Tucked away in his little basement studio, this local potter makes Prove Me Wrong pieces with an ode to the simplest of things- the forgotten tomato can on the counter, the discarded lemon rind on the dining room table, or the rouge drop of sauce on the Sunday meal tablecloth-

an ode to the tiniest of details that, when blended together, make magic. 

As a first generation Italian-American, his work is inspired by all the tiny details of an Italian home. With an eye for these details, he hopes to create a warm playful aesthetic that brings you to the joyful 3pm Sunday

banter of an Italian dining room table. 

When Jamie isn't eating pasta or making pottery, he is working as an immigration attorney for refugees displaced by civil unrest. And in this work, he hopes to bring the same glimmers of joy to his clients as he does to his ceramic enthusiasts.