Before we rush into setting goals for 2026, let’s take a moment to pause and look back 🕯️ This year, we created a lot together 🤍 We experimented, learned, failed, tried again — and shaped things with our own hands ✋🏼✨ For the last days of the year, I’d love to invite you to share one favorite piece from 2025 🏺 Please post a photo of a piece you’re proud of 📸 It could be: - something that represents a skill you improved 🌱 - a form or technique that finally clicked ✨ - a glaze combination that surprised you in the best way 🎨 - or simply a piece that still makes you smile when you look at it 🤍 This isn’t about perfection 🫶🏼 It’s about noticing progress, creativity, and moments of growth — sometimes quiet, sometimes unexpected ✨ Take a little time to reflect on what you’ve created and what you’ve learned this year 🕊️ Before looking ahead, let’s honor what already exists 🤍 I can’t wait to see your pieces ✨

As we’re slowly moving into the final stretch before Christmas, things tend to get a little quieter — or at least, we hope they do.✨ This week, I’d love to use that softer energy to bring us closer together as a community. I invite you to share one Christmas tradition that means something to you.🥰 It can be something simple or something deeply meaningful: - a meal you always eat 🍗 - a ritual you repeat every year 🙌 - a cultural or country-specific tradition 🎄 - or a small family habit that only exists in your home 🕯️ Traditions often say a lot about who we are, where we come from, and what feels like home to us. By sharing them, we give others a little window into our world — and we get to know each other beyond names and profiles. Take a moment, think about what Christmas looks or feels like for you, and share it in the comments. There’s no right or wrong here — just stories, memories, and connection. I’m really looking forward to reading yours 💛

Mia (Pottery To The People) made some adorable little candlesticks with animal figures for the holidays. My challenge is, what can you come up with for festive, unusual candlesticks? Not necessarily animals, but something that celebrates things that make you smile. EDIT: for those who didn't see Mia's video, here it is: https://youtu.be/UeRzBVnT2Us And, GOOO!