Pottery
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Explore my collection of handmade ceramics. Each piece is carefully crafted with attention to detail and fired with food-safe glazes.
A small espresso-sized mug with a soft white speckled satin glaze and a copper-brown rim. The body has hand-carved organic dents and shallow ribs that catch the light. The handle is hand-pinched with a thumb-sized loop and a copper-edged outline matching the rim.
The cup has slightly irregular sides and rim. The exterior is deep brown with cream panels and carved white line patterns, while the inside has a soft blue-green glaze. The design is inspired by stripped tree bark and carved tribal-style markings.
The partially covered top helps create a more contained drinking experience while keeping the tactile feel of drinking directly from handmade pottery. Its compact, comfortable form works beautifully for coffee, latte, tea, and other everyday drinks.
This mug has a compact, rounded form with a thick curved handle and a slightly uneven handmade rim. Soft speckled pink covers the inside, handle, and lower body, with a small dark spot visible at the bottom of the interior.
A small ceramic cup inspired by sea-eroded cliffs. The layered color bands and irregular transitions resemble rock, water, and weathered mineral surfaces.
This plate has a softly rounded shape with an uneven rim and a handmade, organic look. The surface is finished in a glossy blue green glaze with gentle tonal variation across the center. Along one side, the glaze breaks into a lighter earthy area with dark speckling that gives it a pond inspired surface.
An organic, free-form plate with a slightly irregular round shape and a soft, uneven rim. The center is finished in a glossy mossy green glaze with darker iron speckles, and one side transitions into a speckled cream edge dotted with deep brown spots.
A small, round ceramic vase with a low, bulbous form and a narrow opening at the top. The surface features a speckled cream glaze contrasted with dark, glossy brown drips that resemble moss and iron-rich river stone. Light salmon-pink accents and iron spots are scattered across the exterior, giving it a weathered earth-tone finish.
This small vase has a low, rounded shape with a narrow opening and a gently tapered upper body. The glossy red-brown glaze fades into a rougher off-white lower section, with irregular pale bands that resemble lava meeting layers of volcanic ash and rock. Fine horizontal throwing lines and uneven glaze edges remain visible across the surface.