Ceramic Sugar Bowl – Material Exploration

Personal Project | June 2023

Design and creation of a ceramic sugar bowl using the pottery wheel. This project was a hands-on exploration of traditional techniques and glaze experimentation, focusing on "crackle glaze" effects to observe how different ingredients react during the firing process. The result is a functional piece with a unique, organic visual expression.

Ceramic Cup and Saucer Set – Handbuilding Exploration

Personal Project | June 2023

A set of two ceramic cups, each with its own saucer designed to hold the cup when not in use and to allow both cups to be displayed on the countertop. Made through a combination of pinching and slab-building techniques, the project explored the fusion of handbuilding methods in functional ceramic design. The set was finished with a glossy cream glaze that highlights its handcrafted texture and warm aesthetic.

Focus: wheel-throwing, glaze chemistry, artisanal form

White Glossy Cup– Coiling Technique Exploration

Personal Project | June 2023

This ceramic cup was created using the coiling technique as part of an exploration into handbuilding methods. The process emphasized the organic qualities of form that emerge naturally through coiling, embracing slight irregularities and tactile details. Finished with a white glossy glaze, the final piece highlights light reflections and the softness of the handmade texture.

Focus: handbuilding exploration, surface treatment, glaze reaction

Lemon Squeezer – Functional Redesign

School Project | March 2023

A conceptual redesign of the traditional lemon squeezer, developed for a university project focused on rethinking everyday kitchen objects. Made from aluminum, the piece was designed to improve durability, functionality, and visual appeal. The form combines sculptural aesthetics with practical use, resulting in a unique user experience while preserving efficiency and intuitive operation.








Focus: functional redesign, material exploration, kitchen tools

Swarovski Birthstone Collection – Packaging Experience Design

School Project | March 2024

A packaging concept designed for Swarovski’s Birthstone Collection (necklace, earrings, and combined set), focused on enhancing the unboxing experience through elegance and sustainability. The solution uses eco-friendly paper and cardboard from James Cropper, combined with silk fabric inspired by the ancient Japanese technique of furoshiki. This approach allows the packaging to be adaptable, reusable, and emotionally engaging, aligning with Swarovski’s luxury values while introducing a more conscious and interactive user experience.



Focus: sustainable materials, multisensory unboxing, reusable design.

Jellycat Ostomy Belt – Empowering Children Through Design

School Project | December 2024

This project focused on designing an ostomy belt for children, aiming to support their independence and emotional well-being. The product allows kids with ostomies to go about their daily lives—playing, running, and exploring—without the worry of leaks or discomfort.

In collaboration with Jellycat, the belt features soft, friendly materials and playful aesthetics to create a positive emotional connection. To further support children, an illustrated book was also developed as part of the project to help them understand their condition and feel reassured, reducing stigma and encouraging self-confidence.

Focus: wearable health tech, emotional design, child-centered care.

Ceramic Candle Set – Glaze & Scent Exploration

Personal Project | October 2024

A set of handmade ceramic candle holders created using the pinching technique, combined with glaze experimentation to explore surface textures and finishes. This project also involved an introduction to candle making, blending craftsmanship with sensory design. Each piece is unique, highlighting the organic form and the interplay between ceramic and wax.








Focus: material exploration, multisensory design, handbuilding techniques.

Coiled Ceramic Vase – Slow Building Process

Personal Project | October 2024

This ceramic vase was created using the coiling technique over several days, allowing time between sessions to partially dry and support the structure. The project was an exercise in patience, observation, and understanding the rhythm of clay as a material. Finished with a soft green glaze, the final piece emphasizes organic growth and the meditative nature of handbuilding.








Focus: material rhythm, coiling technique, glaze exploration.

Equipale Chair Redesign – Cultural Reinterpretation

Final School Project | In Progress | June 2025

As a Mexican designer, this project aims to reinterpret the iconic Equipale chair—a symbol of traditional Mexican craftsmanship—into a modern and contemporary piece. By blending cultural heritage with current design trends, the goal is to preserve the chair’s spirit and history while making it relevant to today’s audiences.

The design maintains the use of wood, staying true to the original materiality, while refining the form and ergonomics to suit modern interiors. The project explores how cultural identity can be honored through thoughtful reinterpretation rather than replication.

Focus: heritage design, furniture craftsmanship, modern reinterpretation.