GEMINA MOSS
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GEMINA MOSS
A hall of Trakų Vokė Manor with columns and cylinders of porcelain plants hanging from the ceiling.

Diana Grochovska · Vilnius

Find the gem in the moss

Real plants, preserved in porcelain. Jewellery and art made by Diana Grochovska.

OrderJewellery

Fragile plant forms, memory and the changing cycles of life, preserved in porcelain.

A dialogue between people and nature

Porcelain brooches with gold lustre edges in sunlight.

Jewellery

Brooches, pendants, earrings and necklaces from real plants.

Available to order

Collections
Porcelain pendants on chains.
Porcelain plants on a metal mesh.

Art
Projects

Installations, porcelain objects, exhibitions.

Projects
A bone china cup with the shapes of kale leaves.

Works

From the studio

Porcelain brooches in two rows on white: leaves with gold edges, a flower, berries and small openwork forms.

Porcelain brooches No. 2

From real plants · Available to order

A black openwork porcelain brooch shaped like a figure eight, with gold lustre inside.

Brooch No. 3

At the luffa's command · Available to order

A pair of white openwork porcelain earrings with a luffa texture in sunlight.

Earrings

At the luffa's command · Available to order

A white twig necklace laid in a ring on a plinth, with earrings on gold-coloured hooks inside it.

Necklace No. 2

Snow-covered · Available to order

Two white bone china cups formed from curly kale leaves.

Kale cups

Kale cups · Available to order

Close-up of porcelain stonecrop flower heads on branching stems.

Stonecrop flowers with twigs, detail

Plants in porcelain. Miniatures · Available to order

A white porcelain flower bud on a long thin stem against a white background.

Bud

From real plants · Available to order

Two tall fluted porcelain vases on stems and two small vessels with gold lustre rims.

For plants No. 1

Breaking the Form · Available to order

The artist

“A dialogue between people and nature.”

An interdisciplinary artist, ceramicist, porcelain master and jeweller.

Diana GrochovskaAbout the artist
Diana Grochovska smiling between metal mesh columns hung with porcelain.
Diana Grochovska among the hanging porcelain plants of her installation.

Process

From a living plant to porcelain

  1. A seedling with roots growing out of a block of clay in a glass vessel.

    Growing

    The plants grow in Diana's garden.

  2. Porcelain radishes fixed to a metal mesh.

    Soaking

    The real plant is soaked in porcelain slip.

  3. A hand holding a fired white porcelain root against a metal mesh.

    Firing

    The organic matter burns away, the plant's form stays.

The full process

Exhibitions

All exhibitions
  • September 2026TranslucensDrobė Gallery, Kaunas
  • August 2026FRESH 2026: New Voice in CeramicsAudience awardSigulda Culture Centre, Sigulda
  • May 2026Breaking the FormVDA Gallery +1000, Vilnius
All exhibitions

Orders

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