Every piece begins with a small moment, a thought, a pause, a feeling. As the clay is pulled on the wheel and shaped, it carries traces of that moment in its surface and form.

I don’t see ceramics as luxury objects. Their value lies in honesty, in the care, time, emotion, and connection that go into making them. A piece will only pull you if it was created with the same pull.

What you take home isn’t just a vessel, but a part of that process, a small expression of someone’s inner world, shaped by hand and fired with intention. These are pieces meant to be lived with: to hold, to use, to feel close to, to create a pull between you and yourself, and between you and the potter.