Welcome!

Clay has been a part of a transformation in my life. The work of creating pots has taken me on an amazing journey of self-discovery. On the way, I have met wonderfully generous potters who continue to inspire me. Several years ago, at a special showing at the Freer Gallery in Washington, DC, I was fortunate to be able to hold in my hands a thousand-year-old Chinese pot. Feeling the pot's weight and tracing the marks left by that ancient pottter was a powerful and uplifting experience because I felt that the pot was able to connect me to the unknown potter of centuries past. I believe that these connections between the maker and the user explain the attraction of handmade pottery and it's what I try to achieve in my work.

The photo above shows two pieces from a recent raku firing. For more on that, please visit my blog!

Current and Upcoming Events:

* Jennifer Dinkelmeyer and I have our pots in the Manassas Clay window during the month of June. Please come by!

*August 1, 2009 ~~ Kiln Club Sale at Bethesda Elementary School in Bethesda, Maryland.

*September 26, 2009 ~~ Kiln Club Fair at Marshall High School.

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