A lit stoneware table lamp on an oak sideboard, beside a planted pot and a book, in soft light from a window

Made slowly. Made to last.

Hand-thrown stoneware, small batches

Monday to Friday, I design computer systems where variation is a defect to be erased. The rest of the time I throw stoneware, where it is the whole point.

Cylindrical vase in an earthy red-brown glaze, on a wooden tray in the evening light

Three bottles, very pale green, blue-green and red-brown, on a wooden stand by a window

A row of small bud vases and lidded boxes displayed on a wooden riser

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Every piece has a point where pushing further spoils it.

My work is knowing when.

Then I take my hands away.

The workshopRead on → You load what you have made; you unload what the fire has made. A commissionGet in touch → No online shop. A conversation, a quote, three months.