Graduating in ceramics in 1995, I soon exhibited at London's V&A, working from my barn-studio on the family farm with help from the Princes Trust. An invitation to Japan to work with revered potter Ryoji Koie was transformative for me, and I feel its resonance in my work today.

Since then I've been making and exhibiting, teaching ceramics in community and raising a family on the East Lothian coast. I still make from my garden shed, with my trusty wheel and electric kiln 'Lydia'.Bringing ideas to life in clay guides me through life’s ebb and flow and I love to make connections with my customers who inspire me ever onward. While themes evolve, I'm drawn always to nature, animals, and mythology.

In playing with form and size I create imaginative homeware pieces that are tactile and beautiful beyond convention, stunning both to hold and behold.