Handcrafted Porcelain Bowls
My name is Johanna. I have played with clay since I was shorter than a pottery wheel, but my work now conveys a sense of freedom, breathing new air taking on its own shape, life. I consider myself a student of the art, always looking to refine and expand my skills. In every piece there is a bit of me, my mood, my energy my fingerprints. No matter what it looks like I'm in there. The way the glaze drips or the angle of the silhouette, every mark impulsive yet intentional. I take inspiration from the city I live in, my daily commute, my niece and nephews, adventuring outside running, biking and camping, and all the sights and sound that come along with it.
My name is Johanna. I have played with clay since I was shorter than a pottery wheel, but my work now conveys a sense of freedom, breathing new air taking on its own shape, life. I consider myself a student of the art, always looking to refine and expand my skills. In every piece there is a bit of me, my mood, my energy my fingerprints. No matter what it looks like I'm in there. The way the glaze drips or the angle of the silhouette, every mark impulsive yet intentional. I take inspiration from the city I live in, my daily commute, my niece and nephews, adventuring outside running, biking and camping, and all the sights and sound that come along with it.
My name is Johanna. I have played with clay since I was shorter than a pottery wheel, but my work now conveys a sense of freedom, breathing new air taking on its own shape, life. I consider myself a student of the art, always looking to refine and expand my skills. In every piece there is a bit of me, my mood, my energy my fingerprints. No matter what it looks like I'm in there. The way the glaze drips or the angle of the silhouette, every mark impulsive yet intentional. I take inspiration from the city I live in, my daily commute, my niece and nephews, adventuring outside running, biking and camping, and all the sights and sound that come along with it.