There once was a girl who learned to shape the earth with her bare hands.
Her grandmother taught her as a young child — in a sunlit studio tucked away in a remote desert named “Queen Valley” — that clay is not just material, but memory. That fire does not destroy, it transforms.

And so Jasmine began her lifelong relationship with earth, form, flame, and frequency.

Over time, she discovered what no one had ever quite said aloud:
These vessels were not just beautiful. They were alive.
They carried something — a prayer, a pulse, a shift in awareness toward presence.

This collection is not just pottery.
It is a lineage, a remembering, and a transmission to slowness, artful living, and everyday ritual.
Each piece is sculpted by hand. No molds. No shortcuts. Just presence, touch, and trust.

In a world that moves too fast, these vessels call us back.
To our senses. To our center.
To beauty. To breath. To nature.
To the truth that we are still, always, sacred.

ABOUT JASMINE

Born an artist, I first discovered ceramics as a young girl, learning from my grandmother — a professional ceramicist in the pottery-rich southwest. From ages 11 to 14, I’d fly solo each summer to spend long, sun-soaked days in her studio. It was there, with the desert air humming outside and the scent of wet clay in the air, that she passed down techniques, stories, and traditions I still carry in my work today.

Those early years shaped not just my craft, but my way of seeing the world. My inspiration comes from the quiet beauty of nature — the shifting colors of the coastline, the texture of stone, the way light moves through dusk and dances upon water. I believe everyday objects should feel like a reflection of those sacred moments that invite us to be present and at peace.

The day after I graduated high school, I packed my bags and moved to Seattle to pursue a BFA in Ceramics at the University of Washington. I settled in Fremont, just a few steps from Lighthouse Roasters, where I spent countless mornings dreaming up new forms and glazes. It was there, in my driveway during my very first pottery sale, that Dave Matthews bought the first mug I ever sold — a serendipitous moment that affirmed I was on the right path.

Today, I continue to create work meant to be held, loved, and lived with. Each piece is an invitation to slow down, savor the moment, and connect with the peaceful place inside you. Inspired by the natural world, I continue to source creative renewal in the wilderness. Every piece I create is rooted in my intimate relationship with the soothing, quiet beauty of the earth.

SUSTAINABILITY, WELLNESS, AND A CONNECTION TO NATURE

Modern Naturalism… Handcrafted & Intentional

Each piece I create is designed for conscious, beautiful living — a bridge between ancient craft and modern life. I work with mindful materials and time-honored techniques, inviting you to slow down, savor your rituals, and feel connected to the natural world in your everyday moments.

My studio practice embraces sustainability and wellness, reflecting my belief that art should nourish the soul, honor the planet, and enrich daily life.

At the heart of my practice is a commitment to wellness and mindful living. Each piece is crafted not just to be seen, but to be felt. These are tactile invitations into presence: a calming touchstone, a conduit for love, and a reminder that beauty and stillness can transform any moment into a sacred experience.

My studio is a sanctuary where art and nature intertwine. Here, I create vessels meant to hold your moments of stillness, reflection, and joy — crafted with intention for those who seek to live consciously and beautifully.

ABOUT HER NAME

The name Jasmine finds its origins in the ancient Persian word "Yasmin," meaning gift from God and referring to the prolific, sweetly fragrant pink flowers long cherished for their beauty and grace. In Persian poetry and lore, the jasmine bloom has symbolized purity, love, and beauty. Forever in bloom, Jasmine carries that same essence: she creates pieces made by hand, meant to endure beyond seasons, to hold warmth, memory, and meaning. Just as the flower perfumes the night air long after dusk, each ceramic vessel she creates carries the imprint of her touch, the blueprint of her story, the vibe of her Soul — something beautiful and eternal.

ABOUT HER PROCESS

Every piece I create begins with raw earth, shaped slowly by hand in a dance with the four elemental forces — earth, water, fire, and air. It’s a quiet, meditative process that requires patience, presence, and the art of living slowly.

Each small batch of ceramics takes three weeks to complete. The forms are thrown on the wheel, then carefully hand-altered, sculpted, and refined. My signature travel mugs and tumblers carry a special detail: a hand-sculpted thumbprint, perfectly placed with my hand to cradle your hand. It’s a tactile reminder of the human connection — from my hand to yours — and feels like holding another hand every time you lift your mug.

This work is deeply personal. Each work of art with its personal curve and imprint holds valuable intention. I collaborate with nature’s elements, embracing their aliveness and unpredictability, giving them the chance to express themselves, which is documented in my glazes, and this is why no two will ever be alike. My reactive, luminous glazes are formulas I’ve developed myself….as they move and dance in the kiln’s fire, each vessel records its own story in color, texture and atmospheric movement, an aesthetic documentation of its own transformation that cannot be duplicated. Each of my sacred glazes holds a meaningful story. They came not as colors, but as messengers, carrying a feeling waiting to return.

Explore the story within each glaze.

This slow, intentional process nurtures a sense of hygge — a life centered around quality, slow living, and connection.

Each vessel carries my experiential process to your daily rituals, delivering a sense of mental calm, physical presence and sensory richness. My art is about the energy contained within it — a very positive, light-filled love….More than an object, it’s a portal to pause, to feel, and to rediscover beauty through the daily acts that shape our awareness and enrich our life.

WHY CLAY IS SACRED: POTTERY AS PORTAL

These vessels are more than beautiful. They’re sacred. They’re portals.

Each piece I make is shaped by earth, water, fire, and frequency. This is not factory production. This is ceremony. Clay remembers every touch — and I touch it with intention.

I come from a long line of vessel-makers — not only by blood, but by soul lineage. Ancient potter priestesses who led the rituals of daily life with sacred form. This is holy frequency pottery.

The mantra-infused mugs and ritual vessels in this collection are sculpted prayers.

Each carries a vibration — channeled through mantra, sealed with gold, fired with power.

These pieces are not just for drinking. They are for transforming and remembering. Remembering presence. Beauty. True Self. Stillness. Why you are here.

When you hold one, it holds you back. It whispers. It says: You are sacred, too.

This is why I make pottery. Not as craft, but as portal. Each vessel is an invitation. Each sip, a ceremony.

VESSELS AS STABILIZERS

A vessel is not merely an object —
it is a container of presence,
a frequency anchor,
a field stabilizer in physical form.

In a world of chaos, overstimulation, and distortion, my handmade vessels carry coherence…sculpted by stillness, infused with intention,
and fired into permanence by the elemental forces of nature.

When placed on an altar, a table, or held in ritual, each vessel does more than hold — it grounds energy,
clears distortion,
and creates a stabilized field around it.

✧ Why Are Vessels Stabilizing?

1. They Hold Intentional Geometry

• A well-made vessel mirrors sacred symmetry.

• It echoes the feminine circular architecture of chalices, wombs, and temples.

2. They Are Created in Presence

• Each mark, each curve, each touch, is born of my energy  —
  unlike mass-produced forms, which carry no soul.

• These live vessels then embody my soul essence.

3. They Carry Frequency Through Clay

• Clay is a transducer. It holds, remembers and transmits energy like quartz and water.

• When infused with mantra, prayer, or conscious touch, it becomes a harmonic amplifier of the maker.

4. They Anchor the Now

• In ritual, the vessel invites pause.

• It calls the nervous system into stillness as your lips gently kiss the earth frequency. 

• It reminds the body: “You are here. You are held.”

CLAY IS A TRANSDUCER OF ENERGY

Clay is a living earth — and like a crystal, it holds memory. What is made with sacred intent remembers who made it. 
Each vessel here is shaped in presence, infused with peace, and carrying the energy of love.

What this can do:

• It can soothe the nervous system

• Invite presence and grounding

• Serve as a calming energetic anchor in your space

• Offer a tangible feeling of being held, seen and remembered

✦ Practical Use: How Vessels Stabilize a Space

• On Altars: Ground the energetic container and hold sacred focus

• In Ceremonies: Act as portals, holding water, herbs, offerings, or flame

• In Daily Life: Drinking from an infused living vessel returns one to presence, creating coherence in the personal field.

• As Anchors: Their physical weight and intentional beauty create gravitational still points in the environment.

• Your body: Touch transmits frequency. These facilitate connection the sense of touch, creating ease and comfort. 

Just as a tuning fork brings a piano string into harmony, my handmade vessels brings souls back into resonance.

There is something here that everyone feels.
A felt connection. A quiet bond. A sense of being held and seen.

As if it was made for your hands long before you found it….

Because it was…It’s no coincidence that you’re here.

THE ONES WHO COLLECT HER

These pieces are made for the ones who feel them.

Her collectors are artists, healers, chefs, seekers, and soul-lovers. People who live with intention. Who love beauty. Who care about what they drink from. Who love nature. And who recognize energy, even when it's unspoken. They hold her vessels with reverence, with love, with both hands.

Whether it’s a single mug gifted like a talisman, or a full ensemble gathered over time, her collectors are not just buying pottery. They’re remembering something.

And in that remembering… they become part of the story.

Read more about them here.

BENEFACTOR PORTAL

If you feel called to support this living lineage of sacred pottery, presence, and remembrance, I invite you to step into the circle as a benefactor. This is a quiet invitation — not a transaction — but an offering in support of what is being rebuilt: art as devotion, home as temple, and pottery as portal.”

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