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Handmade ceramic keepsake card with colorful cloud design and uplifting message.

Life Events and Congratulations

|Matthew Pawley
Writing this in the depths of the English winter—rain tapping the windows, clouds hanging low, daylight gone before we’ve even found a rhythm—it feels fitting to be talking about the...
Handmade ceramic house keepsake card with blue and white circle patterns for new home gift.

It turns out that moving home is coloured metallic teal!

|Matthew Pawley
You know that feeling when someone you know gets the keys to their new place and suddenly you’re just as excited as they are? This card came out of one...
Colorful handmade ceramic Galentine’s keepsake cards with hearts, stars, and friendship messages.

Small cards. Big bestie energy.

|Matthew Pawley
Galentines has always (well since we heard about it) been one of our favourite excuses to celebrate the women who make life brighter, louder, and infinitely more fun — so...
Handmade ceramic keepsake cards with red and pink heart designs on white backgrounds

Introducing Graphics Pops

|Matthew Pawley
Every so often, a new idea arrives in the studio that feels like a spark — familiar enough to belong in the Jellydots world, but fresh enough to open a...
Five colorful ceramic keepsake shapes with engraved text, including stars and hearts.

Welcome to 2026

|Matthew Pawley
There’s something about a new year that feels like opening a fresh envelope — full of possibility, colour, and the promise of moments worth keeping. And here at Jellydots, Kaylee...
Handmade ceramic Christmas keepsake cards with red star and heart ornaments

Keepsakes That Speak From the Heart: Our Christmas Ceramic Collection

|Matthew Pawley
There’s something magical about giving a card that doesn’t just say something — it *shows* something. At Jellydots, we’ve always believed that the best gifts are the ones that linger,...
Handmade ceramic keepsake card with colorful cloud design and uplifting message.

Life Events and Congratulations

|Matthew Pawley
Writing this in the depths of the English winter—rain tapping the windows, clouds hanging low, daylight gone before we’ve even found a rhythm—it feels fitting to be talking about the...