As the daughter of an incredibly talented artist I understood the need for a creative outlet - something to take my mind off life for a while.

In 2008, after researching local offerings, I started wheel-thrown pottery classes in Washington, DC and have been addicted ever since. While my techniques & skillset have expanded over the years, my style has evolved into something that can’t really be defined.

As a small, handmade pottery business owner, my blend of craftsmanship, resilience, and heart in every piece I create carries intention, patience, and a commitment to quality that mass production can’t replicate.

I embrace slow growth, learning from each kiln firing, customer conversation, and market experience. Challenges don’t discourage me—they refine me. I adapt, experiment with new designs, and stay connected to the story behind my brand.

My customers aren’t just buyers; they’re supporters of handmade art. That deep connection, paired with persistence and creativity, fuels my momentum and ensures I keep shaping success, one piece at a time.