View fullsize A big thank you to everyone who came by yesterday for my final restock of 2025 and supported my work. Whether you were adding to your collection, sharing kind words, or telling me how my pots have found a place in your daily routine, I’m really
View fullsize This Saturday, December 13th, from 11 AM to 6 PM, my winter collection will be available at Throwing Shapes Studio in Dublin 8. The release features a full range of tableware, drinkware, and vases, along with small-batch pieces such as flatware, jar
View fullsize I’m thrilled to share that I have been awarded the RDS Craft Awards – Emerging Maker 2025, announced at the RDS Members Club on December 8th. It feels surreal, something I never imagined would be possible when I first sat down to fill out
View fullsize *Giveaway Open* Please note: the winner of this giveaway will collect this coffee & nibble set at the Throwing Shapes Market on Saturday, December 13th. Details to enter are below. With the upcoming Winter Collection launching @throwingshapes___
View fullsize A compositional collection of tableware created for an exhibition as part of the RDS Craft Awards 2025, Emerging Maker category. This body of work will be showcased in the Main Hall at Gifted, RDS, from December 3rd to 7th. Bringing together wheel-t
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View fullsize A thin, fragile stem leaning against a pine green vase feels more at home resting on the outside than sitting inside it. Maybe one day it’ll have a little handle to support it properly but that’s an idea for the future. I’m not even
View fullsize Three cylindrical stem vases, each with its own posture; standing strong, leaning gently, resting softly. Like siblings supporting one another in holding up that fragile flower. As the year winds down, I’ve been noticing the pace I’ve be
View fullsize Matcha bowls have become a small batch piece in my collection, made with the intention of enhancing the ritual of tea preparation for enthusiasts and their morning routines. The design evolved from my breakfast bowl form, with a reworked rim and subt
View fullsize A pebble grey stem vase dressed with a linen cloth, proudly holding some dried flowers. The recent photos were taken in softer light, a darker atmosphere that meant losing a bit of definition when brightened. Still, the staging gives them character,
View fullsize Lidded vessels are a form I’ve only recently begun integrating into my production cycle, and even then, I tend to make them in small batches. While I might throw around 50 mugs at a time, I usually only produce about a dozen storage jars. For t
View fullsize I’ve had quite a few people ask about a larger mug, it turns out the coffee mug just isn’t quite big enough for tea drinkers. With the colder months setting in and me also leaning more toward tea in the studio lately, I decided to add a t
View fullsize A linen beige jug sits nestled within a laddered stack of tableware. An everyday plate, taster plate, biscuit plate, and a breakfast bowl, which happens to be one of the pots I use most often at home aside from a mug. The pouring jug is one of the n
View fullsize Two individual pots that accidentally found a new form when nestled together, a tall pine green stem vase and a small bulbous linen beige bud vase. The glaze tones contrast yet interact softly, creating a balanced composition. The bud vase tilts and
View fullsize I’m honoured to have been shortlisted in the Emerging Maker category for the RDS Craft Awards 2025. My work will be included in the Awards showcase at Gifted, running from 3rd–7th December 2025, and later in an exhibition at the RDS Libra
View fullsize Thank you to everyone who braved the bad weather on Saturday and dropped by to support the launch of my Autumn Collection, it was another enjoyable market. It was lovely chatting with you all, and I hope you’re enjoying using the new pots from
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