In this episode, I’m starting to shape a new collection in the studio—slowly, on purpose—and I’m sharing the glaze discoveries that are making everything feel possible again. I walk you through the tests I’ve been doing, what surprised me (in a good way), and how I’m thinking about building a small, cohesive palette that still feels like me. Alongside that, I’m playing with new plate designs and paying attention to the little details—rim profiles, proportions, and the kind of everyday usefulness that makes an object feel like it belongs in your home. I also talk honestly about craft and slow business: what it’s like when things aren’t moving at lightning speed, how I’m approaching shop updates, and why I’m choosing to build this “little world of objects” one decision at a time. If you’re into studio diaries, glaze testing, and the behind-the-scenes of making work while running a small ceramics business, this one is a calm check-in with lots of process and a few gentle reminders that slow can still be really good.