Press
In good company
Every vase is slip-cast porcelain, made in the USA, and signed and numbered by hand in my studio. Here is where they have turned up.
The New York Times Wirecutter
Elle Decor
Galerie
Business of Home
Philadelphia Magazine
Featured by Wirecutter three times
8 Highly Giftable Vases
The 15 Gifts You Loved the Most This Year
13 Excellent Vases Pretty Enough to Display on Their Own
71 Luxury Mother’s Day Gifts That Say “I Love You” In Style
“Inspired by draped, flowing fabric, this vase can elevate any bunch of flowers, whether hand-picked in the garden or from the supermarket.”
This Ceramics Designer is a Florist’s Dream
“Vases were made by people who don’t arrange flowers.”
More coverage
Philadelphia Magazine
May 2026
Philadelphia Magazine
Petal Pusher — print issue
April 2026
Before the vases
Fifteen years of floral design
Every form in the collection came out of arranging flowers for a living first.
Harper’s Bazaar · February 2020
The Spruce · February 2026
Is It a Bad Idea to Put Roses in Sugar Water? What Florists Recommend
Writing about handmade design?
I am always glad to talk about the process, the porcelain, or the fifteen years of floral design that led to these forms.
Made in the USA
Slip-cast porcelain, individually inspected, signed and numbered.