Jelly Key
OpenArtisan keycaps, since 2015. The first set, Starry Night, was sold inside a Vietnamese keyboard group. More than a hundred series have left the workshop since, and Constellation alone passed a thousand caps.
Two brands come out of this building. Jelly Key makes artisan keycaps, Jelly Smith makes bezels, stands and beads. Everything here is poured, sanded and painted by hand, a few pieces at a time.
A master is sculpted by hand, a silicone mould is cast from it, then resin goes in thin layers with the pigment and the inlay set where the design needs them. Once it has cured, every piece is trimmed, sanded, polished and painted by a person. Nothing is printed.
Three names have come out of this workshop. Two of them are open for orders today, and the third is the one the resin was learned on.
Artisan keycaps, since 2015. The first set, Starry Night, was sold inside a Vietnamese keyboard group. More than a hundred series have left the workshop since, and Constellation alone passed a thousand caps.
Flashlight stands, stainless bezels, trays and beads, since January 2026. Pieces are turned and cast in small numbers, and a bezel is screwed onto a real light and checked before it goes in the box.
Handmade earphones with resin shells, and the first thing this workshop ever made for itself. The housings were poured in an oval mould and sanded by hand, the driver and the wire were set in solid epoxy so water could not reach them, the cable was braided, and the jack was soldered and then potted in resin.
A run of them was funded on Indiegogo. Every technique Jelly Key runs on today was learned here first, on a shell nobody could see inside.
One workshop, one door, one email. We read everything that arrives and we answer on working days.