Natasha Drew Ceramics
Welcome to Natasha Drew Ceramics
About me!
Thank you for visiting my website. I was born and raised in Dublin, Ireland and I currently reside in Co. Wicklow. I come from a family of artists and gaeilgeoirs. Some of my pieces have Irish words, which is my small attempt to keep this beautiful language alive. These Irish words are a lovely talking point at markets especially with tourists and children.
My mother paint's with the medium of oils and acrylics. My brother is a sculptor of wood and stone (www.instagram.com/sodraoi.sculpture) and my son is an Animator (www.instagram.com/zach_drew_this).
I have always had an interest in artisan crafts from wood sculpture, sugarcraft to pottery and more recently flowers. Our other combined interests are dogs, horses and wildlife. My heart is at peace when I am creating or walking in the Forest, Freedom.
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About My Products!
I have a love of Mugs and found it difficult to find big comfy mugs so I decided to take a class to learn how to make them. Then began the pursuit of making the perfect mug. I have recently built a new pottery studio and am opening up to new possibilities and new products requested by my customers. Many of my new creations are ideas i receive from customers at market.
My Ceramics are made with Stoneware clay, which is fired to very high temperature's.
My packaging is made of environmentally friendly boxes, peanuts & shredded straw.
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I ship worldwide using our local postal service, www.anpost.com.
If you do not see your country listed on my site, just send me a message.
Sometimes the shipping can be listed wrong on the site and I am unaware, as it is difficult to see everything.
I always refund discrepancies. Please ask if you are unsure of postage.
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Care of Your Products!
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Avoid harsh chemical-based products when cleaning your ceramics, to avoid discoloration, fading and scratching.
Although dishwasher safe, it is advised to hand wash to ensure longevity.
Dishwashing can cause cracks due to knocking off dishes in the machine and harsh chemicals.
Pottery will act similar to glass, if you take it from extreme cold to extreme Heat
Microwave not recommended.
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Return & Exchange Policy​
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Ceramics are fragile. If the item arrives damaged please take a photograph of the item and the packaging and email the photos within 3 days.
The item will be replaced with similar piece or you will be offered a refund for the damaged item but not the shipping costs.
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Le gach dea-ghuí,
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Natasha Drew