About me

One of the rare times I've not been covered in clay dust! 

I loved art at school it was my favourite class, to be honest it was the only class I didn't either skip out of or detested the thought of going to. Needless to say school doesn't hold my fondest memories. I loved being 'hands-on' during the one weekly art class. I knew at that time I wanted to be an artist but was told 'it's not a proper job' and 'people like me don't have jobs like that'.

As you can imagine I then left college and got a proper job....after proper job. I hated them all. The dream of being an artist stayed with me and I dabbled with evening courses.  clothes making, water colours, creative writing, glass making and photography... I'm still not 100% sure what made me turn to clay but in 2019 I joined a 10 week taster course which got me hooked. I spent years teaching myself throwing, glazing and other pottery techniques.

I love sharing my passion of clay with others, helping them to release their inner artist - especially when they were also told to get a 'proper' job. I'm excited to see where else my ceramic journey will take me, what I can create, what is released from my inner artist. I finally feel able to call myself an artist and it's a job that 'someone like me' can do. Come along for the ride and it might inspire you to release your inner artists - I guarantee they're still there.  

Shropshire

Inspired by the quiet beauty of our local landscapes, my work serves as a gentle invitation to slow down and reconnect. I draw from the textures of the earth and the soft light of the seasons to create work that feels both timeless and deeply personal. By blending a sense of rustic nostalgia with a commitment to lasting quality, my handcrafted ceramics are designed to be more than just decor—they're soulful companions for your daily rituals, bringing the grounding essence of the natural world into the heart of your home.