About Me

There’s something beautiful to me about how we can all walk similar paths in life and still come away from them looking completely different. We each see things differently, experience them differently, and carry our own marks along the way.

I see that same idea in my work. The paths and textures on my pieces may share a similar language, but because they’re created individually by hand, no two are ever exactly the same. Each one takes its own shape, with its own little beauty marks, and becomes its own story. Each piece can feel familiar and be completely individual at the same time.

In my work, you’ll see recurring surface patterns that often resemble paths, horizons, and landscape forms. I’m drawn to soft textures, organic shapes, and slightly imperfect lines. I spend a lot of time outside, and that visual language carries into my work from an intuitive place.

I focus on functional pieces, mugs, bowls, and small objects because they’re the ones people actually use. I’m interested in how pieces feel in your hands when you use them: the weight, the texture, and how those surfaces come alive when you’re holding them. My pieces give you something to see, something to physically feel, and something that pulls you into the moment a little more.