Chelsi started off her journey with ceramics in high school where she found a fast connection and love. She then carried this love to college where she pursued a degree in Fine Arts. At the University of Massachusetts in Lowell, Chelsi primarily concentrated in dark room photography, sculpture, and ceramics. The major reason she acquired a liking to this medium was the hands on connection she could make with the material.

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In 2019, Chelsi wanted to share her passion with the people in her community and opened her own studio serving the Greater Lowell and the Merrimack Valley. Over the years, the studio has grown to hold twenty three pottery wheels, three kilns, and 2,500 square feet of making space. With the hard work of her staff and a handful of volunteers, the studio has grown and has continued to run smoothly.​ 

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