I'm glad you found your way here.

Moss & Morrow is a small home ceramics studio inspired by the shapes, textures, and quiet surprises of the natural world.

I've always been drawn to the things that are easy to overlook. Moss creeping across a fallen tree. Mushrooms tucked beneath leaves. A tiny plant growing between rocks. The way water softens the edges of a stone over time.

Those little discoveries tend to find their way into my pottery.

Hands covered in clay shaping a pottery piece
Hands covered in clay shaping a pottery piece

Hello from the little studio.

A little about the making.

Most of my pieces are hand-built, using pinching, coiling, and slabs to create forms that feel organic and a little untamed. Occasionally, I'll start with something thrown on the wheel, then alter it by hand until it becomes something else entirely.

I like the marks left by the making process. A slightly uneven rim. A gentle curve that wasn't planned. A texture that catches the glaze in an unexpected way.

I'm drawn to the idea of wabi-sabi, finding beauty in imperfection, simplicity, and the natural passage of time.

My work isn't about making everything match. It's about making things that feel interesting to hold, lovely to look at, and useful in everyday life.

A person using a knife to cut a piece of pottery
A person using a knife to cut a piece of pottery

Still growing.

This is a small studio, and I'm still finding my way.

I'm experimenting with forms, learning from the clay, and discovering which ideas are worth following. Some pieces turn out exactly as imagined. Others have ideas of their own.

That's part of what keeps me coming back.

For now, I'm making bud vases, cups, gnome mugs, planter saucers, and whatever else curiosity leads me toward.

Thanks for being here at the beginning

Made by hand. Inspired by nature. Always evolving.