A woman shaping clay on a pottery wheel in a pottery studio.
A woman working at a pottery wheel, shaping a ceramic piece in a pottery studio.
Hands shaping clay on a spinning pottery wheel in a pottery studio.
A woman working on a pottery wheel in a ceramics studio with shelves of clay and finished pottery in the background.
Hands shaping a clay pot on a spinning pottery wheel with a sponge in hand.
A person carving a flower design into a clay pot on a pottery wheel.

The Joy of Clay, Shared

I took my first ceramics class in the dead east coast winter several years ago and never looked back. This class enriched my life and redirected my days to pursuing a life with clay in one way or another.

I create pieces with my hands that, if they speak to you, will be beloved figures of your mundane yet beautiful routines. Beyond creating, one of the most exciting parts of my business is recreating the feeling of my first pottery class.

Starting grassroots in community spaces to now reaching Fortune 500 companies guiding others through pottery is one of the most joyful parts of my work.

A local artist and some of her hand-made ceramic bowls, available for wholesale.
“I have already settled it for myself, so flattery and criticism go down the same drain, and I am quite free.”
— Georgia O'Keeffe

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