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Katherine Nizzi | TerracottaKat Talks Pots, Plants, & Puppies | Wine Down the Week Ep 4

Katherine Nizzi | TerracottaKat Talks Pots, Plants, & Puppies | Wine Down the Week Ep 4

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Katherine is the designer & maker behind TerracottaKat. Over the past fifteen years, she’s worked in the marketing industry, specializing in design, social media and photography. And for years she’s dreamt of opening her own pottery studio, which she has finally been able to open! She currently shares all things planty and pottery related on her Instagram, @TerracottaKat. You can also find special guest appearances from her fur babies-- of which there are several.

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