At Whistle & Page, I believe that everyday moments deserve to be celebrated. That’s why I create functional pottery – mugs, bowls, and plates – that bring beauty and intention to your daily routine. Inspired by the Japanese yumoni tea ritual and a love for mindful living, each piece is crafted with care to make your everyday moments feel a little more special.

At Whistle & Page, sustainability isn’t just a buzzword – it’s woven into the very fabric of my pottery. From using solar energy to power my kiln, to harvesting rainwater for my studio, every step of my process is thoughtfully designed with the planet in mind. In this post, I share the heart behind my eco-friendly practices – from reclaiming clay to using biodegradable packaging. Join me on a journey of crafting beautiful, lasting pottery while treading lightly on the earth. Because when art meets sustainability, it’s not just good for your home – it’s good for the planet too.

Crafting pottery for kids is all about whimsy and wonder—tiny koala mugs, rainbow bowls, and even breakfast-shaped plates like avocado toast! Here in Murrumbateman, I make safe, durable pieces designed for little hands. Lately, my daughter and I have been creating together, shaping clay into playful designs. Making pottery with kids isn’t just fun—it’s messy, magical, and full of unforgettable moments.

Confession: I spend a lot of time imagining pottery in people’s homes—it’s like matchmaking, but for mugs and vases. Handmade pottery isn’t just décor; it’s soul. It adds warmth, texture, and personality to your space. Whether you’re drawn to earthy, minimalist, or eclectic styles, let me guide you in choosing pieces that feel like they were made just for you—because they are

In a fast-paced world, pottery teaches me to slow down, embrace imperfection, and find joy in the process. From my countryside studio in Murrumbateman, each piece I create carries hours of care, a touch of magic, and a story waiting to be shared. Here’s why slow craft is at the heart of everything I do.