I love making functional pottery and ceramics for people to use and enjoy. I started learning pottery in Seattle as a young woman, then returned to Israel , where I had grown up and was among the first students of the Beersheva School of Visual Arts. After graduating I moved to Jerusalem and was a founding member of the pottery co-op store 8 Beyahad. I worked and sold my pots there for over 20 years. 

I make Judaica, mugs and bowls, teapots and tiles, doorknobs and sinks...and am always happy to try a new design, or project. I like experimenting with clays and glazes, different kinds of firing, and my newest project is planning and building a soda kiln.

I teach small classes, both if you are a beginner, or have some experience with clay and want to improve your skills.

I also give workshops, where you can experience a range of different  types of firing.