Comfort Cup Donations

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Donate to our Comfort Cup program and all proceeds will go directly towards creating, delivering, and covering associated expenses for comfort cups to be given to first responders and their families that have fallen on hard situations.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where do I purchase your pottery?

There are a couple of different places you can purchase my pottery:
1. Here on my website.
2. Local craft shows.
3. Open studio sales at my home.

Keep a watch on my social media platforms for updates on when inventory will be restocked.

Do you accept custom orders?

Right now, I am focusing on my ready-made pottery collections and aren’t taking custom orders. I apologize for any inconvenience this might cause. My current collection showcases a variety of styles and designs, and I’d love for you to explore what I have available.

If you need help choosing from my existing selection, feel free to reach out. I’m here to assist you in finding the perfect piece for your needs.

Are your glazes food safe?

Yes! All glazes are lead-free and food-safe.

Where do you ship?

Currently only in the US but I am hoping to expand worldwide someday.

Are your pieces dishwasher and microwave safe?

Being a mom of 4 kiddos, I’d never make anything that requires hand washing!  *Cue laughing!*  but yes, they are dishwasher and microwave safe!

Please take note that the vessel will take on whatever temperature is added.

About The Potter

REBEKAH TARBERT IRWIN

My journey began during my high school years, when a remarkable ceramics teacher recognized my passion and nurtured it with exceptional skill, as all great educators do. Following high school, I pursued a Bachelor’s degree in Exercise Science, specializing in Gerontology. This led me to venture into a Master’s program in Clinical Exercise Physiology, which became my chosen professional path where I worked in a local hospital in the cardiac rehab unit, both inpatient and outpatient.

After welcoming my four children into the world, I reignited the creative flame that had always burned within me. It was in 2019 that The Velveteen Artisan (now Velveteen Pottery) came to life, as I embraced the medium of clay once again. Little did I know that God, in His wisdom, had a grand plan in store. Eight months later, I unexpectedly became a widow, and during that challenging time, He provided me with the opportunity to work from home and raise my children.

But God had another beautiful plan that I had fervently prayed for. I crossed paths with my now husband, a man who loves not only me but also my children and my business. He became the best friend that God knew I needed, and in 2022, we got marriage, eagerly anticipating a life intertwined together.