Each piece begins as a lump of stoneware clay and is either hand-thrown on the pottery wheel or hand-built. Every form is shaped individually, making each piece one of a kind.

Once the clay reaches the perfect stage, I carefully carve textures and patterns inspired by leaves, flowers, mushrooms, and the natural world. This is where each piece begins to develop its own personality.

Every illustration is painted by hand, and each glaze is applied individually. I love experimenting with colours, textures, and glaze combinations, allowing every piece to have its own unique character.

Each piece is fired twice in small batches. The first bisque firing strengthens the clay before glazing, and the final high-temperature glaze firing brings the colours, surface, and character of each piece to life.