My journey with ceramics began on the sandy shores of Michigan, where I grew up. As a child, I spent a-lot of time molding sandcastles and digging trenches, unknowingly laying the foundation for a lifelong love with mud.

From the humble beginnings of beachside sculpting sessions to the bustling down hours in studios, each encounter with clay became a spiritual connection—a way to honor the earth and work with all of the elements.

My grandfather had a potters wheel in our basement growing up. Not only did i first learn to throw pottery in the comfort of my home, but i was taught and guided by my best friend and favorite mentor-my grandfather, George.

When I was a Junior in College I took my first official ceramic class at Central Michigan University. From that day onward I have never loved a process so deeply that ignites my soul and challenges my creativity like ceramics can.

Just as my name, Sierra, evokes the grandeur of the mountains, my work seeks to capture the essence of the elements working together—sea, air, earth, and fire. Giving birth and way to Seair Ceramics. Today, my ceramic journey is a celebration of nature's infinite beauty and the profound connections that bind us all. Through my work, I strive to capture the essence of the natural world and to inspire others to find their own spiritual connection through art. Each creation is imbued with the memories of those carefree days by the shore, reminding us that the process is just as important as the final product. In this way, Sea and Air Ceramics offers more than just items; they provide a connection to the past, a source of comfort, and a celebration of the artistry inherent in every moment. I find great joy in knowing that the pieces I create become cherished possessions, offering solace and comfort to those who hold them close.

Join me on this journey—a journey guided by nature, spirit, and the timeless wisdom of generations past.