There is something enduring about a shoreline, the way it holds both movement and stillness at once. These earrings feature imagery from late 18th century Doccia porcelain, capturing two coastal scenes, a lighthouse standing watch over open water, and a stately harbor just beyond the sea wall.

Drawn from a tradition of neoclassical landscape decoration, these small vignettes reflect a fascination with place, travel, and memory. The scenes themselves echo the romantic coastal views popular in European decorative arts of the time, where distant horizons and architectural forms offered both escape and structure.

• 25mm 
• Sterling silver plated brass earwires
• Paper, resin

This is a one-of-a-kind item. You will receive the item pictured here.

Collector’s Notes:
Featuring imagery from Doccia porcelain plates dating to circa 1780 to 1800, these landscapes sit within a broader tradition of European decorative arts influenced by Sèvres and the picturesque views of Naples and beyond. Lighthouses and harbor scenes speak to guidance, passage, and connection, making these feel like small, cherished talismans of movement and return.