upcoming live events
The Philadelphia Flower Show 2025
MARCH 1-9
THE PHILADELPHIA CONVENTION CENTER
10PM- 8PM
shop policies
Shipping: USPS $10 per order. Free curbside pickup offered in Philadelphia just outside of Fishtown in 19122 near Norris Square Park.
Turnaround Times: currently about 1-3 business days. All listings are ready to ship.
Returns: It is very important to me that your purchase arrives in perfect condition. If your order was damaged during shipping or if you received the wrong item(s), please contact me immediately here. Replacement products will be sent out as soon as possible.
If you are not 100% happy with your order, you can return the product within 7 days from receipt for a full refund. Items must be returned in new & unused condition, not available for custom orders. To start a return, send me an email. The customer is responsible for the return shipping fee.
FAQās
Do you offer free pickups in Philadelphia? Absolutely! Offering free local pickups is a small way to help reduce carbon emissions from shipping. Simply select āFree Local Pickupā at checkout, and Iāll follow up with you to arrange a convenient time to pick up your new pottery.
Does my pottery need to be handwashed? Not at all! Every piece is crafted from durable stoneware, making it both dishwasher and microwave safe. Please take extreme caution if microwaving as pieces will become very hot.
How long have you been doing this? I started making pottery in high school and kept it up as a hobby while studying industrial design in college. I rented studio time at Fleisher Art Memorial in South Philly for years, but during the pandemic, I began gathering supplies at home until I had a full studio. By 2021, I officially turned my passion into a business, and Iāve been busy having fun ever since!
Do you make all this yourself? Yep, all of it. From dreaming & sketching, building molds, casting, finishing & glazing itās all done by me. I love all the facets of my work and enjoy all the variations of tasks from day to day.
Do you have a storefront? Not yet. I dream of having a store one day, but for now, my studio is inside my rowhome. What was originally planned to be a kitchen gradually transformed as I filled the space with pottery supplies. Once the floors were in, it became clear this room was destined for creativity, not cooking. Having my studio at home allows me to stay closely connected to my work, and enables me to check on my pieces as I let my dogs out the backdoor.
Do you offer classes? No, I simply donāt have the space.
What are you listening to on your headphones? Mostly Radiohead & podcasts, sometimes audio books. One of my favorite things to do is to put on an album like āOK Computerā, āAmnesiacā or āThe Bendsā and zone out into the clay.