Little Riot Club ♡

An abstract reimagining of look 29 from a favourite 90's haute couture collection. Reminiscent of Indian or Persian paisley patterns and just so deliciously dainty and easy to wear.

A tightrope walking cat, a clown and a treasure chest / dressing up box charm set.Parade, the collection, draws inspiration from the ballet of the same name. First performed by the Ballets Russes in Paris in 1917, with set design by Pablo Picasso, the production is set at a funfair or fairground and...

Good Intentions to help you make it through the day with an intense love for yourself and your wardrobe.

I have long adored traditional gypsy jewellery of many different cultures. These acrobat's tears charms are my interpretation.Parade, the collection, draws inspiration from the ballet of the same name. First performed by the Ballets Russes in Paris in 1917, with set design by Pablo Picasso, the prod...

Named after the Parisian ballet company The Ballets Russes (though they never actually performed in Russia!)Parade, the collection, draws inspiration from the ballet of the same name. First performed by the Ballets Russes in Paris in 1917, with set design by Pablo Picasso, the production is set at a...

A teeny tiny pair of big tops.Parade, the collection, draws inspiration from the ballet of the same name. First performed by the Ballets Russes in Paris in 1917, with set design by Pablo Picasso, the production is set at a funfair or fairground and follows the story of a traveling circus troupe. I i...

, designed to help you make it through the day with an intense love for yourself and your wardrobe.

A cheeky little pair of charms inspired by creole hoops and jester collars.Parade, the collection, draws inspiration from the ballet of the same name. First performed by the Ballets Russes in Paris in 1917, with set design by Pablo Picasso, the production is set at a funfair or fairground and follow...

An ode to Léonide Massine. The choreographer for PARADE and lover of the Ballet Russes impresario, Sergei Diaghilev.Parade, the collection, draws inspiration from the ballet of the same name. First performed by the Ballets Russes in Paris in 1917, with set design by Pablo Picasso, the production is...

Named after the venue of the ballet's premiere!Parade, the collection, draws inspiration from the ballet of the same name. First performed by the Ballets Russes in Paris in 1917, with set design by Pablo Picasso, the production is set at a funfair or fairground and follows the story of a traveling c...

I have long adored traditional gypsy jewellery of many different cultures. These Twist of Fate charms are my interpretation.Parade, the collection, draws inspiration from the ballet of the same name. First performed by the Ballets Russes in Paris in 1917, with set design by Pablo Picasso, the produc...

inspired by Charleston Farmhouse, the home of artists Vanessa Bell and Duncan Grant – key members of The Bloomsbury Group. The farmhouse is still to this day a living, breathing, immersive work of art. Every inch of it painted in their block print patterns and naive animal illustrations."Lived in...

- from my Love in Triangles collection - features 4 charms that represent tiny totems I created in response to my visit to the home of artists Vanessa Bell and Duncan Grant. Both were key members of The Bloomsbury Group and their home - Charleston Farmhouse - is still to this day a living, breathing...

are inspired by Charleston Farmhouse, the home of artists Vanessa Bell and Duncan Grant – key members of The Bloomsbury Group. The farmhouse is still to this day a living, breathing, immersive work of art. Every inch of it painted in their block print patterns and naive animal illustrations."Lived...

are inspired by Charleston Farmhouse, the home of artists Vanessa Bell and Duncan Grant – key members of The Bloomsbury Group. The farmhouse is still to this day a living, breathing, immersive work of art. Every inch of it painted in their block print patterns and naive animal illustrations."Lived...

are inspired by Charleston Farmhouse, the home of artists Vanessa Bell and Duncan Grant – key members of The Bloomsbury Group. The farmhouse is still to this day a living, breathing, immersive work of art. Every inch of it painted in their block print patterns and naive animal illustrations."Lived...

are inspired by Charleston Farmhouse, the home of artists Vanessa Bell and Duncan Grant – key members of The Bloomsbury Group. The farmhouse is still to this day a living, breathing, immersive work of art. Every inch of it painted in their block print patterns and naive animal illustrations."Lived...

- from my Love in Triangles collection - are inspired by Charleston Farmhouse, the home of artists Vanessa Bell and Duncan Grant – key members of The Bloomsbury Group. The farmhouse is still to this day a living, breathing, immersive work of art. Every inch of it painted in their block print patte...

- from my Love in Triangles collection - are an abstract realisation of artist Duncan Grant's "Daphne & Apollo" paintings, and of the mirrored statuesque figures surrounding his infamous studio fireplace.Both Duncan and his wife, Vanessa, were key members of The Bloomsbury Group and their home - Cha...

I like to think of this little fella as an artist's daemon. He was inspired by a little polka dot horse and a watercolour horse I found in the artist's house that inspired the Love in Triangles collection. He's keeping me company at the moment as I create some new magical things and I hope he might...

- from my Love in Triangles collection - are inspired by Charleston Farmhouse, the home of artists Vanessa Bell and Duncan Grant – key members of The Bloomsbury Group. The farmhouse is still to this day a living, breathing, immersive work of art. Every inch of it painted in their block print patte...

- from my Love in Triangles collection - represent tiny totems I created in response to my visit to Charleston Farmhouse, the home of artists Vanessa Bell and Duncan Grant – key members of The Bloomsbury Group. The farmhouse is still to this day a living, breathing, immersive work of art. Every in...

The Love In Triangles earrings represent tiny totems I created in response to my visit to Charleston Farmhouse, the home of artists Vanessa Bell and Duncan Grant – key members of The Bloomsbury Group. The farmhouse is still to this day a living, breathing, immersive work of art. Every inch of it p...

are inspired by Charleston Farmhouse, the home of artists Vanessa Bell and Duncan Grant – key members of The Bloomsbury Group. The farmhouse is still to this day a living, breathing, immersive work of art. Every inch of it painted in their block print patterns and naive animal illustrations."Lived...