When I was eight, I signed up for pottery class at school. After creating my first object, a bell-shaped box, I knew I had found my calling. That is the reason why I was – and am still – able to create objects that spark joy in others when using them.

I make ceramics tailored to the needs of my customers, and also create individual sculptures that go beyond the limits of function. For me, artistic values, aesthetics, characteristic forms, delicate proportions, and practicality are all important considerations in design and execution.

I find the subtle simplicity and good usability of Hungarian folk ceramics very inspiring. Therefore, I use high-fired porcelain and stoneware with glazes that are dishwasher and microwave-proof, so they are suitable for being handled in modern kitchens and restaurants.

Learn the basics of the craft. Attend all the art schools, observe your contemporaries, be persistent and do your job with passion. But first and foremost, find your own creative voice, and be self-directed with your works.