Tiny Songbirds – music sculpted in flame.

They don’t chirp.

They stay.

They sing to you – your inner song.

Each one is born by hand, in fire,

under a magnifying lens and a held breath.

Their eyes are placed one by one –

so they can look back at you.

They’re not loud.

They’re not for everyone.

They are for those who feel

the sky beneath their ribs.

For those whose wings cannot be clipped.

Each of these miniature birds is sculpted in flame, one by one – and no second will ever be born the same.

They are not ornaments, but talismans: signs to be carried close, chosen not for show but for meaning.

Some come as Songbirds – keepers of the quiet melodies within.

Some take shape as the Raven – a symbol of wisdom and inner philosophy.

And some are born as the Duck – the rebel icon, mixing lightness with audacity, humour with courage.

Together, they form a collection of symbols of your inner sky – delicate yet fierce, playful yet profound.

A secret aviary, where each bird tells a different story of the soul.

How they are born

Every single bird is shaped in flame by hand – from beak to tail – using ancient lampwork glass technique. 

Some are no larger than a coffee bean. Their eyes are sculpted under magnification, their expressions formed in seconds while the glass is still glowing.

Each one is a one-off – a silent guardian of emotion, memory, and flight.