Jaksic Stonemasonry
Workshop and Gallery

1903

Donji Humac 75, 21423 Nerežišća
Island of Brač, Croatia

Donji Humac, Brač · since 1903

Jaksic stonemasonry on the island of Brač since 1903

Jaksic Stonemasonry Workshop and Gallery in Donji Humac shapes white Brač stone for made-to-measure tombs, stone façades and cladding, sculpture, monuments and public spaces.

The workshop is led by Dražen Jakšić, with Lovre and Dina Jakšić continuing the family practice. Each commission begins with a conversation, a drawing and a choice of stone suited to the setting, purpose and finish.

What do we make in white Brač stone?

Every work by Jaksic Stonemasonry Workshop is shaped for its client and its setting. Choose the area that interests you and explore completed commissions.

Biočina family tomb in Postira, made in white Brač stone

Made-to-measure tombs

We make tombs and grave monuments for a particular family and place. Proportion, inscription, relief and the stone finish are considered together.

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Stone house in the Gripe district of Split clad in white Brač stone

Stone façades and cladding

We make stone façades and cladding for houses, villas and public buildings. Dimensions, joints and surface finish are adapted to the architecture.

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Mother and Child, a monumental sculpture by Lovre Jakšić at Split University Hospital

Stone sculpture

Original sculpture and carved work are made for galleries, burial places, sacred buildings and public spaces, in response to the stone and location.

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For civic, institutional and memorial commissions, explore our stone monuments and work for public spaces.

How is a made-to-measure stonework commission developed?

The process begins with its purpose and location. After reviewing photographs, the site or architectural drawings, we agree on the stone, dimensions and finish before work in the workshop and installation.

  1. Conversation and original design

    We learn about the life of the person being remembered and their family. Their character and achievements shape an original drawing and a complete new form for the tomb.

  2. Choice of stone

    We choose the stone, dimensions and surface finish to suit the drawing, the conditions at the burial plot and the details to be made.

  3. Workshop making

    Each element is cut, carved and shaped to the approved drawing. We check the proportions, joints and details that give the tomb its finished character.

  4. Trial assembly and installation

    We first assemble the tomb in the workshop so the client can see and approve the complete work. Only then do we transport it to the cemetery for final installation.

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What distinguishes the Jaksic Stonemasonry Workshop and Gallery?

Jaksic Stonemasonry Workshop is based in Donji Humac on the island of Brač, where the family has worked stone since 1903. Dražen Jakšić leads the workshop, while Lovre and Dina Jakšić continue the family practice through stonemasonry, sculpture and art. The original photographs on this page show completed work by the workshop.

White Brač stone demands a careful choice of block and finish. A hand-tooled surface responds to light differently from honed or polished stone, and every detail must belong to the façade, burial place, interior or public space for which it is made.

Questions about Jaksic Stonemasonry

Jaksic Stonemasonry Workshop and Gallery is at Donji Humac 75, 21423 Nerežišća, on the island of Brač in Croatia. For an initial conversation, send photographs, a drawing and basic dimensions. A workshop visit can then be arranged to suit the commission.

Yes. Jaksic Stonemasonry Workshop makes tombs and grave monuments for the site, the family’s wishes and the chosen stone. Form, proportion, inscription, relief, surface finish and installation are agreed as part of the commission. The burial plot and available dimensions are reviewed before making begins.

Yes. The workshop makes stone façades and cladding for houses, villas, sacred buildings and public projects. White Brač stone, element sizes, joints and surface finish are chosen in relation to the architecture and conditions on site. Drawings, measurements and junction details are reviewed before production.

Send a short description, the project location, photographs and any available drawings. The workshop can then suggest the next step and identify any measurements, stone samples or further details needed before the work is defined. For a tomb, include the cemetery and location of the burial plot.

Do you have a drawing, site photograph or idea for a work in stone? Send an enquiry to Jaksic Stonemasonry Workshop.