Originally hailing from London I spent 20+ years between London and Bordeaux selling fine wines to UK merchants and supermarkets. A love of food and wine competed with a love of studio ceramics that had started as a child. On moving to Denmark with my Danish husband I immersed myself in ceramics fulltime, deeply influenced by the understated elegant design around me and the ever-changing coastline where I live.

Working with local stoneware clays, I developed my own glaze palette from scratch to complement and contrast the clay bodies. Lightness and texture are central to my  work, with glazes formulated to show subtle variation, often working with raw textured exteriors to highlight natural clay tones.  My work is designed for everyday use, to enhance daily rituals while bringing the joy of using handmade soulful items to our every day life.

A person wearing glasses and a red apron is shaping a ceramic bowl on a pottery wheel in a pottery studio. Shelves with pottery tools and supplies are visible in the background.
Stacked beige and white ceramic bowls on a light-colored shelf.
Person shaping a ceramic bowl on a pottery wheel with gloves and apron in a pottery studio.
Person shaping a gray clay pot on a pottery wheel.
Clay bowls on shelves with some covered by plastic wrap.
Person using a rotary tool to carve or shape a small, rounded clay or ceramic object in a workshop or studio setting.
A woman wearing a red apron, gloves, face mask, and protective goggles working in a ceramics studio. She is surrounded by shelves filled with various unfinished ceramic bowls and cups, and is working on a project at a cluttered table with containers
Person's hand covered in white clay or clay-like substance, shaping or working on a black pottery wheel.
Person shaping a ceramic cup on a pottery wheel wearing beige gloves.
Assorted empty ceramic bowls and a mug on a white shelf against a white wall.
Person shaping a ceramic pot on a pottery wheel, wearing a red apron and gloves.
A person shaping a large pottery bowl on a pottery wheel in a ceramics studio, wearing a red apron, with clay on their hands.

All glazes are durable and food safe. Everything is dishwasher safe although it is recommended to hand wash the items to ensure their longevity.

As each item is handmade, there may be subtle variation from one piece to the next.

Sustainability is central to my studio practices with careful attention paid to recycling and minimizing waste and energy.

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