Hands-On Guidance
Each student learns through direct practice with clay, tools, and the potter's wheel.
About
I am a full-time ceramic artist with over fifteen years of experience. My passion is teaching others the art of pottery and sharing knowledge.
A Journey of Craft and Teaching
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Fifteen Years of Study
Continuous exploration of techniques, materials, and firing methods shapes every lesson.
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Classroom & Studio Sessions
Structured sessions cover forming, trimming, glazing, and kiln loading step by step.
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Glaze & Fire Chemistry
An informative look at how different glazes and temperatures affect finished surfaces.
Sharing Knowledge Through Experience
I have been a full-time ceramic artist for over fifteen years, working daily with clay, glaze, and fire. My teaching approach is built on clear explanations of each process—from wedging and centering to the final kiln opening. I focus on method and context, helping participants understand why each step matters in the broader framework of pottery making.
In my sessions, we explore wheel throwing, handbuilding, and surface decoration. I share observations from years of studio practice, including common pitfalls and how different clays behave under various conditions. The goal is to provide a structured learning environment where questions are welcomed and experimentation is encouraged.
Whether you are new to pottery or looking to refine specific skills, I offer a range of informational materials and demonstration sessions. All lessons are grounded in my ongoing work as a ceramic artist, ensuring that the techniques discussed are tested and practical.