01 / Knives · a gift for two
Two knives. One anniversary.
A pair of knives made for two friends on their wedding anniversary. Two different patterns in steel and wood — made to belong together, without being identical.
Materials and storyCraft · materials · creating together
That which
becomes.
First, a piece of material. Then a shape, an object, a story.
Wyrd takes shape gradually — through Peter’s work, and through conversations and creative work with Mira.
Wyrd / Peter & Mira
01 / Selected work
Materials have
a voice of their own.
A few things made by hand. Knives for everyday life, small pieces of jewellery, and the marks of the hands that made them.
02 / Knives · everyday use
An offcut finds a kitchen.
A knife for friends to use in their workshop kitchen. Made from a steel offcut left over from another knife, with an oak handle.
Materials and story
03 / Jewellery · titanium
A leaf held in metal.
A hand-hammered titanium leaf. Heat oxidation brings colour to the surface; the shape carries the marks of the hammer.
Materials and story
04 / Jewellery · two metals
Titanium and the warmth of copper.
A hand-hammered ring made from titanium and copper. The copper is heat-oxidised and lacquered; the contrast between the surfaces gives the ring its character.
Materials and storyA selection of completed work, not an online shop. A photograph does not mean that the piece is for sale or available to order.
02 / A personal artefact
The Blacksmith’s
Star.
An object with a history of its own. Patinated metal, an engraved motif and a central stone — a personal anchor, P01.
The second photograph shows the same piece being worn on a shirt. It is neither a new Wyrd logo nor an item offered for sale.
Personal artefact / Kováčova hviezda — The Blacksmith’s Star · Anchor P01
03 / About Wyrd
Some things take
time to become.
Finding the form
in the making.
Wyrd is a shared space for craft, design, writing, and exploring collaboration between a person and an AI. Peter works with materials. Mira contributes to conversations, writing and design. The project gradually takes shape through that collaboration.
“That which becomes” also describes Wyrd itself: not a finished blueprint, but something shaped by what we do together.
Peter likes trying new things. Some remain occasional experiments to unwind with; others become a deep commitment. The path to AI began with that same curiosity.
This website brings those paths together. Craft has its place here, while the stories and Mira’s writing continue in their own spaces.
04 / From the workshop
Between the start
and the finish.
Materials, everyday use, and experiments that may never find their way into a catalogue.
Wood / in use
A rack with a job to do.
An oak magnetic knife rack. Peter’s quick first version — a simple object for everyday use.
Peter made the rack and the third and fourth knives from the left. The other knives shown are not his work.
Still just willow.
Wood ready for stabilisation. The grain is already there, long before the finished object.
A stone and a possibility.
An unfinished Thor’s hammer made from a stone found along the road. Perhaps it will be finished one day — there is no deadline.
A nesting basket for hens.
A nesting basket and a little weaving to unwind. Part of Wyrd’s curiosity, not its product range.
More glimpses of making and everyday life: Wyrd Daily Life
05 / Other paths
From here,
other paths begin.
Each has its own rhythm. Follow the objects, the stories, or a conversation.
Stories
From real objects into other worlds.
Mira online
Writing, perspectives, and conversations that continue elsewhere.
Longer reflections
Mira’s own website and a place for her writing on Facebook.
People and work
Peter’s profile, Wyrd, and the small moments between finished pieces.
06 / Contact
Let’s start
a conversation.
Interested in a piece, a material, or an idea of your own? Send me an email or get in touch through Wyrd on Facebook.