I’m incredibly lucky to work from my home studio on Ynys Môn, the Isle of Anglesey, in North Wales. Working primarily with stoneware clay, I create pieces for the home—mugs, cups, tableware, vases, lamps, and other unique objects. I aim to create everyday items that blend beauty with utility, often incorporating organic accents that connect each piece to the natural world. I seek influence from the elegance and purpose of East Asian ceramics, considering not only how a piece looks but also how it feels, functions, and interacts with its environment. I’m particularly drawn to the balance between form and function, as well as the subtle interplay of glazes, clay, and texture—elements that add depth and complexity to each piece

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As a small-batch potter, I craft each design with care and attention, making only a few pieces at a time. This approach allows my work to evolve gradually, as I experiment with new techniques and continue to develop my own glazes. It’s a process of constant exploration and refinement—both in the studio and through ongoing study—that ensures my collections are always growing and shifting.