Many artisans believe that creativity flourishes in solitude. While handcrafted pottery is beautiful, what’s even more captivating is the process of its creation.

I believe art should not be confined to the artist’s hands alone—it should be a shared, living experience.

That’s why I chose to integrate my pottery studio with a café and restaurant, transforming creation into something
the public can witness, engage with, and experience firsthand.

I want to break the barrier between artist and audience, bringing art into everyday life—not as something to be admired from afar in a digital world, but as something tangible and real.

Rather than being an artist who simply sells artworks, I aspire to weave art into public spaces—to enrich our culture, inspire people, and infuse beauty into daily life.

The restaurant serves as a living gallery, where people can touch, use, and feel my work in a natural setting.
Experiencing an object before buying it helps people make wiser choices.

My entire process—from shaping the clay to the final firing—is open for all to see.

Transparency is not just a personal principle. It is an obligation for all artists and businesses.

Consumers have the right to know how the things they buy are made.Whether it’s the clothes we wear, the food we eat, or the coffee we drink, understanding where and how they were produced allows us to make more conscious choices.

In the same way, I want those who use my pottery to trust in its authenticity.
By working in an open space, I invite people to witness the honesty behind my craft.

Art inspires, but witnessing the act of creation is even more powerful.

Open art studios are rare, yet everyone deserves to experience art beyond gallery walls. That’s why I’ve chosen to open my studio to the public—so art is not just something to admire, but something to feel, touch, and be part of.

For me, being an artisan is not just about making beautiful objects; it’s about making life itself more beautiful.

That is why I create in a space where everyone is welcome.Thanks for reading.