A little studio, made by two.

The Lost Talisman is a tiny family studio run by a husband and wife. Everything is made by hand, slowly, in small batches — often only one or two of each.

My spouse is the heart of it: shaping the jewelry piece by piece at a little bench, and now and then setting it aside to paint. I pitch in on the side — sporadic crocheted plushies stitched in the evenings, and the occasional wood-burned keepsake where smoke and grain become quiet illustration.

Every object is meant to be carried, worn, or held. A talisman is not magic on its own — it's a small reminder of who you are, or who you'd like to become.