Where clay meets soul
A weekend hobby that turned into a studio.
How it started
It began as a weekend escape from college stress in a new city. I had a commerce and mass communication background and had never touched clay. Finding a studio was hard, but the first afternoon at the wheel was enough. I did not choose pottery, pottery chose me.
Pottery has been my teacher. It has taught me patience, trusting the process, and the beauty of letting go when a piece cracks in the kiln. I am not a potter, I am a student of pottery, and I will be forever.
What we believe
Trust the process
From wedging clay to the final glaze, every step takes the time it takes.
Handmade with heart
Each piece is shaped by hand and carries small variations, like handwritten notes.
The beauty of letting go
Not every piece survives the kiln. That is part of the art.
How a piece is made
- Wedge
- Throw
- Fire
- Glaze
Wedging
Air bubbles are worked out of the clay so it fires evenly.
Shaping
Thrown on the wheel or built by hand from coils and slabs.
Drying and bisque firing
Pieces dry for a week, then go through a first firing.
Glazing
Our own glaze combinations, mixed in small batches.