Built in solitude, released in rarity.
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I began hand building my ceramic creations in 2006. My very first sculpture advanced to the state level in Texas for The Visual Scholastic Event, earning me a letterman jacket as a freshman in high school.
That moment affirmed the power of clay in my life. In 2023, I returned to my practice with a renewed focus, crafting functional and multipurpose home goods that elevate any space. Each piece is built entirely by hand in my Los Angeles studio, continuing the passion I first discovered as a teenager.
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I believe everything has a house. My ceramics are designed to give the objects we value, jewelry, incense, flowers, and keepsakes, a place of belonging. Every piece I create is one of one, never duplicated. I take pride in not using molds or slip casting. Each work reflects my commitment to craft, my love for the art form, and the joy I find in creating designs that serve both function and beauty. Alongside functional home goods, I also build stand alone sculptural pieces that exist simply to be seen, felt, and lived with. These works are not made to serve utility but to hold presence as rare statements within a space. My practice is fueled by inspiration drawn from my roots, interests, experiences, and travel, each influencing the forms I build and the stories they carry.
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My purpose is to create functional art that feels timeless, personal, and rare. Every piece is one of one, hand built to stand as both sculpture and utility. My ceramics are crafted for those who value the presence of unique objects — interior stylists seeking distinctive accents, galleries curating meaningful collections, boutique hotels creating memorable spaces, and independent retailers who champion craftsmanship. I am always designing something new to make our everyday lives a bit easier and more beautiful. My work extends beyond any single form, remaining open to new ideas and expressions that honor ritual, transform space, and celebrate the beauty of the handmade.
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Ceramic Collaborations + Shows
Forms of Living, LA Design Weekend
MOCA Mercado
End of August x JU + DESIGN
Supervsn (Retail)
“From my hands to your home, these works are both sculpture and function.”
incense holders
My incense holders are designed as functional sculptures that transform ritual into an experience. Each one is hand built and one of one, crafted to stand as both vessel and art. I explored two distinct glazes, a sleek matte black and a reflective mirror finish, that highlight the balance between simplicity and statement. Beyond their utility, these pieces invite pause and encourage moments of calm in everyday life.
“I design with purpose, but every piece speaks through form.”
multipurpose trays
My trays are sculptural surfaces designed to adapt to everyday life. Each one is hand built and one of one, created to hold what matters most from jewelry and candles to glasses and keepsakes. I’ve curated a timeless yet striking color palette through glaze variations that range from soft crackle creams to bold reflective finishes. Every tray begins as a sketch and evolves in clay, becoming both a functional object and a piece of art that brings intention and presence into any space.
“A true home for the objects we cherish.”
ring holders
I created my ring holders from a simple belief: everything has a place. There is nothing more frustrating than looking for something you need and not being able to find it. These sculptural holders are shaped in the JU form, a continuous freeform loop that merges J and U into one. Each piece is hand built and one of one, designed to give jewelry a true home. I’ve curated a range of glazes from sleek reflective finishes to soft crackle creams, speckled tortoise patterns, and layered ombré tones. More than storage, these holders are functional sculptures that transform the way we live with the objects we value most.
Beyond the sculptural home goods collections, I create one of one ceramics that function in daily life or stand as statement pieces in any space.
