I create hand-thrown vessels with quiet forms and layered glazes, inspired by rivers, cliffs, and sea.

Each piece is made slowly, in small numbers, to evoke presence and atmosphere rather than perfection or utility.

Every vessel moves slowly through many stages, shaping, drying, bisque, glazing, and firing. I work with patience, letting textures and layers build gradually. The result is not perfection, but a presence shaped by time and rhythm.

Read more about my process.

Traces of time, of touch, of silence.

Space for slowness, for simplicity, 

for a different way of seeing.

In each form, I seek something essential:

a softness, a sturdiness, a point of rest. 

No more. No less.