In 2016, I encountered the delight of adding colour to my clay, allowing my object's colour to be an integral part of the making process and influence the form of the item being made. During this time, I rediscovered using the potter’s wheel and the joy of seeing friends using items I had produced.
Throwing clay on the potter’s wheel is my passion due to the process and the ability it gives me to make work that people can use. The connection that my art will be used is as important as the making process.
This dance of making and seeing others use my work has made my brand so important to me. Each piece is hand-crafted by me through the beautiful process of producing ceramics. Each stage adds to the one before.
My education, a BA (Hons) and Master of Art in Ceramics, alongside my PGCE in Adult education, had cemented my deep love of ceramics and the creative process. Letting the making process develop my work and hone my designs.
Inspired by the peaceful and restful qualities of the Japandi-style aesthetic and the beauty of the British Landscape, my refined textural surfaces and calming natural colours create work that I hope will be touched, used and treasured.
It is my hope that this work is art which will be touched, used and treasured.