Artisan charms, beads and objects
Everything we cast that isn’t a keycap. Beads drilled through for a cord, charms that clip to a bag, a chessboard for the desk, art toys for the shelf. Resin, poured and finished by hand in small runs. Once a run closes it doesn’t come back.
Overworked Dude bead
$44In stockShips in 7 days9 options
He left the keyboard and joined your pocket. The same dude who sat on your Escape key, drilled through for a cord. He threads onto a torch, a knife, a pen, a set of keys. Eight editions, eight different ways of running out of fuel.
Cast, painted and boxed already, so an order leaves the studio within 7 business days. Nothing here is a group buy and nothing here is a pre-order.
Four kinds, four doors. Each one opens on the full category, sold-out pieces included.
8-bit series – Ferocious Forest display stand
Closed run
Retro TV series: First Frame – Stand Boy Art Toy
Closed run
$39In stock
A Mysterious Planet Keycap display stand
Closed run
Artisan objects FAQ
What counts as an artisan object?
Everything we make that isn’t a keycap. Beads, charms, desk pieces and art toys, cast in resin and finished by hand, the same as the keycaps.
What is the difference between a bead and a charm?
A charm hangs. It clips to a bag or a set of keys and comes along for the ride. A bead is drilled through so a cord passes clean through it, so it sits on the lanyard of a torch, a knife or a pen and meets your palm every time you reach for that thing.
How soon does an order ship?
These are in-stock pieces rather than a group buy, so they’re already cast, painted and boxed. You see it, you order it, it leaves the studio within 7 business days.
Why do some pieces say Closed run?
A run is cast once and then closed, with no restock and no second color. That holds for most of the art toys on this page. The card keeps its photo because the piece is still part of the catalogue, but you can’t order it again.