Moon Vase II

Each one of a kind piece is designed, sculpted, and fired in my studio in Maine.

My ceramics are made from high-quality materials and fired at a minimum 2167°F. Each piece is handbuilt, primarily using coil or pinching techniques, giving it an organic, tactile feel. I work closely with the clay’s natural characteristics, shaping each piece using my hands and simple tools.

Glazes, refined through years of testing, are carefully applied by hand using brushes — some made from materials found in nature — and other hands-on techniques I've developed over time. This careful process requires a lot of patience but ensures every piece is truly a work of art and reflects my vision.

My process is deeply personal and tactile, allowing me to connect closely with the materials I work with.

This connection is evident in my work — each piece tells its own story, shaped by the moments and choices that make it soulful and one of a kind. What might appear as flaws actually give my creations character, reminding you that they were made by a person, not a machine.

These little imperfections stand in contrast to the perfect, sterile look of mass production or the cold exactness of machines. Instead, they bring warmth, individuality, and the natural beauty of handmade work.