Doccia Children at Play Bloom Dangles

There is a sweetness to these small scenes, children caught mid-play, tending to animals, holding small treasures in their hands. These earrings feature imagery from late 18th century Doccia porcelain, capturing moments of childhood rendered with a gentle sense of curiosity and care.

These figures feel both playful and composed, part of a long tradition of decorative arts that found beauty in everyday life. There is a narrative tucked into each one, a suggestion of games, routines, and quiet companionship between children and the natural world.

• 25mm 
• 24k gold plated brass ear wires
• Paper, resin

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

Collector’s Notes:
Featuring imagery from Doccia cups and saucers dating to circa 1790, these scenes reflect a European decorative tradition of depicting childhood as both innocent and instructive. Children were often shown interacting with animals or engaged in small tasks, offering glimpses into ideals of upbringing, care, and the rhythms of early life.