About Me

I first touched clay during a beginner’s wheel class on a date night. I didn’t expect much from it, just a fun night, but that two-hour session turned into something deeper. Now, working with clay is one of the ways I find stillness. I split my time between a small home setup and a local community studio, always learning and shaping things by hand.

I grew up in Brooklyn, New York, where stillness doesn’t come easy. You have to carve it out. For me, that started with houseplants and surrounding myself with natural textures. Now, clay offers that same kind of quiet. The process asks for patience, presence, and care. I try to bring that into each piece I make.

I’m drawn to soft forms, muted glazes, and earthy palettes. I like simple things that feel good to hold and easy to live with. My work is meant for everyday life, made with the hope that it brings a little ease into the moments that matter. Whether it’s a slow morning or a shared meal, I’m always grateful when something I made becomes part of someone else’s rhythm. If you know, you know.