Ceramic Artist and Social Worker from NYC

I discovered ceramic art in high school, where I found assurance and a sense of peace in a fast-paced world. My path later led me to earn a Master’s degree in Social Work, where I had opportunities to use art therapy techniques with teenagers who faced mental health challenges. I witnessed how making art can open doors to healing, mindfulness, and self-expression.

During the pandemic, I built a home studio and fell back in love with clay. What began as a way to find calm in uncertain times grew into a full-time passion.

Today, I create both functional and decorative pottery. Each piece carries the spirit of resilience, reflection, and beauty that first drew me to clay.

Thanks for supporting my journey. I hope you enjoy these pieces as much as I love making them.

My Studio

My pottery studio is located on the Upper East Side in New York City. I have an electric wheel, slab roller, small electric kiln, and glazing station.

In-Person Shopping

There’s always pottery on the shelves, if you’d like to stop by and browse. Otherwise, I sell artwork on my Etsy Storefront.

Private Pottery Lessons

At my studio I also teach private wheel throwing and hand-building lessons. Fill out the form below if you are interested in a private lesson and I’ll get back to you with availability and rates. Lessons are limited to 1-2 students.

Request a Studio Visit and/or Lesson

Location:

1158 5th Avenue

New York, NY 10029