Deborah Tseng is a London-based artist, whose work blends her extensive experience in jewellery making and fine art training. Her creations are inspired by repetition, transformation, time, and the minutiae of her surroundings. For her, jewellery is a wearable art piece that captures personal significance.

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She creates jewellery that exists between craft and art, combining precious metals, gemstones, and porcelain, using traditional artisanship in metalsmithing and ceramics. She works with colour in monotone to create an atmosphere that is simple to approach yet subtle, allowing interpretation and imagination. Every piece she creates is unique, and within the work, one can feel the temperature of the maker’s hands.

Laden with symbolism surrounding nature, decay, and the passage of time, Deborah Tseng’s pieces leave space for contemplation and meditation. They bring joy and beauty to the wearer, fostering a deeper connection in quiet reflection.

Deborah Tseng’s manifesto is an obsession with detail. Every element of the work is subject to the artist’s eye, and every part of the process is carried out with permanence and sustainability at its core.

In a colourful world this quiet, poetic jewellery is a pure land for peace of mind.

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Deborah Tseng also creates sculptural ceramic art under her Taiwanese name Shih-dea Tseng, to learn more about her artist's practice please click here.