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WHAT IS A RITUAL OBJECT?
Not just beautiful.
Actually part of your day.
A ritual object is something you reach for without thinking. It's the bowl you drop your rings into before bed. The tray that makes your bathroom bench feel considered. The small vase that holds a single stem and somehow changes the mood of a room.
Guseli ritual objects are made from a natural mineral composite that feels cool and heavy like stone. They don't fade. They don't warp. Every time you pick one up, you notice something new in the pattern. They get better the longer you have them.
THE INTENTION
"I want people to look at these things and just have a few minutes of escape. To enjoy something really beautiful. Something that took time and care to make."
- KIM GUSELI, MAKER
WHERE THEY LIVE
A ritual object belongs wherever you want a moment of beauty.
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The bathroom bench
A tray for your skincare routine. A jar for your pods. A vessel for the rings you take off while you wash your face. Turns a cluttered surface into something considered.
02
The bedside table
A vessel for your jewellery. A small vase for a cutting from the garden. A tray to hold the things that pile up. Makes the last thing you see before sleep a little more beautiful.
03
The windowsill
The Monolith No. 1 holding a single stem. Catching the morning light. Changing the whole mood of a room. Small things matter more than we think.
03
The dressing table
A home for your jewellery, your perfume, the small objects that make getting dressed feel less like a task. A ritual object makes the ritual itself feel different.
GUSELI DESIGN
Contemporary sculptural jewellery and mineral objects. Designed and cast by hand in Hervey Bay, Australia. A dedicated studio practice within Botanical Skincare Lab.
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(c) 2026 Guseli Design. A Botanical Skincare Lab Studio Practice
Guseli Design Studio Guseli Design is a small studio practice based in Hervey Bay, Australia, rooted in a commitment to material, restraint and careful making. We believe that: form is meaning restraint reveals intention material holds memory Each work emerges from this thinking — a quiet conversation between maker, matter and wearer. What We Make Guseli Design creates limited edition sculptural objects and jewellery that sit between art and life: Wearable Art bangles and sculptural forms statement pieces that frame daily rituals designed to exist as objects first, ornament second Collectible Works limited edition series hand-numbered and crafted with singular attention each piece unique within its edition Craft & Material Every Guseli Design piece is handcrafted with care, using materials chosen for their tactile qualities and structural integrity. We work with: mineral-based composites bespoke colour mixes surfaces refined by hand This is not about trends. It’s about presence, pause, and poise. Designed for Everyday Life We make work that is meant to live with you: substantial without being heavy sculptural without being theatrical intentional without being showy Guseli Design objects are wearable in routine, present in solitude, and resonant in memory. Edition Practice Guseli Design releases objects in limited series — not to create scarcity for its own sake, but out of respect for craft, attention and encounter. Each edition is: conceived with a single idea refined with consistent material logic realised in a small run individually numbered This ensures each piece carries a quiet integrity and a clear lineage. Heritage & Studio Guseli Design originates from the same studio that brought Botanical Skincare Lab to life, but now stands as its own creative practice. One focused on form, surface, and the space between wear and object. Our atelier is in Hervey Bay, Australia, where light, landscape and lived experience shape our process. Why Guseli Design Matters In a world of fast cycles and constant churn, the objects that endure are those that resonate beyond fashion and noise. Guseli Design stands for: thoughtful making quiet presence intentional living objects worth keeping