Maçon

29/08/2026

A few of our favorite things! Here is a little taste of what we’ve been looking at, thinking about, or keeping near us this week ✦

No.1 – Artifacts Alex has given me, including a handblown glass bottle from Kindred Black
No.2 – Sculpture by Ivan Meštrović, Archaeology & Art
No.3 – Ceramic vase by Sasha Court
No.4 – Evi Voet for Marni shot by luna conte
No.5 – Silver ball ring, source unknown
No.6 – GOLF le FLEUR* campaign
No.7 – Architect Luis Barragán, Tim Street-Porter
No.8 – Tuareg brass giraffe

28/08/2026

We will have a one-of-a-kind piece in this show during LA Design Week/end in October! RSVP link– https://luma.com/ladw26-VesselsJewelersShowcase

Vessels: Studies in Form is a group show featuring 10 jewelers, 10 interpretations of the vessel form. We’ll be at Hotspells Rocks and Minerals in Frogtown, 12-5pm on Saturday, October 3. These talented jewelers and metalsmiths will be there with us:

BLŒDSTONE
Dear Survivor
Ana Ross
Danica Stamenic
Taylor Koedyker
Jive Jewelry
Naomi Chicoine
Pattil
Rafael Salgado
Hot Spells

See you there!

25/08/2026

We were asked to sculpt her in honor of a loved companion who made the journey on to the afterlife. To be trusted with a project so tender is something we hold with great care, and it’s deeply meaningful to see the objects we make carry love, memory, and purpose into the world beyond our studio. After her arrival to her new home it was shared with us that we did wonderfully in capturing her spirit ♥

07/08/2026

“To me, chameleons represent childhood joy and the beauty of change and adaptation and are a reminder that no matter how many times we shed our skin or change our hues, the bones that lie beneath will always be sound and steady.” —Lila, on her custom Maçon chameleon ring ♥ Read her full story here:

“When I was 8 years old I saw Tangled for the first time. Instantly, like many others, I became enamored with the character of Pascal, a small green chameleon. I continued to love chameleons all the way up until I got my first job as a 15 year old. What I did with my first paycheck was go to the local pet store and buy a beautiful year old female veiled chameleon. It was not only the first living breathing thing that had ever been fully my responsibility, bought fully with money I had earned, but it was a dream that fulfilled my eight year old self. Naturally I knew her name was meant to be Pascal. Pascal sadly passed away four years later at the age of 5. Since then I collect any chameleon treasure I find and place it on my totem shelf with her ashes and urn. To me, chameleons represent childhood joy and the beauty of change and adaptation and are a reminder that no matter how many times we shed our skin or change our hues, the bones that lie beneath will always be sound and steady.”

05/08/2026

We love seeing what inspires other artists and designers, so we thought we’d start sharing some of the things that stay with us each week.

No.1 – Generalissimus Episoda, Old Kladruber stallion Helga Madajova PhotoArt
No.2 – “Shelter” Oil on canvas Danielle Joy Mckinney
No.3 – Hand painted swatch book, 1692, Dutch artist A. Boogert
No.4 – Mon Saint Michel, source unknown
No.5 – Pitcher by Danish designer Kay Fisker, circa 1950
No.6 – Fishes lygaria | Λυγαριά
No.7 – Shaker boxes, photo Alex Lesage
No.8 – Niterói Contemporary Art Museum, Brazil Bollettino

28/07/2026

We are accepting custom totem orders again! Many of you have asked, and the time has finally arrived. Here are a handful of the 40+ one-of-a-kind pieces we’ve made.

If you’ve been thinking about a custom totem you’d like for yourself or as a gift for someone, dm us here or email us at [email protected]

17/07/2026

“You created it with something in your head, a story, and that means something more than just its material form.” — Laurel, NY, has three Maçon pieces.

Every piece begins long before it’s made.

When we’re thinking about what we’re excited to make next, we’re not only considering the object itself—we’re imagining the world it belongs to. Every new piece expands the Maçon universe, adding another element to an evolving story.

That sense of connection is something we always hope people will feel, as Laurel did. That each object holds its own character, but also feels like part of something larger than itself.

Thank you to everyone who has seen that and supported us. It means the world ♥

16/07/2026

10/07/2026

Full interview links in bio!

Style As Identity is a podcast from The Majority Group hosted by Lola Catero, bringing you a chance to meet the brands using style to preserve culture, serve community, honor identity— and evolve our understanding of the style-status-quo.