I’ve always been drawn to creativity, and from a young age, I was always coming up with little ‘business ideas.’ Whether it was making bracelets, drawings, or other projects, I’d try to sell them to family and friends. I’ve always enjoyed the challenge of turning something I made into something others could appreciate
When I first started working with ceramics, it was completely innocent. Just something new to try, with no expectations. I never thought I’d turn it into a business. But the more I worked with clay, the more I fell in love with the process. Shaping, glazing, and seeing a final piece come to life felt incredibly rewarding. As my skills improved, I started getting more and more requests from friends and family, and that’s when I realized, maybe this could be something bigger.
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Fast forward to now, and I’m running my own ceramics business while still being in school. And to be honest, juggling both isn’t always easy. There are days when I struggle to keep up, when deadlines pile up, and I feel stretched between my passion and my studies. But despite the challenges, I wouldn’t have it any other way. Seeing people appreciate and use something I’ve made with my own hands makes all the hard work worth it.
Every piece I create is made with love, and I hope that when you hold one of my ceramics, you can feel the passion and care that went into it. Thank you for supporting my journey—it truly means the world to me!
A Trip Down Memory Lane

The first items I ever made. A 10 for effort

I made my first custom heart mug.

I had my mini studio up in the attic at my boyfriend’s student house. You can probably guess how small and not-so-clean it was

In the meantime, I moved into my own place with my boyfriend, and I had my own little studio in the bedroom. It didn’t take long before it became way too small!

After a lot of searching and saving, I finally got my first real studio. It truly felt like a dream come true.
I want to thank you all so much for all the love and support. You all make it amazing and allow me to do what I love most—making mugs.
Lots of love, Isa