This collection revives the whimsy of miniature figures found on vintage china—fishermen, moose, cowboys, and birds—each hand-painted with precision on porcelain shards. Such motifs were popularized by Royal Albert and other English brands in mid-20th-century commemorative ware, tourist souvenirs, and narrative plate designs 89.
Tiny scenes of rural life or wildlife, often no larger than a thumbnail, were crafted for decorative plates, teacup borders, or trinket dishes. By transforming these fragments into pendants, we honor the artisans who painted them and offer a tangible connection to pastoral or folkloric storytelling through jewelry.