My work explores quiet confidence and the understated strength of presence. Through restrained form and tactile surface, I create ceramic objects that reflect a sense of grounded femininity and intentional design.

My path to ceramics was unconventional. Before working in clay full-time, I built a career in banking and private equity as a financial analyst. Although my professional life centered on business and finance, I have been drawn to pottery since discovering it in high school in Shreveport, Louisiana.

A significant turning point in my life led me to Ruston, LA where ceramics became both a creative pursuit and a means of self-discovery. Through the process of making, I developed a deeper appreciation for authenticity, purpose, and the confidence that comes from being fully oneself.

Influenced by timeless forms, everyday rituals, and the balance between utility and sculpture, I create work that is intended to be lived with—objects that bring intention, character, and a quiet sense of presence into the home.