Real materials. Arranged by hand. Kept with meaning.
Thoughtfully chosen materials
Newborn Keepsakes
Where Mountains Meet the Sea
A home ornament built around a child's first year
Made around your story
Tell us about your materials and occasion for a personal quote.
We’ll confirm the details, delivery and final quote with you.
About this piece
Layered resin is poured to suggest distant mountains and a quiet shoreline, with a small window left for the family's own memory material at the centre of the piece.
Delivery & custom requests
Let us know your destination and preferred date. We’ll confirm preparation time, shipping and any custom details before you order. For personal keepsake materials, please contact us before sending anything to the studio.
Care for your keepsake
Display indoors, keep dry and avoid prolonged direct sunlight. Handle gently and protect from moisture and pressure. Natural botanical colours may slowly change over time.
The story behind the piece
A home ornament built around a child's first year
Layered resin is poured to suggest distant mountains and a quiet shoreline, with a small window left for the family's own memory material at the centre of the piece.
Nature never makes the same piece twice.
Real flowers, leaves and personal materials have their own colours and shapes. Small differences are part of what makes each piece yours.
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Small beads are strung and knotted by hand around a keepsake bead that carries the family's own material. It can be worn on ordinary days, not only taken out for ceremonies.
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A small resin sphere sits inside a music box, holding a lock of baby hair suspended in clear resin, so the object can be opened, wound and looked at again as a child grows.
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