I took my first ceramics class in 2019 and quickly realized a closet wasn’t enough space to work. My husband, an architect, designed the WRECKED WORKS studio, a space split between clay and music. Clay, mostly.

The studio is built for work, but it’s rarely quiet. Music plays loud and my rescue greyhound keeps me company, a reminder that creating is about more than just what comes out of the kiln.

Functional + sustainable

Each ceramic piece is wheel-thrown by hand from stoneware or porcelain. Some clay is reclaimed, all of it is durable. Food-safe, microwave-safe, dishwasher-safe, and oven-safe. Built for real life.

Glazed with intention

Glazing is where science meets chaos. It takes time, control, and learning the hard way. Each piece is dipped in dinnerware-safe, lead-free glaze, making it smooth, sealed, and one of a kind.

Hotter than hell

All pottery is fired to about 2200°F in an electric kiln, which vitrifies the clay and locks in the glaze. Kilns do some weird shit, turning control into chaos and chaos into character.