Made-To-Order items are available in my shop throughout the year.

I will occasionally take on large-scale custom orders, but most of the time I cannot commit to custom one-off orders or personalized pieces.

Shop updates occur frequently. To get the latest updates, sign up for my newsletter on the bottom of the home page + follow along on instagram.

All in-stock items ship in 24-48 hours, meaning I pack orders daily and get them in the mail fast as a wizard!

Use it, display it, take it to show-and-tell, snap a photo to share on instagram… and as a general rule of thumb, hand-made = hand-wash. Dishwashers are mysterious cleaning machines with high pressure water jets and high temperature water. These extremes don’t go well with handmade items. Light microwaving is ok. Thermal shock can cause stress to ceramics, so avoid sudden extreme changes in temperature. Again, ceramics aren’t immortal.

Of course if your order deosn't seem right, do get in touch. I'm a human on the other side of this screen and will help troubleshoot anything that may come up. catiemillerceramics@gmail.com

After several years of doing wholesale, I’ve come to realize that it is not sustainable for me to offer wholesale for my tableware pieces. The work I create and want to continue to create is too labor-intensive for this model with logistics, product offerings, and turnaround times.

However, I DO offer wholesale for my earring collection! If you're interested, please get in touch and I'll send you more information!

Email catiemillerceramics@gmail.com and I will respond promptly to your request.

I’m a podcast junkie. I listen to a lot of docuseries on crime, cults, and other unbelieable stories balanced by comedy and human story podcasts.

Hands-down, I love making plates. They’re the biggest canvas for my illustrations.

A piglet with the fuzz still. Full of energy and easily convinced to snuggle.

As a child, I was a ventriloquist. Charlie (my doll) and I played a lot of nursing home gigs as well as guest appearances in different elementary classrooms.

My grandpa Miller. I make a lot of illustrations that remind me of him.