Jewellery

At the luffa's command

Luffa fruits in porcelain. The artist was inspired by what the plant is used for and by its form.

At first the plant is food, later it becomes a useful everyday object, and in porcelain it takes on yet another role, both decorative and conceptual.

Bone china, black porcelain, gold lustre2026

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

    Earrings

    EarringsBone china, black porcelain, gold lustre2026Photo: Diana GrochovskaAsk about this piece
  • The same white openwork earrings in an open white box.

    Earrings

    EarringsBone china, black porcelain, gold lustre2026Photo: Diana GrochovskaAsk about this piece
  • Close-up of a white triangular openwork porcelain brooch with a luffa texture.

    Brooch No. 1

    Brooch No. 1Bone china, black porcelain, gold lustre2026Photo: Diana GrochovskaAsk about this piece
  • Close-up of a white openwork porcelain brooch made of three loops.

    Brooch No. 2

    Brooch No. 2Bone china, black porcelain, gold lustre2026Photo: Diana GrochovskaAsk about this piece
  • The same three-loop brooch in an open box.

    Brooch No. 2

    Brooch No. 2Bone china, black porcelain, gold lustre2026Photo: Diana GrochovskaAsk about this piece
  • A black openwork porcelain brooch shaped like a figure eight, with gold lustre inside.

    Brooch No. 3

    Brooch No. 3Bone china, black porcelain, gold lustre2026Photo: Diana GrochovskaAsk about this piece
  • The back of the black brooch with its pin.

    Brooch No. 3

    Brooch No. 3Bone china, black porcelain, gold lustre2026Photo: Diana GrochovskaAsk about this piece
  • The black brooch with gold lustre in an open white box.

    Brooch No. 3

    Brooch No. 3Bone china, black porcelain, gold lustre2026Photo: Diana GrochovskaAsk about this piece

Photos: Diana Grochovska

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