This assortment of past work and designs focuses on a range of styles and patterns made by Josephine. Each piece has been thrown on the wheel, shaped, carved, painted or glazed by her hands. 

This selection of archived work sets the foundation of each piece created in the present. Josephine enjoys developing constant work that does not stay stagnant in repetitive forms or surface elements. In her expansion from hobbyist to full-time potter, she has strived to develop a style rooted in experimentation, one that satisfies her craving for cozy, comforting, and ever-evolving designs.

Each piece, different from the next, creates a dynamic arc of work keeping the viewer from knowing exactly what is coming next. Most pieces are not part of a set, making a large portion of the work designs unique. Her style remains recognizable through the precision and detail present in every piece. Even without an obvious visual link between designs, the viewer can still sense a connective tissue running through the collection as a whole. Please browse this work as a gallery of past experiences and playfulness, to get a sense of the artist’s mind behind the work as a snapshot of an ongoing journey.