apceramicstudio

April feels especially meaningful this year!

I’m celebrating my one-year anniversary as a member of Artistic Portland co-op Gallery—and for the first time, I’m happy to be a Featured Artist in the front window. My ceramic work is on display alongside Mark Clifford’s photography and Gina Johnson’s enameled wall panels.

If you’re nearby, please stop by, pause for a moment at the window, and take it all in… before stepping inside ❤️

When I’m away from my hometown, I don’t miss or crave pierogi 🥟 or kielbasa—I crave baked goods, especially drożdżówki: soft, fluffy, sweet yeast buns. The kind that give you a reason to wake up early and head to your local bakery.

These little pieces of heaven were brought to us by my dad from our tiny neighborhood kiosk, stocked with breads and pastries from bakery! Greetings from Poland! 🤍❤️

Recently fired some tumblers and mugs Hand-painted porcelain drinkware—each one a little different. More pieces are available !

It’s gloomy in Portland—another atmospheric river passing through. My new porcelain lampions feel like the perfect companions for these gray days.
Loving these prototypes… and I’ll definitely be making more soon!

Night light… or something more? ✨

These handbuilt translucent porcelain pieces glow beautifully as a night light, but they can also live many other lives — a pen holder in the kitchen, a toothbrush holder in the bathroom, or a makeup brush holder on your bedroom vanity.

Functional, versatile, and each one completely unique. So many possibilities in one small piece.

Looking for the perfect bowl for fruit, biscuits, or a big fresh salad?

My hand-built oval bowls are some of my absolute favorites to use every day. Each one is completely unique and painted with delicate botanical motifs, making every piece a little work of art for your table.

This beauty is heading to on March 7!

There is this evolving idea happening in my head now. It begun by wanting to create whimsical flowers. I love how they turned out… I’m on crossroads… where it will take me next!?

Proverb says: „The shoemaker’s children go barefoot”, it doesn’t apply to this ceramicist’s household.. well almost, the irony here is that each one of these mugs, tumblers, dishes is perfectly imperfect and so for my family to enjoy 😊 ❤️

New batch of small things that make my heart happy! ❤️

New handmade cards dropped at my free art exchange library. Get them for the ones that need to see the message!