lina elassi

I came to pottery as a form of therapy during a rough season, when my mom was diagnosed with breast cancer. What began as a way to process and find grounding has grown into a meaningful practice rooted in intention, craft, and connection. My work centers on creating functional, artful pieces designed to support the quiet rituals of daily life. With a background in production and a love for small-batch, handmade work, I now teach at Preacher Pottery and remain most passionate about sharing ceramics that are both beautiful and deeply usable.