Each morning, I begin with pen and paper—writing in the quiet, before the day begins. The words that shape my work come from that daily practice: blessings, meditations, and phrases meant to be held.

Make For Good was born from that space.

I’m an artist, mother, and wife, working in clay and ink from my sunroom studio in Richmond, VA. I create small-batch ceramics, block prints, and patterns. My work is shaped slowly—by hand, by rhythm, by the belief that the objects we live with can speak into our lives.

I work in ancient traditions—ceramics and printmaking—because I love how they connect us to generations of makers who found meaning in repetition, in function, in craft. There’s deep beauty in shaping a vessel that will hold someone’s tea, or carving a print that will watch over their living spaces.

If you’ve ever longed for a moment of quiet, words to hold onto, or a gift that feels like a companion, you’re in the right place.

Through Make For Good, I offer small, meaningful work made to nourish body and spirit. And because care extends beyond the studio, each collection shares a portion of its proceeds with a nonprofit connected to its story.

My work is made to be used. It’s made to be given. It’s made to be returned to.

It’s so nice to meet you.