I fell in love with wheel-throwing in high school. It was a hobby that gave me assurance and peace in a fast-paced world. A decade later, while earning my Master’s degree in Social Work, I used art therapy techniques with teenagers and re-experienced how making art opens doors to healing, mindfulness, and self-expression.

In 2020, I built a home studio and fell back in love with clay. What began as a way to find calm in uncertain times became a full-time passion and career.

Today, I create and teach both functional and decorative pottery. Each piece carries the spirit of resilience, reflection, and beauty that first drew me to clay. I hope you enjoy these pieces as much as I love making them.