Epoxy resin is a fascinating two-part material that allows us to create breathtaking, long-lasting, and crystal-clear surfaces. No two projects are ever the same — each brings its own challenges, as countless factors influence how the resin behaves. That’s what makes working with it so exciting.

• Accurate mixing ratios are crucial for proper curing and crosslinking of the resin.

• Weather conditions – such as temperature and humidity – have a significant impact on the curing process.

• Toxic fumes may be released during curing, so always work in a well-ventilated area and use appropriate protective gear.

After pouring and full curing, epoxy resin is food-safe and highly versatile — perfect for creating tables, jewelry, decorative objects, or even serving trays. Each piece is unique and impossible to replicate exactly, which is what makes this material so special.

Lichtenberg burning is a fascinating yet potentially dangerous technique used on various surfaces such as wood, acrylic, glass, or plastic. The process involves applying an electrical impulse to the material, which—through the interaction of conductive and non-conductive elements—creates intricate, tree-like branching patterns.

This technique can produce stunning and unique visual effects, but due to the use of high voltage and the risk of fire, it comes with serious safety hazards. Because it involves thousands of volts, it should only be performed with proper protective equipment and under expert supervision to avoid accidents. When done safely, the result can be a truly mesmerizing work of art!

We create unique, personalized keepsakes preserved in resin, allowing you to cherish your memories in a lasting form.

If you are sending a lock of your baby’s hair, please place it in a double-sealed bag and mail it in an envelope.

For wedding bouquets, kindly ensure the flowers are intact and undamaged when you send them to us, so we can preserve them in resin — or even embed them in a custom-made table — in the most respectful and beautiful way possible.