Who doesn’t know the Lord of the Rings trilogyand The Hobbit! You could see the tin figure Dragon Smaug in the second and third parts of The Hobbit. Smaug was considered a monumental creature, as depicted by our figure, where this dragon shows its massive body! Lovers of The Lord of the Rings can expect a small surprise in the form of a missing scale under the left wing!

Each day work at the forge begins with the striking of a match. During its brief life it ignites the flame of the furnace, from which real works of art are born that will last forever.
Our jeweller Alena Štukavcová Doležalová, with her own playfulness and originality has captured this moment and created a unique minimalist piece of silver jewellery with which you can perfectly emphasize your unique style.

Each key has its keyhole, but what about our Hanger Heavenly Key? If you like it, maybe you have the right place for it! This cast-iron hanger with three hooks opens heaven’s gate just for your clothes!

Probably everyone knows the Czech Christmas superstition about the gold pig. Anyone who does not eat meat all day until Christmas dinner will see a gold pig. What about you? Did you manage to endure it this year? If not, don’t despair. Because we offer you a figure of the Gold Pig, which you can see every day even without fasting!

Hand-forged Bell

Roses are not only queens among flowers, but also a symbol of beauty, love and tenderness. The flowers from our forges are beautiful on their own, but in a puget their charm is even greater!

The white flowers of our Radotín roses are incredibly elegant and exude delicacy and innocence. They make a great gift and will surely bring you or your loved ones a lot of joy.

The Morholt sword was created like its gothic predecessor, using hand forging and traditional blacksmithing techniques. Thanks to our swordsmiths, its workmanship is of such quality that it would surely make any medieval armourer’s heart sing.

When mankind harmonized a cacophony of disparate sounds into lilting tones, music was born and became a distinct artistic branch. Master blacksmith František Toman may not be a virtuoso in the classical sense, but his hands perform an equally amazing concert. In the heat of the furnace he creates incredible works with the help of hammers and tongs, including the sculpture, The Saxophonist, which is also a candlestick.