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Free Shopify theme · Jewelry & Accessories · Fashion Forward
A violet and yellow storefront for a Paducah, Kentucky enamel studio that carves and fires one iris brooch in copper and glass.
Published October 31, 2026. Built from a brief, no account needed to download.
Flux & Stilt is a two room studio on a side street in Paducah, Kentucky, run by Delphine Achterberg, who spent fourteen years layering porcelain onto crowns in a dental lab before she fired her first piece of glass. She carves the petals of each brooch into a thick copper blank with a graver, packs the recesses with ground violet and yellow glass, fires it five times in a small kiln on a steel stilt so the back never touches the shelf, then stones the surface flat so the copper lines shine.
An enameller, a metalsmith or any one bench maker selling a single small object that people wear on a coat: brooches, lapel pins, hat pins, enamel pendants. The buyers have already seen cheap stamped pins and want to know why this one costs more, so the page opens on the brooch pinned to a charcoal wool lapel, comes in close enough to see the bubbles inside the glass and the raised copper lines between the colours, then shows the hands packing damp powder into the carved recesses. The Fashion Forward layout gives a dual font heading and sharp dark buttons, so a small object still reads as a fashion piece and not a craft fair table.
The style is Fashion Forward on its second variant, because its violet primary and bright yellow accent are the two colours of the iris itself, so the buy button and the highlights repeat the petals. The brand facts lead with the single brooch and how it is carved, because the word champleve means nothing to most buyers until they see the recesses, then the five firings, because that is where the time and the price go, then the counter enamel on the back, because the question a careful buyer asks about copper is whether it will mark their coat.
