I discovered my passion for ceramics a few years ago after attending a local pottery course with a group of friends. I was instantly fixated by the craft and felt a strong pull to learn more. Shortly after, a local potter kindly offered me the use of her garden studio, an opportunity I jumped at without hesitation.

I spent several hours each week teaching myself, experimenting, and learning what worked and what didn’t. That period of exploration led me into the creative industry, where I began working for a local pottery studio, which has since become my full-time role.

Alongside working full time and producing my own ceramics, I’ve now reached a stage where the natural next step is to build a small studio at home. This will allow me to produce, practise, and continue developing my skills in a more focused and personal space.

My work is defined by a timeless aesthetic, using earthy tones and considered forms designed for everyday life.

Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk

Professional pictures taken by @eadams_photography over on instagram ;)