Iron, and the art of traditional blacksmithing is a place I feel at home. Iron shaped the evolution of our species and through the practice of shaping the hot material I can connect to a deep human root that we all share.

I make all of my work by hand with hammer, anvil, and fire. It's been over a decade since I made my first iron hook, and I have been at it ever since. The heat of the forge, the glow of the hot metal, and sound of the hammer... it all elicits a response that somehow fees right. Whether it's making delicate drawer handles for a cupboard, a twisting garden trellis, or forming the profile of a kitchen knife, I am committed to using traditional techniques to make each piece unique and more perfected than the last.

My hope is that, while continuing to keep the art of blacksmithing alive, I am able to create beautiful work that you can connect to as well. Pieces that speak to and allow you to feel that connection to the past as well. I look forward to hearing your ideas on new projects and discussing how we can make them come to life.

I believe that hand-made objects hold meaning that a mass produced object will never achieve. By buying a piece created by an craftsperson, you support not only that individual, but also help by moving our culture away from cheaply made and mass produced objects.

Thank you for supporting traditional handmade craft.