RA HA is a jewelry studio based in Providence, Rhode Island, where objects are made slowly, by hand, with close attention to form, weight, and surface.

I work primarily in sterling silver and gold, using traditional techniques alongside wax carving and small-batch casting. Each piece begins at the bench and moves forward through a process of shaping, refining, and revision — guided as much by touch as by drawing. I’m interested in restraint, quiet irregularity, and forms that feel settled rather than decorative.

The work is sculptural, but intended for daily wear. Rings, earrings, and small objects are designed to be lived with — to soften, shift, and gather meaning over time. I think of them as small sculptures for the body: present, tactile, and personal.

My practice values slowness and attention. Pieces are made in limited quantities, often to order, allowing space for care at each stage of making. Rather than following trends, I focus on building a cohesive body of work that can evolve naturally, piece by piece.

Alongside finished jewelry, I also teach small, hands-on workshops in my studio. Teaching is an extension of my practice — a way to share tools, process, and confidence in working with the hands.

RA HA is an ongoing studio practice, rooted in making, material, and time.