Handslow Pottery

With each piece, I reconnect my hands with the simple joy of creation, with a sense of family, and humanity.

My journey into pottery began with cherished moments of claywork alongside my grandmother. When I inherited her studio a decade ago, my childhood dabbling transformed into a serious hobby of making dishes for my own home and family. And last year, Hand Slow Pottery grew as a healing micro-business, a gentle project where I could regain strength and clarity after illness.

Today, Hand Slow Pottery stands as a testament to slow living and human connection. Each piece, simply glazed and richly textured, evokes a sense of timelessness. It's an invitation to touch, to feel the firm presence of living in a moment - to eat, drink, and feed one another from a handmade vessel.

As you stroll through the craft market, I invite you to stop by and say hello. Let yourself be drawn in by the tactile aesthetic of my work. With each piece, I hope to create a moment of connection, a reminder of the beauty found in the simple things.