XLXiaoxi Luo

Xiaoxi Studio · Made by Xiaoxi Luo

Objects with a softer side.

I model, mold, cast, and finish small tactile objects. Xiaoxi Studio is my product-shop identity; Xiaoxi Luo is the designer and maker behind it.

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Original workshop photograph of handmade silicone croissant-shaped objects
Real silicone pieces, photographed in the workshop. These are not food.

Collection preview

From digital form to a handmade object.

Selected work I designed and made, shown with real photographs. These previews do not indicate stock, pricing, or delivery timing.

Silicone objects—not food. Dessert-like shapes are tactile pieces, not edible products. No food-contact or child-safety certification is claimed.

Real handmade croissant-shaped silicone squishies on white trays

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Croissant Silicone Squishies

Handmade silicone pieces with a layered croissant shape and contrasting decorative drizzle. Silicone objects, not food.

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S’mores-inspired silicone squishies photographed in clear protective bags

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S’mores Silicone Squishies

Silicone pieces exploring layered biscuit-and-marshmallow forms, soft material, and hand-applied surface decoration. Not food.

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Yellow silicone relief with raised fish-bone decoration, photographed by the maker

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Fish-egg Silicone Study

A relief I modeled, printed, molded, and cast. Original process photographs show the work from digital model to physical piece.

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Made by one person

The work behind the surface.

Digital modeling, physical trials, and hand finishing all shape the result. The case study shows the original tools, molds, and iterations.

  1. 01

    Model

    Develop a form and prepare a master.

  2. 02

    Print

    Print and finish the master and mold enclosure.

  3. 03

    Mold

    Make a reusable silicone mold and work through casting problems.

  4. 04

    Cast & finish

    Cast the object and finish the surface by hand.

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A different kind of request

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Custom design and prototyping are separate from the standard collection. A general inquiry does not reserve an item or begin paid work.

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Past studio practice

More than a storefront.

I also developed the shop identity, product photographs, listings, and customer-facing presentation.

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