JeanetteZeis
Portland, Oregon ·
Announcement
*** UPCOMING EVENTS ***
June 15-17- Edmonds Arts Festival: Edmonds, WA
June 22-24- Lake Oswego Art Festival: Lake Oswego, OR
June 30- July 1- Urban Craft Uprising: Seattle, WA
July 20-22- Salem Art Fair: Salem, OR
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In Portland, Oregon? Use the coupon code "localpickup" if you want to come by the studio and save on shipping! I'm in NE- Alberta/Woodlawn/Concordia.
Welcome to my little pottery shop! Everything listed here is handmade using stoneware clay and an electric kiln. My studio is in Portland, Oregon- if you are nearby, you are welcome to visit. Just drop me a line to set-up an appointment- jeanettezeis [!at] gmail.com
Announcement
*** UPCOMING EVENTS ***
June 15-17- Edmonds Arts Festival: Edmonds, WA
June 22-24- Lake Oswego Art Festival: Lake Oswego, OR
June 30- July 1- Urban Craft Uprising: Seattle, WA
July 20-22- Salem Art Fair: Salem, OR
❤️
In Portland, Oregon? Use the coupon code "localpickup" if you want to come by the studio and save on shipping! I'm in NE- Alberta/Woodlawn/Concordia.
Welcome to my little pottery shop! Everything listed here is handmade using stoneware clay and an electric kiln. My studio is in Portland, Oregon- if you are nearby, you are welcome to visit. Just drop me a line to set-up an appointment- jeanettezeis [!at] gmail.com
Reviews
Kathryn Pagano on Jun 4, 2018
Beautiful work! I can’t wait to store my nutritional yeast in the perfect container! I can’t wait to see if sitting on my kitchen countertop. Thank you for a wonderful piece.
Heather on May 22, 2018
I LOVE my berry bowls. They just make it so special to have a handful of berries or wash some for my little one (who is a berry addict). They are gorgeously made, arrived in the time specified (they were handmade to order), and totally worth the wait. I’ve had this artist’s work in my Favorites for several years and I’m so proud to finally own a couple of pieces of my own!
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About
Making pottery for your everyday celebrations.
Jeanette Zeis Ceramics is a tiny pottery in Portland, Oregon. Having recently moved to the Pacific Northwest from Atlanta, Georgia- Jeanette is trying to balance long hikes in the woods with a productive pottery studio practice.
Kenn Twofour provides the photography skills and the behind-the-scenes cheerleading.
A full-time potter since 2008, Jeanette loves working with clay. It is a constant source of awe and education. If she isn't actually making pots, chances are pretty good that she is thinking about making pots.
Her pottery line contains beautiful and original housewares. Wonderfully crafted, with an eye for detail. Gorgeous pieces for everyday use and for lovely displays. An admirer of vintage housewares, her color palette reflects a love for fiesta ware. The details are often inspired by crystal and textiles. A bit of tufting from an antique sofa. A scallop from her grandmother's cut-glass collection. And it is her hope that her pottery pieces will be passed on for generations, becoming a treasured heirloom, in the same way that the items she is inspired by often are.
VeganDish is a reflection of her veganism and desire to spread awareness. A simple way to start a conversation with a co-worker or friend about the advantages to humans and animals of adopting a vegan lifestyle. Made for vegans, by a vegan.
Many thanks to Sarah Kramer for her support and using VeganDish in the 10th anniversary edition of the quintessential cookbook "How It All Vegan."
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Shop members
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Jeanette Zeis
Owner
Jeanette Zeis Ceramics is a one-woman pottery shop in Portland, Oregon. Jeanette spends her days drinking iced coffee. And trying to make headway in her to-do list.
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Kenn TwoFour
Moral Support
Thankfully, Kenn takes the photos. Otherwise, Jeanette would never list anything in her etsy store. He also does a supreme job of cheerleading. Kenn has his own etsy store- http://www.etsy.com/shop/TwofourManufacturing
Shop policies
My microwave-safe disclaimer: They are fine for re-heating water-based items and drinks. But, really, it is my opinion and experience that handmade pottery will weaken over time with prolonged microwave-use, eventually leading to cracking. So for the sake of keeping your pottery for many years, please do not use in the microwave.
Accepted payment methods
- Accepts Etsy Gift Cards and Etsy Credits
- Money Order
- Check
Returns and exchanges
(Returns must be made within 45 days of purchase.)
Returns are not accepted for custom items- unless a mistake has been made on my part (in which case, I will offer to remake that item or refund the item.)
Buyer pays half of the shipping costs on the return item and is responsible for its secure delivery back to me. Money will not be refunded until the item has been (safely) received by me.
Breakage: On the off-chance that there is breakage during shipping, I will refund your purchase or exchange it. Broken pottery must be photographed and/or returned.
Payment
Personal checks are also accepted. Order will not be shipped until check has been received and has cleared (can take up to 2 weeks.)
Shipping
Orders are shipped using USPS. I use both parcel post and priority shipping. Usually packages arrive within one week of shipment. I can expedite shipping, if needed- just get in touch for a price quote.
Tracking/delivery confirmation through USPS is always used.
All international orders are shipped via USPS First-Class or Priority (depending on the weight.)
International shipping charges are very expensive for the heavy breakable pieces. I generally ship first class USPS for international shipments under 4 pounds (a mug is 2 pounds when packed for shipping), and priority for shipments over 4 pounds (10" cake stands are 7 pounds when packed for shipping.) The buyer is responsible for customs fees, VAT, and any other destination country expenses that may be incurred. It is the responsibility of the buyer to pay these charges- I am unable to predict or pay these additional fees.