functional, wheel thrown ceramics handcrafted with reverence for land & water

from the north shore of Lake Superior

my time as an artist in residence at Medalta wrapped up a few days ago- I’m very grateful for the friends I made, the space to (gently) push and develop my practice, and the quiet of the surrounding trails where I could tend to my body and list
carving as meditation
tiny bowls made of porcelain and Lake Superior shores sand. have a lovely day 🌷
tulips, temmoku, the moon and some joy
the chinook winds here in Medicine Hat are something to marvel at- snow covered valleys turn to sun-warmed clay rich soils in just hours. From -10c to 20c. Some mornings I wake to the quiet of freshly fallen snow, a deer wandering outside my window i
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good morning ♥️
current read & a chai latte on a snowy day // a moment for Eden’s newest quilt (!!!!!) // wip // Solstice is growing up ♥️
Water is fluid, soft, and yielding. But water will wear away rock, which is rigid and cannot yield. As a rule, whatever is fluid, soft, and yielding will overcome whatever is rigid and hard. This is another paradox: what is soft is strong. Lao Tzu

mindfully made to hold nourishment & joy