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Celadon Vale

Handpicked diamond art

Slow work, made beautiful.

Thousands of small, deliberate placements. An afternoon that quiets down. A finished thing worth hanging.

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Est. by makers, for makers

We choose artwork we'd want on our own walls, and pack it with drills that actually match the chart. The rest — the tray that doesn't spill, the holder that keeps your pens upright — we design and print ourselves, because we got tired of the alternatives.

Jeanne Argent

New this season

Quiet hours, sweater weather

New canvases for the turn of the year, sized for a single long weekend rather than a whole winter.

Prism Grove

Large format

Room for something ambitious.

Panoramic canvases up to 90 × 50 cm, for when a small square on the wall won't do.

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One design, four moods

The Daisy series

The same butterflies and gerbera blooms, rendered four ways — pick the one that matches your room, not ours.

3D printed in-studio

Made here, one layer at a time.

Every piece in the printed range starts as an idea and ends as something you can hold. We design and 3D print each one to order — small batches, in our own workshop. No warehouse of overstock, no mass production, no two runs quite the same.

14 designs so far: a twelve-slot drill packet tray for the desk, candy bowls and votive holders for the season, mushroom jars and bookmarks for no particular reason at all.

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3D printed drill packet tray

Why we do it

Two hours where the only decision is which colour comes next.
The case for slow craft

New to it?

Three things and an afternoon

01

Choose a canvas

Start small — 40 × 30 cm is a weekend. The big panoramics will keep you company for a month.

02

Pour a tray

One colour at a time. The grooved tray lines the drills up facet-side down so the pen just picks them off.

03

Fill it in

Match symbol to colour, press, repeat. There's no way to get it wrong, which is rather the point.