Ceramic Ring Holders
JU + DESIGN
2026
Responsibilities:
Object Design, Creative Direction, Visual Systems Development, Photography Direction, Photography, Motion Content Development, E-Commerce Art Direction, Retouching, Styling, Prop Styling, Floral Styling, Copywriting, Social Content Systems, Campaign Development, and Brand World Building.
The ring holders were created from a simple belief: everything has a place. Built in the sculptural JU form, a continuous loop combining the letters J and U, each piece functions as both storage and sculpture.
Designed and hand built as a collectible series, the collection explores how functional objects can carry identity, ritual, and emotional connection through form.
Now carried at The MOCA Design Store in Downtown Los Angeles.
Photography
Photography for the collection was developed as a scalable visual system rooted in consistency, recognition, and atmosphere. Each object was captured using repeated compositions, controlled lighting, and fixed camera positioning to create cohesion across every image in the collection.Background colors were intentionally curated to establish visual contrast between glazes while still functioning together as one unified brand world across web, social, and digital merchandising.
social
Social assets were designed to extend the object experience beyond static product photography. Motion studies, looping GIFs, typography systems, and sequential storytelling were developed to communicate scale, function, ritual, and collectibility across Instagram, Stories, Pinterest, and digital campaigns.The system allows the collection to remain visually recognizable across platforms while creating flexibility for ongoing content development.
e-commerce
The e-commerce experience was designed to preserve the same visual language established throughout the campaign system. Consistent hero imagery, product scaling, typography, and supporting photography create a seamless transition between discovery, storytelling, and purchase.Every touchpoint was developed to feel interconnected, allowing the objects, photography, motion, and interface to operate as one cohesive visual experience.
