After spending 10 years in the city, I felt an undeniable urge to reconnect with the elements, to return to the landscape where I was born. The city, with its bustling energy and modern conveniences, had its allure, but it also left me with a sense of disconnection from the fundamental elements that sustain life.

I realized that my connection to nature is not a luxury; it's a necessity. I'm intrinsically linked to the Earth, its elements, and its rhythms. The need to go back to my roots, to nature, is an essential call to rekindle this relationship. 
In nature, I found a profound sense of peace, the landscape of the ocean is a gift of simplicity and yet power.
The Earth grounded me, the sea whispered ancient wisdom, and the forest offered solace. Returning to the elements is not just a desire; it's a reconnection to my very essence. In a world dominated by technology and cityscapes, it's vital to honor our natural heritage and find harmony in our lives. 

Producing ceramics for people to eat on in a small-scale setting, is a declaration of a commitment to a slower, more mindfull way of living. It's an invitation to savor life's simple pleasures, nourish our connection to the Earth, and enrich our daily rituals with beauty and meaning. In those handmade plates, we find not just a vessel for food but a profound connection to our past, our community, and our planet.