About Us

 I make functional pottery meant to live in a home.
These are not objects created to be looked at once and set aside, but pieces meant to be held, filled, shared, and used—quietly becoming part of everyday life.

Each piece is wheel-thrown in stoneware and fired at cone 6, shaped with care for symmetry, proportion, and balance. No two are exactly alike. I value the subtle differences that come from the hand, believing that handmade objects should carry meaning, presence, and a sense of soul.

I am drawn to functional work because it is intimate. A vessel earns its value through touch, through use, through the routines of daily life—holding flowers, bread, water, or simply occupying its place within a space. If a piece invites a pause, a moment of admiration, or a question from a guest, then it has fulfilled its purpose.

My work is made for families and for those who trust their senses—people who know when something feels right. I aim to create pottery that belongs naturally in its environment, grounded, familiar, and lasting.

Rooted in one of humanity’s oldest traditions, my practice is shaped by both creativity and discipline. Inspired by historical forms and techniques, and informed by an engineering mindset, I approach each piece with intention and respect—for the material, the process, and the life it will go on to live.

Most of the ceramics I make are intended for every day use. Though they are dishwasher and microwave safe, hand washing and handling with care will extend the life of your ceramics. Hand washing is recommended particularly for pieces with colored underglaze designs on the edges.

 I have a small studio and get inspiration from every day items. New concepts emerge when throwing the pots and following the clay. New requests from friends and family always keep me entertained and occupied. Each piece usually takes months from start to finish given the time to go from wet to dry, bisque and glaze.