Kiln Me Now: Joy on the Other Side of Peri-Pocalypse with Kelli Nina Perkins of Pottery Apocalypse
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Somewhere between the hot flashes, the brain fog, and yet another pot collapsing on the wheel, it’s easy to feel like everyone else got a manual for this season of life that you somehow missed. What if the other side of perimenopause isn’t about finally feeling less like a failure, but about refusing to take those feelings so personally? Kelli Nina Perkins of Pottery Apocalypse, a retired librarian turned RV-park studio volunteer, shares how letting her unfiltered inner monologue into her videos (the doubts, the flops, the five-minutes-later reversals) has given other makers permission to stop chasing perfect. Her small artist trading card swap has also shown just how hungry potters are to find each other. Could waking up excited to try again, no matter what came out of yesterday’s kiln, be the most powerful thing we bring to our making and to the next chapter of our lives?
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