My pots are individual pieces that sometimes come in sets. My goal is always to imbue these works with thoughtful choices that blend beauty with practicality, and sometimes a little whimsy. I draw inspiration from nature, history, and the vast diversity of pottery I’ve been able to see and learn about over the years living and working around the world.

I first began working with clay as a college student in the Shenandoah Valley. Years later, I returned to community pottery by way of District Clay Center in Washington, D.C. During this period of time, I taught my first classes, participated in my first sale, and my work was featured in a juried show. Today, I make pots in Maine both as a student at Portland Pottery and in my home studio.

I love working with people to make something they have always wanted to see in clay. If you have an idea or want to discuss a project, send me a message! If you click on something you like and it says ‘SOLD’ but you’d like to commission something similar, send me a message and we can discuss your vision.