

My grandma mormor's summer house in the 1980s

My little atelier in Lourdes, France today - 2026
Pottery for Gardens, Birds & Wildflowers
From my atelier in the French Pyrénées, I create pottery for ecological gardening. Every piece is designed to encourage more life—whether through native plants, birds, pollinators, or the simple joy of growing something beautiful.
My love of gardens began in my grandmother's seaside garden in Denmark, where birds, wildflowers, and art were simply part of everyday life. Years later, after moving from the United States to France, I discovered pottery. Working with clay felt like coming home and gave me a way to create pieces that are both beautiful and useful.
Today, my work focuses on helping gardens thrive. Many of my pots are planted with Pyrenean wildflowers from small local nurseries that avoid harmful pesticides. They're designed as starter habitats—enjoy them on a balcony or terrace, then plant the flowers in your garden so they can continue to spread.
Alongside creating my own pottery, I also teach ceramics through Fab'Art in Tarbes, sharing the joy of working with clay and encouraging others to discover their own creativity.
My pottery is available through my online store and in a small collection of boutiques across the Pyrénées.
If you'd like to learn more about my journey—from the United States to the French Pyrenees and how pottery became the heart of my work—you're invited to listen to my conversation on The Evidence of Alignment podcast.
More flowers, more insects, more birds. One small pot at a time — made by your hands.
