Ajia's Marzipan حلويات

One maker, one ingredient

Ajia makes marzipan and nothing else. Not cake with marzipan on it, not a bakery counter with marzipan in the corner: the whole business is one confection, shaped for each occasion.


How a piece is made

Paste is portioned into rounds, then shaped by hand: petals turn one by one, grapes build bead by bead, and baby bonnets are scored to look knitted.

Carved moulds help with some forms. Colour, gold and finishing come last.

A tray of sixty roses is sixty separate roses, so lead time matters.

A baking tray holding more than a hundred plain portioned marzipan rounds, none of them shaped yet

Where every order begins

Portioned rounds, before anything has been decided.


Almonds and sugar. That is the whole list.

Ajia's marzipan has no flour, butter, cream or egg. It is naturally vegan, gluten-free and dairy-free.

Gluten-free
No flour, anywhereGround almonds do the work that flour does in a pastry.
Dairy-free
No butter or cream
Vegan
No egg in the paste
Allergens
Contains almonds (tree nuts)Made in a kitchen that may also handle other allergens. Contact Ajia before ordering if you have a food allergy.

In her own words

I began making marzipan when I could not find ready-made pieces that felt special enough. My first creation was a gift for a family engagement party. Friends and family soon began asking for pieces of their own.

Today, I tailor every order's colours, flavours and details to each celebration. To me, marzipan is more than a sweet. It is edible art made to be shared and remembered.


What to expect when you order

You call Ajia
Start with a conversationHave the listing number, quantity, event date and colours ready. She will confirm what is possible.
She replies
With a real quoteFirm pricing, a lead time, and an honest answer about whether your date is free.
Colours
Matched to your daySend a photograph or a swatch. The paste is tinted to it before anything is shaped.
Where
Greater BostonPickup, or local delivery. Tell her your town when you call.

Ask her about your date

The catalogue is a starting point, not a limit. If the shape you want is not there, describe it and send a photograph; she will tell you what she can do.