Susan’s hands have always been her greatest tool. From a young age, she would spend hours in her grandmother’s garden, sculpting clay figures from the rich, dark soil. The tactile connection to the earth felt like magic to her—a way to shape the world with her own hands. As she grew older, that passion turned into pottery, and her grandmother’s old kiln became the heartbeat of her craft.

Now, in her small studio filled with the scent of wet clay and the soft hum of the wheel, Susan creates one-of-a-kind pottery pieces that are a reflection of both her skill and her soul. Each mug, bowl, and vase carries with it the warmth of her touch and the story of the materials she carefully selects. She loves the way the glaze breaks and flows across the surface, almost as if the clay itself is speaking to her.

Her pieces are not just functional; they’re expressions of quiet beauty, meant to bring joy to those who hold them. She often imagines the homes her pottery will end up in—the mornings filled with the steam of coffee in one of her mugs, the evenings brightened by a vase holding fresh-cut flowers. And with each piece she creates, Susan is reminded of the legacy of love and craft handed down to her, piece by piece, through generations.

Susan’s pottery is more than just a product—it’s a piece of her heart, molded with care, waiting for someone to take it home and make it their own.