Some things don't need to be large to carry weight. This miniature couple — two figures folded into each other, cast in solid brass — fits on a fingertip, yet holds something genuinely tender.
It's the kind of piece you place somewhere quiet: the corner of a windowsill, tucked beside a plant, resting on a bedside table. Small enough to be discreet, detailed enough to be noticed. A quiet reminder of closeness.
Whether given as a gift or kept for yourself, it's the sort of object that accumulates meaning over time.
Specifications
All dimensions are hand-measured; slight variations may occur.
Caring for Your Brass
Brass develops a natural patina over time — a sign of age and character, not damage. To keep the original shine, wipe occasionally with a soft dry cloth. For a deeper clean, a small amount of brass polish or a paste of lemon juice and baking soda works well. Avoid prolonged moisture or harsh chemicals. The more it's handled, the warmer its glow becomes.
A small amount of blu-tack or double-sided tape can help it sit perfectly on your shelf.
As with all handmade metalwork, slight variations are part of what makes each piece its own.
Caring for Your Brass
Brass develops a natural patina over time — a sign of age and character, not damage. To keep the original shine, wipe occasionally with a soft dry cloth. For a deeper clean, a small amount of brass polish or a paste of lemon juice and baking soda works well. Avoid prolonged moisture or harsh chemicals. The more it's handled, the warmer its glow becomes.
A small amount of blu-tack or double-sided tape can help it sit perfectly on your shelf.
Cast by hand in small batches, each piece carries its own subtle character.
