The Things I Make
My work grows from clay the way landscapes grow from time. Each piece is shaped by hand, guided as much by listening as by intention. I’m drawn to forms that echo the natural world; river-worn edges, uneven horizons, the quiet balance found in stones, trees, and shorelines. Marks are left where hands lingered, textures remain where the clay asked to be touched. No two pieces are the same, and that is the point. These are vessels made for daily rituals and small moments of pause; meant to be held, used, and slowly woven into the life around them.
17% of all sales go to local community organizations who are working diligently to advance humanity in Spokane.
This Month’s Giving:
February 2026: Manzanita House
I’ve chosen Manzanita House as my giving focus for the month of February because their work reflects the kind of community I believe in. One where people are welcomed, supported, and treated with dignity. They meet immigrants and refugees where they are, offering accessible legal aid, cultural connection, and real pathways to stability and belonging. Their work doesn’t just help people navigate systems; it helps families stay together, feel safe, and put down roots. Supporting Manzanita House feels like investing in resilience, equity, and a stronger Spokane for all of us.
