ABOUT CUTANDFOUND CUT & PASTE / LOST & FOUND

Of the past, for the future.

CUTANDFOUND campaign portrait with S999 jewelry
Common Ground / photographed by Hick Duarte

A digital-age homage to the past

Born from an art project, CUT/FOUND operates at the intersection of heritage craftsmanship and modern youth culture. We take familiar, ordinary objects apart and rebuild them using centuries-old techniques—elevating the overlooked into a new standard of luxury.

An independent point of view. Since 2023.

Hand-woven silver filigree shoelace ring
Shoelace → silver filigree
01 / THE WAY WE SEE ITA familiar world. A different perspective.

An artistic deconstruction of everyday life, in the name of jewelry.

( I )

CUT & PASTE

Ctrl+C / Ctrl+P

We "cut" the intricate techniques of traditional artistry from the past and "paste" it into the center of contemporary youth culture.

( II )

LOST & FOUND

The Modern Odyssey

We capture the thrill of rediscovering the ordinary. By excavating the overlooked—a soda tab, a nylon shoelace—we reclaim what was lost to the background of life and elevate it into sculptural interventions for the body.

03 / NO FIXED SCRIPTFree spirited / gender neutral
A group wearing CUT/FOUND jewellery in a black and white campaign photograph

Wear it your way.

CUT/FOUND — beyond labels, beyond expectations.

Sever through convention

THE DESIGNER

Jeffrey Tao

Born of a life anchored between Southwestern China and California, Jeffrey Tao’s work evokes a mood of subversive nostalgia.

Rejecting the confines of gender and expectation, his designs act as physical manifestations of living beyond labels. Now leading CUT/FOUND, he ensures each piece is carefully hand-engineered—translating the wisdom of traditional craft into a modern language of luxury.

The familiar, elevated.

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