
Hey there.
It means a lot to me that you are here.
I have been working with clay since the late 2000's
but I have felt joy in artistic expression my entire life.
I'm inspired by my journey, other beings, Mother earth, and the universe at large.
I care deeply about forever growing, relearning, and reconnecting.
I hope my ceramics pieces make you feel some of that,
remind you of a memory, or
inspire you in some way.
Markets
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Rockafairy, Rogue Valley Mall
1600 N Riverside #1130​ -
Fri, Aug 22nd 4pm - 6:30pm
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Lithia Artisans Market of Ashland
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at Calle Guanajuato//Lithia Park
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Sat, Aug 23rd 10am-5pm
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Sun, Aug 24th 10am-5pm
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& various weekends for the remainder of 2025
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Lithia Artisans Christmas Faire
- at Ashland Historic Armory​
- Fri, Nov 28th 10am-7pm
- Sat, Nov 29th 10am-6pm
- Sun, Nov 30th 11am-4pm
- Lithia Artisans Holiday Market​
- at Medford Armory​
- Mid-December 2025
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Upcoming Classes

Six Week Intro To Clay
Wednesdays 5:30pm - 8:00pm
Sep 10th - Oct 15th, 2025
Rogue Valley Pottery Studio
300 East Hersey Street, Suite 7
Learn the basics of handbuilding techniques as well as how to make something from start to finish using the potter's wheel!
September Class
Class details coming soon!


First Nations Radio
Interviewed on:
Check out these interviews I had on First Nations Radio, a show put on by Dan Wahpepah every week highlighting where we are as a society, how we got here, and what we can do about it.
Dan is from the Anishinabe, Kickapoo and Sac & Fox tribes. He started the Rogue Valley Pow Wow, an American Indian Cultural Center, Red Earth Descendants and is also a board member of Natives of One Wind Indigenous Alliance and Rogue Climate, Pipeline Fighters. Dan’s efforts are focused on the preservation of this Earth for future generations. He is the world's first Native permaculture certified instructor.
On the show, Dan interviews many different guests from local elected officials, nonprofit leaders, and friends. With every episode, he offers that we each Decolonize, Reindigenize and Naturalize.
