Special Picks
The yucca plant is known for their survival, and their strength to outlast harsh environments. Much like trans women, we will also survive our current experience.
No molds, no decals, just my own human hands. Thrown by hand out of white clay. Then carefully painted with intention.
Height 4”
Width rim 11 1/4”
Width base 4 1/4”
Weight 4lb 1 oz
Reads: They are so obsessed with us. They can’t stop talking about us.
It really feels like that at this time.
No molds, no decals. This plate is made by hand and trans joy :)
Food safe, microwave safe. Hand-washing suggested.
Height 1 1/8”
Width rim 6 3/4
Width base 3 3/4”
Weight 15 oz
Cozy moments on my couch, sipping wine from stoneware, these are inspired by that
Thrown and painted by hand. No molds. Due to this process, no two are exactly the same. Some variances should be expected.
Food safe. Microwave/oven safe. Hand-washing suggested
Width ~3 5/8”
Height 2 1/8”
Weight ~8oz
6.5 oz fluid capacity
Inspired by some of my most freeing moments out in nature spent skinny-dipping into rivers and swimming holes. Nature embraces you as you are, no judgement.
Wheel-thrown from chocolate clay. Nine-points trimmed onto its rim. The number nine symbolizing an eternal return to wholeness. Then hand-painted to achieve the pool-like depth you see.
average measurement:
Width 6.5”
Height 1.5”
Only Girl In Town
My name is Alexandra Sibre. Only Girl In Town is an IG handle I created over 10 years ago during a time when it truly felt like I was alone in my experience. Like other girls out there, growing up trans was/is a challenging and an isolating feeling. Society and unfortunately sometimes family can be real dicks about it.
Like so many queer people throughout history, that early loneliness became the force that pushed me toward my people, the ones who felt like home. I learned to nurture those friendships by making intentional time for them through hosting and cooking for them. In my desire to want to deepen those shared moments I found ceramics. I aspired to create the textures, the shapes and most importantly the paintings I wanted to see.
So Only Girl In Town, a name that once represented how lonely I felt now is stamped on handmade bowls and plates; vessels for acts of love, spectators in evenings filled with cackles, and conversation starters between soon-to-be friends. Only Girl in Town is a celebration of clay, earth, and memory. It’s ritual. It’s existence and resistance.
This is a body of work—literal and figurative—that reshapes how we see domestic space, trans beauty, and craft. Every curve tells a story. Every surface holds weight. These are pieces made to be lived with, looked at, and lingered on.
I throw by hand. I fire with intention. No molds. No mass production. Just earth, body, and soul—centered.
Because trans women deserve to see themselves reflected not just in art, but in art that endures.
Sculpture that speaks. Tableware that listens. Work that holds space—quietly, powerfully, and with purpose.
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