The Loved Co., San Diego, CA (2026)

12/18/2024

off season flower meditation part 2 featuring one of my favorite vessels

12/10/2024

from the archives with

04/08/2024

I’ve always loved how the vessel that contains the flowers contributes to the overall story of a piece,
how its form informs the shape the flowers take and the way its material and finish add another layer of texture and dimension to the design, the color itself becoming part of the palette. so creating my own ceramics has unlocked a whole new realm of possibilities when it comes to the overall composition and how i approach my art.

this piece was inspired by the subtle ridges and slight curves of a bamboo stem, so I wanted to explore a more linear composition to really showcase the form of the vase.

if I’m honest, the shape feels a little uncomfortable to me, but perhaps that means i’m trying to push beyond what feels comfortable and safe to me, feeling pulled to make, take risks, and letting go to find a new perspective among the flowers again

01/17/2024

curves inside of curves

01/16/2024

The other day I met a woman who was just starting her journey in flowers. Her love for the craft was palpable, as she shared with me the excitement of going to the flower market to select her ingredients, the sheer delight of putting together an arrangement and having the opportunity to do so.

“Keep that feeling close to you,” I told her. “Keep flowers and your love of them close to your heart.”

It was a reminder to myself as much as it was for her.

There’s this funny thing that happens when you turn your passion into a business. often times that initial spark — the unhindered joy of what drew you into the craft in the first place — ends up hidden amidst the demands of making money and finding validation from the outside world.

i think inevitably we’ll all go through seasons where the grind of business making overpowers the joy of making, but I’m grateful for the moments that call me back to the place where this all started. Just a girl and her flowers — creating something simply for the sake of creating, for her body and soul to feel loved and alive by using her own hands to make something beautiful.

01/17/2023

“As Asian Americans who are continually navigating what it looks like to celebrate these time honored traditions in a modern age, we wanted to create imagery that both reflected our roots, but also our present.”

revisiting this shoot we did last year as we approach the lunar new year and sharing some of the inspiration behind it now on my website! link in bio 🧧

01/17/2023

“As Asian Americans who are continually navigating what it looks like to celebrate these time honored traditions in a modern age, we wanted to create imagery that both reflected our roots, but also our present.”

revisiting this shoot we did last year as we approach the lunar new year and sharing some of the inspiration behind it now on my website! link in bio 🧧

01/10/2023

another submission for a red palette

01/09/2023

a favorite from last year with only the best local ingredients from and .sf . always a treat getting to create in SF, especially when it’s hellebore season!

also, these custom raw edge bowls from created the perfect base for these spring flowers.

more from this wedding is now live on our website :)

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