I grew up in Northeasterly Vermont, and have since returned to call this place home after many years in Colorado and Washington state. What began in 2015 as selling pots on the side for fun (while finishing up my degree in Environmental Studies and Traditional Eastern Arts at Naropa University), has led to a decade now of building this collection made from the heart.

My equal love for the natural world, slow food, and utilitarian folk art have merged together into the work you see here. I hope to create vessels that inspire celebrating nourishment, everyday ritual, slowness, warmth, and simplicity.

When I am not in the studio, you can find me on long walks with our wily toddler and dog duo, knitting sweaters and sewing clothes, gardening, spending time in the kitchen, patiently awaiting the return of blueberry season, or listening to my favorite Grateful Dead shows for the ten-hundredth time :)

Learn more about the process and ethos here.