The work of the Jakšić family is distinguished by original stone designs, produced in limited series or as unique, one-of-a-kind pieces. Emphasis is placed on clean forms, functionality, and a deep respect for stone as a natural material.
This commitment to quality has been recognised through numerous awards, including the Diatus Association Award for the design of the Stone Flower (2005), the First Prize “Tripun Bokanić” for the Modular Candlestick (2019), a Bronze Award at the International Design Awards (IDA) in Los Angeles for the stone set Quatro (2020), and the First Prize “Tripun Bokanić” for the design and execution of the tomb of Ćiro Blažević (2025).
Jakšić Gallery and the Jakšić Stonemasonry Workshop offer designer stone objects available both as bespoke commissions and as part of their permanent gallery collection. These include stone furniture, functional and decorative objects, souvenirs, and unique handcrafted pieces. Every product bears a distinctive authorial signature and reflects a story of stone, design, craftsmanship, and family tradition.
Some of our most remarkable works were created as bespoke commissions. Discover a selection of unique projects crafted from Brač stone and tailored to the vision and requirements of our clients.
“…And may there always be Jakšićs, today and forever. Or at least for as long as the stone quarries of Brač continue to bear stone.”
Works
STONE WORKS
The greatest achievements of the Jakšić family have been realised through the work of the Jakšić Stonemasonry Workshop, making the gallery’s activities inseparably connected to the family’s large production facility and its centuries-old tradition of stone craftsmanship. These pages present only selected aspects of our work, while a more comprehensive overview of our projects, references, and the possibilities of working with Brač stone can be found on the website of the Jakšić Stonemasonry Workshop.
Below is a selection of stone works created in our workshop and gallery, ranging from original functional objects, stone furniture, and souvenirs to unique bespoke commissions.

STONE IN ARCHITECTURE
/ Stone Façades, Custom Tombs, and Architectural Stone
For more than a century, the Jakšić Stonemasonry Workshop has helped shape architectural spaces through the craftsmanship of Brač stone for both private and public projects. Over the years, we have completed numerous stone façades, villas, sacral buildings, public spaces, and custom-designed tombs, of which only a small selection is presented here.
Stone façades hold a special place within our portfolio. Following contemporary architectural trends, we have developed our own distinctive solutions, including the recognisable grooved stone façade, which today enhances many modern villas and luxury properties in Croatia and abroad. At the same time, we continue to preserve traditional stoneworking techniques, enabling the faithful reconstruction of historical details and authentic stone houses.
One of our most distinctive areas of expertise is the creation of custom tombs and memorial monuments. Unlike standardised solutions, each tomb is conceived as a unique project inspired by the life story, values, and wishes of the family. The result is a lasting memorial that combines artistic expression, symbolism, and exceptional stone craftsmanship.
STONE FURNITURE
/ Stone Tables, Benches, Washbasins, Lamps, and Vases
Jakšić Gallery is among the few institutions in Croatia dedicated to the development of contemporary stone furniture and designer products crafted from Brač stone. Our creations combine functionality, exceptional workmanship, and original design, establishing stone as a refined material for both modern interiors and outdoor spaces.
Over the years, we have collaborated with renowned designers, most notably the Split-based designer Stjepko Rošin. Several of these collaborative projects were presented at Marmomac in Verona, one of the world’s leading international exhibitions dedicated to stone and design.
Our galleries in Split and Donji Humac feature stone tables, benches, counters, washbasins, vases, lamps, and other original products produced in limited series or as unique pieces. Particularly noteworthy are our stone bench, which combines seating and table functions, and our elegant stone washbasin, whose flowing form evokes the shape of a flower petal.
Each product can be customised to suit the client’s space and requirements, while all our works share the same commitment to quality, durability, and distinctive design.
STONE OBJECTS AND SOUVENIRS
/ Designer Souvenirs Crafted from Brač Stone
The souvenir collection at Jakšić Gallery is founded on original design, quality craftsmanship, and respect for stone as a natural material. Most products are handmade or produced in limited editions, giving each piece its own unique character.
Among our best-known creations is the Stone Flower, an award-winning design that was featured during the inauguration ceremony of the President of the Republic of Croatia. Another highlight is the stone set Quatro, recipient of a Bronze Award at the International Design Awards in Los Angeles, as well as the Modular Candlestick, winner of the First Prize “Tripun Bokanić”.
Visitors to our galleries can discover stone candlesticks, desk accessories, calendars, jewellery, decorative objects, and many other original creations. During the festive season, we place special emphasis on Christmas gift collections, introducing new designs each year. Stone Advent candlesticks, stone Christmas trees, miniature houses, and other decorative pieces have become some of our most recognisable products.
THE JAKŠIĆ FAMILY AND STONE
/ More Than a Century of Tradition
The first written record of the Jakšić family’s work with stone dates back to 1903, when Ante Jakšić received an official licence to practise the stonemasonry trade. Since then, knowledge, craftsmanship, and a passion for stone have been passed down through generations.
A special place in the family’s history belongs to master craftsman Lovre Jakšić, a self-taught sculptor whose works continue to enrich numerous public spaces. His legacy was continued by Dražen Jakšić, who modernised the workshop through the introduction of contemporary technologies and transformed it into one of the leading stone-processing facilities in Dalmatia.
Today, the tradition is carried forward by artists Dina Jakšić Pavasović and Lovre Jakšić. Through Jakšić Gallery, they develop original projects in sculpture, painting, design, and applied arts. Their work represents a unique fusion of centuries-old stonemasonry heritage and contemporary artistic expression, which has become the hallmark of both Jakšić Gallery and the Jakšić Stonemasonry Workshop.
News
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