A two-tone ceramic vase with a textured beige top and a smooth cobalt blue bottom, placed on a white platform against a plain gray background.
A tall, narrow ceramic vase with a flared top, decorated with horizontal stripes in shades of blue, green, black, and beige, displayed on a white pedestal against a plain gray background.
Five ceramic vases with elongated necks and handles, in various earth-tone colors and patterns, arranged against a plain light gray background.
Colorful ceramic vase with horizontal stripes of blue, green, beige, and black, placed on a white pedestal against a plain light gray background.
Two ceramic pitchers, one light blue and one black, are placed on a white pedestal against a plain light gray background.
Ceramic sculpture with a narrow base in blue glaze and a wide, flat top, mounted vertically.
Black ceramic vase with a narrow neck, handle, and decorative stripes, displayed on a white pedestal against a gray background.
Ceramic vase with a narrow base that widens at the top, featuring a textured, speckled beige section and a smooth, vibrant blue section, displayed on a white pedestal against a plain gray background.

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My inspiration for form comes from both contemporary and historical sources. My pots are primarily functional but their appearance must catch the eye.

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I apply colour through the glazing process to accentuate the shape but also to find expression within the reactions triggered by overlapping the glazes.