My pottery journey began four years ago when I joined a class at a local studio. I was quickly drawn to the sense of play and freedom that I found in working with clay. My time in the studio gave me a space to slow down, explore, and create without expectation. A time for just me.
What began as learning a new craft quickly became something deeper. The physical nature of pottery taught me how to be present and grounded in my body. It asked me to move more slowly, to trust the process, and to allow each piece to unfold rather than forcing an outcome. It taught me about embracing imperfection and staying curious.
I am in love with colour, which leads me to obsessively experiment with different glazing techniques and colour combinations. I also use different carving techniques to add subtle texture and detail.
Balancing function and simplicity, my pieces are made for everyday use. They are meant to inspire, be held, used, and lived with—inviting moments of pause, presence, and connection.
