KEGO
Handmade in small batches
A finished KEGO bracelet on a stone: a deep blue bead, a bone bead, and a bone bead painted with a blue wave, on a dark adjustable cord.

Turn one intention into a bracelet you make yourself.

A free consultation turns what you're working on into a colour, a shape and a pattern. Then the kit arrives, and you shape and paint the beads with your own hands.

Consultation is free/Kit shipped to you/1–3 hours to make

Three things, and you can see all of them now.

A KEGO bracelet worn on a wrist, holding a coffee cup.

A bracelet you wear

Hand-shaped clay beads on an adjustable cord. Small enough to live on your wrist every day.

The KEGO kit laid out: clay, two pots of paint, varnish, brush, bead tool and the bracelet cord.

A kit you make it from

Clay, paint, varnish, brushes, the bead-hole tool and the cord. No kiln, no oven, no skill required.

The KEGO consultation on a phone, showing the visual bracelet reference it produces at the end.

A consultation that designs it

A real conversation about what you're working on. It ends with your design and the reason behind every part of it.

What happens after you tap.

The consultation asking what feels most important right now, and a reply.

You talk it through

In your browser, free, no sign-up. It asks what you're working on and what you want more of, then works out the design with you.

15–30 minutes
An open KEGO box with the finished bracelet inside.

Your kit is made

Packed by hand for your design: the right paint, the right amount of clay, and audio practices built around your three elements.

About 7 days to prepare
Paint pots and hand-shaped clay beads on the kit's kraft tray.

You make it

Roll the beads, pierce them, let them dry, paint them, varnish, string. One evening, your hands, nothing fired.

1–3 hours, plus drying

The elements are chosen for you, not by you.

The same goal can need opposite reminders. Here is what the consultation derived for three different people.

The bracelet for this brief: an indigo bead, a bone bead and a bone bead painted with a wave.
“I want to stop feeling overwhelmed by work.”

Even after work, my mind keeps returning to unfinished tasks. It feels difficult to relax and switch off.

Colour
Indigo — a reminder of inner calm and mental clarity.
Shape
Organic Pebble — letting go of the need to be perfect, allowing progress to feel natural.
Pattern
Wave — flexibility and movement instead of resistance.

Deliberately small.

We do not use an unlimited number of colours, shapes or patterns. The system is kept small on purpose, so an element means something rather than simply looking nice.

A bone bead painted with a blue wave, resting among grey pebbles beside an indigo bead.
Wave
A bone bead painted with a terracotta spiral, lit warmly beside a bone cube.
Spiral
A bone bead marked with a red crossroads, on black stone beside a fuchsia bead.
Crossroads

Colour

The state you want to cultivate.

Calm · Clarity · Energy · Confidence · Balance · Growth

Shape

The way you want to move toward it.

Structure · Focus · Acceptance · Natural growth · Transition

Pattern

The inner process that supports the journey.

Flexibility · Stability · Exploration · Transformation

We design around your intention, not your taste.

Two people can arrive with the same goal and need completely opposite reminders. One person starting to exercise needs patience and self-acceptance. Another needs structure and discipline. The sentence is identical; the meaning underneath it is not.

Which is why you cannot swap indigo for green because green suits you better. KEGO is not a jewellery builder. If the design were up to taste, it would stop being a reminder and start being an accessory.

Dasha Chumud, who makes KEGO.

Made by Dasha.

Founder · packs every kit
“I wasn't looking for another AI project. I was looking for a way to reconnect technology with creativity and making things with my own hands.”
Dasha Chumud, on why she started KEGO

Twelve years in tech, then a year building this: months of research, prototypes, and a lot of ideas that never made it into the box. What survived is the smallest thing that still works: a conversation, three elements, and an evening with your hands in clay.

You'd be one of the first.

KEGO opened this summer. There is no wall of reviews here yet, because there isn't one to show, and inventing one would defeat the entire point of the object. What there is: a real person in a real studio, packing kits one at a time, who reads every message.

See the studio on Instagram

What's included.

The consultation is free. You only pay if you decide to order the kit.
Consultation
Free, pay only if you order
Kit prepared
About 7 days, by hand
Shipping
[ to confirm ]
If it isn't right
[ to confirm ]
Your time
1–3 hours, plus drying
  • You can stop at any point
  • Nothing is charged until you order

Everything else.

How much does it cost?

The kit is $49 USD. The consultation is free, and you only pay if you decide to order at the end.

I've never made anything with clay. Can I do this?

Yes. The beads are smaller than a fingertip, the clay air-dries on your table, and nothing is fired or glued. If you can roll a ball of dough, you can do this.

What if mine comes out uneven?

It will, slightly. That isn't a defect in the kit. It's the part that makes it yours. You can reshape a bead right up until it dries.

Is this therapy?

No, and we won't pretend otherwise. It's a reminder you built with your own hands. It is not treatment and not a substitute for professional mental health support.

Do I have to order after the consultation?

No. The consultation is free and ends with your design. Ordering the kit is a separate choice you make at the end.

Can I change the design if I don't like the colour?

Not for aesthetic reasons. Each element is there because of something you said. If the reasoning is wrong, say so and it gets re-derived, but "I prefer green" isn't a reason we act on.

How should I wear it?

However you like. Every day, or only on the days you need the reminder most. There are no rules attached to it.

Where does it ship from, and how long does it take?

[ to confirm · shipping origin, transit time to the US, and any customs note ]

One intention. One evening. One object that keeps it in front of you.

Start with the conversation. You'll see the design before you decide anything.