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Kelly's blue-glazed ceramic seashell dishes arranged on a round woven tray

Nature Inspired
Functional Ceramic Art

Made for your table,
worthy of your shelf.

Stoneware made to be lived with — honest forms, real materials, and the little imperfections that mean a person made it, not a machine.

Nothing here is too precious to use. A morning mug, a dish for your rings, a plate that makes an ordinary supper feel like something.

A hand-glazed sage monstera-leaf dish resting on soft linen

Every story
has a beginning.
Let me tell you mine.

My Uncle Steve was a potter in Ohio, and some of my favorite days growing up were spent making things at his side. Years later, Devine Perks found its home on the Mississippi Gulf Coast — every piece thrown, glazed, and finished by hand, shaped by the shells, marsh grass, and light right outside my studio.

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Three hand-pressed clay seashell dishes drying on napkins after a Devine Perks workshop

Workshops & Events · Gulf Coast

Come make something
with me.

From tiny cappuccino mugs to pinch pot pumpkins, I teach hands-on classes up and down the coast. No experience needed.

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Kelly's blue-glazed ceramic seashell dishes arranged on a round woven tray
Coast & Sea View collection →
A grey-green stoneware deviled-egg plate with a petal rosette pattern, on soft linen
Flora & Fauna View collection →
A small lidded stoneware jar with a wooden spoon, resting on woven linen
Home & Haven View collection →
Charcuterie boards forms from clay slabs
Gather & Grow View collection →

Made by hand,
made for you.

Every piece is thrown and glazed by hand — built to last, with the small details a machine could never repeat. Whether you're after a one-of-a-kind piece or a matching set for your table, tell me what you have in mind and we'll make it together.

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A hand-glazed lidded stoneware jar with a wooden spoon and grain, on soft linen

Thoughts
from a Potter

Stories, lessons, and observations from life as a ceramic artist.

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Success Can Be Humbling

As a chronic people pleaser and overachiever - it can be hard to sometime accept when good things happen - whether you've been working hard towards them or not.

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From Pottery Student To Small Business Owner

In 2022, I kinda-sorta launched my pottery business.

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Kelly cradling a speckled blue-glazed mug in both hands

A Potter In The Making - How Devine Perks Pottery Began

The story behind the name — my Uncle Steve, the studio I inherited, and how I found my way back to the clay.

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