Jeanette is a pottery artist specializing in accessories for the home and art practice. She grew up in South Carolina and lived across the United States before settling in Portland, Oregon in 2013. Inspired to celebrate home, family, friends, and community, Jeanette's work often reflects these values.

Inspired by a love of printmaking, hiking and folk traditions around the globe. Jeanette explores storytelling through sculptural and functional objects. Using pattern and color as a backdrop for everyday items. And drawing on an affinity for vintage housewares, folk art traditions and celebratory keepsakes and mementos. The philosphy is simple: everyday is special and remembering our shared humanities is vital.

Using a variety of traditional ceramic techniques, Jeanette creates housewares and decorative items, focusing on stoneware and firing in her home studio. With 20 years of pottery and art experience, Jeanette is continually thinking about both experimentation and production. Her small garage studio is a workspace packed with essentials: shelves, an electric kiln (Skutt 1227), boxes of clay (mostly Georgie's White Salmon and Standard's Speckled Buff), stamps, plaster, handmade molds, a slab roller, buckets of glaze, and a potter's wheel. Jeanette is always acquiring new tools and reconfiguring her workspace.