Because that’s how I make them.
I don’t work like a production potter. Every piece begins as a lump of clay, and I let it become what it wants to become.
No two are ever exactly alike.
I wouldn’t have it any other way.
Not at the moment.
One of the things I love most about pottery is following where the clay takes me. As soon as I start trying to recreate a specific piece, some of that joy disappears.
The good news? I’m always making something new, so if there’s a style or glaze combination you love, let me know. I may have something similar in the studio—or it may inspire a future piece.
I currently ship within Canada. If you're outside the country and see something you love, feel free to reach out —I may be able to accommodate international orders on a case-by-case basis.
Absolutely.
If you’re near Oro-Medonte or in the Orillia/Barrie area, I’m happy to arrange a pickup time.
Sure. just reach out and we’ll see if we can find a good time for you to pop in.
Handmade pottery is made to be used and enjoyed every day.
Most pieces are microwave and dishwasher safe, although hand washing will help them look beautiful for years to come.
Yes, unless noted in the description.
I pack everything with great care, but if something does arrive broken, please send me a photo within 48 hours of delivery. I’ll make it right.

Whether you have a question about a piece, would like to arrange a pickup, or simply want to say hello, you’re always welcome to get in touch.

I’ll get back to you as soon as I can—usually within a couple of business days.

If it takes me a little longer, there’s a good chance my hands are covered in clay or I’m waiting (rather impatiently) for the kiln to cool.

With muddy hands,

Mary