This is a story about a light.

And about hands. About shaping, sculpting, layering. About plaster and paper mache, about slow afternoons and moonlit ideas. About home, healing, and the art of making something with meaning.

Jiordan Tolli is the artist, mum of two, and hands behind Mash. Every light she creates is one of a kind: sculptural, raw, and made entirely by hand. Jiordan uses humble materials like plaster, paper, and acrylic to build pieces that sit somewhere between art and function.

Jiordan has always been enamoured with light; the way it softens a room, warms a moment, holds space for quiet. These pendant lights are made to transform the mood of a space and bring a little intimacy, a little soul.

Mash is not a factory. It’s just Jiordan, in her studio, often with her kids nearby, making lights she hopes will find a place in someone else’s story.