Contemporary ceramic jewellery and ornaments, handmade in Dublin

Julia Fraia Ceramics is a Dublin-based studio creating contemporary ceramic jewellery and ornaments in small batches. Each piece is shaped and finished by hand, embracing subtle imperfections and a minimal aesthetic.

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Featured Products

Georgian Dublin Door Ornament
€28.00

A little piece of Dublin to keep.

Inspired by the colourful Georgian doors that give Dublin its unmistakable character, this handmade ceramic ornament captures a small piece of the city's charm.

Each door is individually crafted and glazed, finished with a little touch of 24k gold lustre on the doorknob.

A playful keepsake for anyone who calls Dublin home, once called it home, or simply fell in love with the city.

Available colours: Green, Red, Yellow, Blue and Pink.

Size: Approximately 5 × 9 cm.

Please note: Each piece is handmade, so slight variations make every ornament unique.

Current dispatch time: These ornaments are currently being made to order, so please allow up to 2 weeks for dispatch. This is a temporary production lead time, and orders will be sent sooner whenever possible.

Irish Pint Ornament
€24.00

A little taste of Ireland to keep.

Inspired by the iconic Irish pint, this handmade ceramic ornament celebrates one of Ireland's most beloved traditions — good company, good conversation and a proper pint.

Each piece is individually crafted and glazed, capturing the charm of a perfectly poured pint, complete with its creamy head.

A playful keepsake for anyone who loves Ireland, its pub culture, or simply the memories made over a pint.

Size: Approximately 4.5 × 8 cm.

Please note: Each piece is handmade, so slight variations make every ornament unique.

Current dispatch time: These ornaments are currently being made to order, so please allow up to 2 weeks for dispatch. This is a temporary production lead time, and orders will be sent sooner whenever possible.

Claddagh Ornament
€28.00

A little symbol of love to keep.

Inspired by the traditional Irish Claddagh, this handmade ceramic ornament celebrates love, loyalty and friendship — three sentiments beautifully represented by the heart, crown and hands.

Each piece is individually crafted and glazed, bringing a playful, colourful twist to one of Ireland's most cherished symbols.

A meaningful keepsake for someone special, a thoughtful gift for a loved one, or a little reminder of Ireland to treasure.

Size: Approximately 6.5 × 11 cm (H × W).

Please note: Each piece is handmade, so slight variations make every ornament unique.

Current dispatch time: These ornaments are currently being made to order, so please allow up to 2 weeks for dispatch. This is a temporary production lead time, and orders will be sent sooner whenever possible.

Seagull with Chip Ornament
€28.00

A little piece of Dublin mischief to keep.

Inspired by Dublin's cheekiest residents, this handmade ceramic ornament celebrates a familiar sight along the Irish coast — a seagull proudly making off with someone's chip.

Each piece is individually crafted and glazed, capturing the playful character of these notorious little troublemakers.

A fun and nostalgic keepsake for anyone who loves Ireland, its seaside charm, or has ever lost a chip to a determined seagull.

Size: Approximately 10 × 7.5 cm.

Please note: Each piece is handmade, so slight variations make every ornament unique.

Current dispatch time: These ornaments are currently being made to order, so please allow up to 2 weeks for dispatch. This is a temporary production lead time, and orders will be sent sooner whenever possible.

Behind the work

Julia Fraia Ceramics is a Dublin-based studio creating contemporary jewellery and ornaments in small batches. With a background in graphic and industrial design, Julia approaches clay with a focus on clean lines, balance and simplicity.

Each piece is shaped and finished by hand, embracing subtle variations and the tactile nature of the material.

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