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Meet The Maker.

Hello, I’m Shannon, the artist and owner of Canterlily. I love to work with wheel thrown pottery and on occasion I do some silversmithing.

I created the name Canterlily by combining a flower I love with ‘canter.’ As a horse enthusiast, ‘canter’, for me, evokes images of beauty, strength, freedom and all in the most natural way. This name reflects my work’s focus on organic materials and natural beauty, like leaving parts of my products unglazed to highlight the clay’s aesthetics and give it an organic feel.

My love for plants and animals is evident in my work. I have a special affection for all creatures and enjoy spending time outdoors, including hiking, kayaking, and camping. At the same time, I fully embrace my feminine side, enjoying jewelry and bright colors! In my creations, I aim to balance nature with a feminine touch, often resulting in a whimsical appearance.

Whether it’s pottery, jewelry, or something else, everything is hand-crafted one at a time. Every item, including my simpler mugs is a piece of art.  I take great pride in creating items with beauty, functionality, and quality, ensuring they last for generations.

The best part of this journey has been all the amazing feedback I receive through reviews, social media, craft events and from numerous return customers, it truly warms my heart!

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FAQ

JEWELRY CARE:

  1. Keep your jewelry dry by removing it before coming into contact with water. Stones are particularly susceptible as they can absorb moisture through their pores, leading to softening over time.
  2. Avoid perfumes, lotions, harsh chemicals, tanning creams and moisturizing creams.
  3. Refrain from engaging in activities that might subject your jewelry to impact or damage.
  4. Cleaning – Sterling silver and fine silver tend to tarnish over time. To maintain their shine, occasionally wipe them with a simple cloth. Avoid polishing any stones set into jewelry. If you need to clean the stones, gently wipe them with a dampened, soft cloth. If soap is necessary, use a small amount of mild soap. Be sure to dry thoroughly and immediately afterward.
  5. Store in a dry location. An airtight container works best.

POTTERY CARE:

I exclusively use clays designed for dinnerware. Every pottery item in my shop is food-safe, dishwasher-safe, and microwave-safe. To prolong the life of each piece, handwashing is recommended.

Contact me

You can direct message me on my Instagram or Facebook pages, or send me an email. I will reply to you as soon as I can. Thank you!

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