From the kiln to the canvas, explore a collection of handcrafted works in enamel, ceramics, leather, paint, and fiber. Each piece is made with intention, honoring traditional techniques while embracing contemporary design.
Cloisonné enamel on copper with sterling silver • 2025
2" x 1.5"
Inspired by the golden light breaking over Louisiana's wetlands, this cloisonné pendant captures the warmth and mystery of a bayou morning. Fine silver wire forms the delicate landscape, filled with layers of vitreous enamel fired multiple times to achieve luminous depth. Each piece is unique—no two sunrises are ever the same.
Stoneware with iron oxide glaze • 2025
10" H x 6" W
Wheel-thrown stoneware inspired by the wrought iron balconies of the French Quarter. The iron oxide glaze creates rich, earthy tones that shift from rust to deep brown depending on the light. Functional as a vase or beautiful as a standalone sculptural piece.
Hand-tooled vegetable-tanned leather • 2025
6" x 8" (fits A5 notebook)
Hand-carved floral motifs reminiscent of New Orleans' lush gardens adorn this refillable journal cover. The vegetable-tanned leather will develop a rich patina over years of use, becoming more beautiful with age. Includes snap closure and pen loop.
Hand-dyed linen with embroidered details • 2025
14" x 72"
Natural linen hand-dyed with indigo and walnut creates a gradient reminiscent of twilight over the Mississippi. Delicate hand-embroidered botanical motifs trace the edges. Machine washable, made to be used and loved for generations.
Acrylic and gold leaf on canvas • 2024
24" x 36"
An abstract celebration of New Orleans' spirit—the movement of music meeting the stillness of Southern gardens. Layers of deep greens and warm golds build depth, while genuine gold leaf catches the light like notes hanging in humid air. This piece brings life to any room.
Champlevé enamel on copper with brass • 2024
1.5" W, adjustable
The ornate ironwork of Garden District gates inspired this bold cuff bracelet. Champlevé technique creates recessed cells filled with jewel-toned vitreous enamel, fired at over 1400°F to create glass-like permanence. A wearable piece of New Orleans history.
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