I live in Grantham Lincolnshire, and spend most of my days working in my garden studio. I consider myself an expert hand builder, specializing in traditional techniques like coiling and slab work. I primarily work with earthenware clay, incorporating underglazes, lustres, and oxides into my pieces. Teaching ceramics has always been part of my journey, having learned my craft through further education. I deeply value the teaching process, as it not only allows me to pass on my skills but also enriches my own practice - both are intrinsically connected.

I create one-of-a-kind, highly decorated pieces that also serve a functional purpose. My influences are incredibly diverse, drawn from the patterns on 15th-century pottery, the forms of Sèvres vases, the colours in the background of paintings and my ever-growing collection of Staffordshire figurines and flatbacks. Inspiration comes to me daily, sparked by the world around me, and these elements merge in my imagination to shape each pot I create.

“Step into a realm of boundless imagination where my ceramics invite you to explore a utopian universe. In my envisioned landscape, expansive vistas span across meadows and woods, bathed in perpetual sunshine and balmy breezes. Majestic creatures such as lions, tigers, and wild animals roam freely amid opulent houses. These homes brim with treasures collected from global journeys bought by the women who inhabit them. Within this world of my creations, there are no conflicts, no ailments, no politics, only an abundance of pure joy which resonates through everything I make.”