This shop began with the idea that a walk in the woods could delight, inspire, teach, and heal. Here you will find ceramic art and classes created from a persistent theme:

"All good things are wild and free."

- Henry David Thoreau

  • Smiling woman wearing a black shirt and patterned apron, holding a handmade ceramic vessel with earthy green and brown glaze, standing outdoors in front of leafy greenery.

    Inspiration

    Much of my work is inspired by local flora and fauna. I enjoy gardening with native plants, hiking with my family, and believe in lifelong education and artistic growth.

    Check out this recent article in Voyage ATL magazine to learn about my journey in ceramic arts and owning a small business.

  • Two blue bird figurines on a mossy surface

    Teaching

    I am pleased to share my love of pottery and offer clay classes for all ages in the North Metro Atlanta area. I've brought countless mobile clay classes to community groups, have helped scouts earn their pottery badges, taught at local art centers, schools, nature centers, and businesses.

    Go to my "classes" page for my event schedule!

  • Pottery booth under a white tent with tables of various ceramic items arranged with a nature theme.

    Shop Locally

    Much of my work is sold in person at local artisan fairs and art shows. Follow me on Facebook for more up-to-date information on local sales events and to see recent examples of my work. Can't wait? Go to my shop!

    Check the events tab to see where my next show will be.

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Examples of my nature-inspired ceramic art:

Pink, blue, and purple ceramic mushrooms with speckled glaze arranged in a planter with succulent and moss accents.
Red speckled ceramic vase with white dripping glaze on rim holding yellow flowers and sitting atop a green table.

Thanks for your support!

As a small business owner, I so appreciate support and feedback on my work. Follow me through my social media links to find out what's cooking in my studio, clay classes, or on my writing desk!