2026 ceramics
Small pieces of the Wombkind Art Collection
ceramics
My ceramics bring the feminine form into a new material: earth.
Through clay, I explore curves, openings, textures and imperfect forms — creating tactile pieces that celebrate the body in all its softness, depth and beauty.
Shaped by hand and guided by the material, each piece becomes a small expression of reverence for the feminine.
I like to imagine that each piece is made for someone, and that somehow, it will find its way home.
small pieces of the wombkind art collection
ceramics
My ceramics bring the feminine form into a new material: earth.
Through clay, I explore curves, openings, textures and imperfect forms — creating tactile pieces that celebrate the body in all its softness, depth and beauty.
Shaped by hand and guided by the material, each piece becomes a small expression of reverence for the feminine.
I like to imagine that each piece is made for someone, and that somehow, it will find its way home.
seasonal ceramic collections
Working with clay is deeply grounding for me — a reminder of my connection to Mother Earth. I respond to its texture and movement, allowing the material to guide the process rather than trying to control it.
The clay also seems to respond to how I show up that day. Each piece unfolds in its own time, teaching me to listen, to respond and, ultimately, to let go as the material becomes form.
Ceramics are for sale and subject to availability. Prices may vary. Please contact me for details.
breast love
titty pendants
In Taoist traditions, the breasts are seen as an important energetic centre, closely connected with the heart and with the cultivation of loving energy. This idea resonates deeply with my own experience. I often hold my ceramic breasts when I need comfort or grounding — a simple touch that can feel incredibly soothing to my nervous system.
The pendants are also a little statement: perhaps our breasts don't always need to be hidden. They can be visible, celebrated and carried with us — not only as sexual objects, but as part of our bodies, our tenderness, our nourishment and our joy.
A tiny breast to wear close to your heart. A reminder to love the body you live in.
First created in SUMMER, 2025, and continuing to evolve as I move through different seasons.
menstrual awareness
season magnets
I came up with the Season Magnets as a simple way to bring more awareness and communication around the menstrual cycle into our everyday life.
I wanted to help David understand where I was in my cycle — not as a way of monitoring me, but as an invitation for both of us to become more aware of the different seasons of my body. To notice when I might need more rest, when I have more energy, when I feel inward or outward, and how we can navigate these shifts together.
The four seasons became a simple, visual language for something that can otherwise be difficult to communicate. A small magnet on the fridge, a gentle reminder: Where am I today? What do I need? How can we meet each other here?
Created in SPRING, 2024.
simple forms, made in winter
tiles of the body
I began making these tiles during a winter of deep grief. Working with clay was one of the few things I could focus on — something simple, tactile and beautiful. I could sit with the earth in my hands and make one small thing at a time.
The female forms emerged naturally: breasts, curves, bodies, sometimes painted and sometimes left raw in the clay. There was something comforting in returning to these simple shapes, allowing them to become little expressions of life, softness and beauty.
Each tile is handmade and unique. A small piece of a winter season, made slowly and with love.
Created in WINTER, 2021.
every flower got the right to be blooming
titty vases
A celebration of breasts, flowers and the simple joy of blooming.
These vases are an ode to the feminine form — to curves, softness, nourishment, pleasure and the right to take up space. Each one is handmade and unique, with its own shape and character. A little breast to hold a flower, because really, why not?
Created in SUMMER, 2021.