08/2026

City Days Craft Market
📍 Promenade, Miercurea Ciuc
Friday–Sunday | 10:00 AM – 8:00 PM

Discover contemporary porcelain jewelry.
Feel free to stop by if you’re in the area.

26/07/2026

One of my favourite things about markets is that they always take me somewhere new.

I get to explore beautiful places, meet people I wouldn’t have met otherwise, and enjoy all the little details that make each town feel different.

This weekend, it was Brasov. 🤍

12/06/2026

In a place once imagined by Antoni Gaudí, I found myself moving more slowly, almost without noticing, drawn into a quiet dialogue between light and surface. The ceramics seemed to hold onto every passing moment — light catching on their uneven edges, slipping gently into tiny fractures, resting for a second before moving on.

Nothing felt entirely aligned, and yet nothing asked to be. Colors shifted softly against one another, sometimes dissolving, sometimes deepening, as if they were guided by something more instinctive than precise. There was a sense of ease in it, in the irregularity, in the subtle tension between fragments — as if the beauty came not from perfection, but from the way everything was allowed to exist, just as it is.

I stayed with that feeling for a while, without needing to name it.

03/06/2026

13/05/2026

A delicate study of form and balance. 🌸
Each piece shaped slowly, with attention to the smallest curves.

Porcelain that carries a certain stillness —
something you notice only when you pause.

Held close, turned gently in the light,
no two are ever quite the same.

22/04/2026

For the bride, and for women beyond the day —
not identical, never meant to be.
Pairs that echo, rather than repeat.