ClayArt – Handmade Jewelry Between Creativity and Inspiration

In my creative workshop, ClayArt jewelry comes to life: an artistic line born almost by chance and nurtured over time with passion and dedication.

For several years, these small works of art have traveled across Italy, featured in fashion shows, art exhibitions, and creative events—receiving appreciation and sparking curiosity.

After a pause, the ClayArt project is shining once again: the fully handmade pieces are now on display again, ready to tell their story and welcome new inspirations.

A Unique and Slow Creative Process

Each ClayArt jewel begins with an idea, a feeling, a simple gesture.

The process is long and requires a dedicated space, patience, and creative listening. Each piece follows its own path—without haste, without strict rules. Sometimes it takes just a few days, other times several weeks.

Artistic Collections and Custom Creations

The production unfolds along two main lines:

  • Exhibition Collection: one-of-a-kind pieces designed to give full expression to creativity. Many of them are created for design competitions or artistic projects linked to contemporary art and craftsmanship.

  • For-Sale Collection: jewelry pieces also available for purchase, often with the option to customize colors, shapes, or sizes.
    You can find some of these creations in our Etsy shop, always updated with the latest items.

An Experience to Be Lived in Person

By visiting Le Piracante, you’ll be able to admire some of the unique ClayArt pieces on display throughout our home. If you wish, you can also request a custom-made jewel, designed just for you.

Bring Home a Piece of Inspiration

ClayArt is more than just a craft activity—it’s a way to slow down, connect with your creativity, and turn it into something beautiful.
Every piece tells a story—maybe even yours.

Uniqueness, Color, and the Warmth of Hands

Each piece is truly one of a kind. The material I use is heat-sensitive and is shaped using various techniques—some of them quite distinctive—which involve hand-mixing preexisting colors. The warmth of the hands allows you to soften the material, blend tones, create gradients, patterns (such as the murrina technique), and original textures.

My jewelry is entirely handmade, using specific tools, mediums, and artisan equipment. Every single component requires at least one baking stage to reach its final state. Only after this process can the final piece be assembled.

Creative Workshops and Custom Jewelry

At our Art Lab here at Le Piracante, you can join creative courses and workshops to learn basic techniques and craft your own unique, personalized piece by hand.

To find out more, request information, or commission a custom-made jewel, feel free to write to us through the contact page on this website.