Silly Mental HealthÂ
Whimsical handmade pottery
Welcome to Silly Mental Health Pottery, a canadian small business creating handmade pottery filled with whimsy, personality and a little bit of silliness.
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Discover one of a kind ceramic trinket dishes, quirky pottery vessels and silly goose figurines as well as some playful functional home decor designed to bring a smile to the everyday life.Â
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Every pieces is handmade with care, making each creation unique. Whether you are looking for a unique gift, a whimsical collectible or a cheerful addition to your home, you'll find something delightfully unexpected here. Shipping is available across North America (Canada, USA, Mexico). as well as local pick up option for SDG and cornwall.
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The Clay Carousel
Just like a merry-go-round, this section is always in motion. Featuring a rotating spotlight of some of the silly mental health favorite pieces. Grab the ones you love before they spin out of sight.
The Artist
From saving lives to shaping clay, my journey to pottery has been anything but traditional.
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Born and raised in the south of France, I made the leap across the ocean to Canada in 2012. Over the years I have worn many hats - working in the precise art of baking, navigating the fast-paced world of retail and serving my community of Cornwall, Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry as a Paramedic for the last 5 years.
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While my time as a first responder was short but deeply rewarding, it also brought immense challenges. Today, I am still recovering from PTSD, depression and anxiety.
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Working with clay became my anchor. It forces me to slow down, stay present and realize that even when we feel broken, we can still create something beautiful. This small business is the direct result of that building time. It is my sanctuary and the thing that makes me happy and gives me hope everyday.
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When I am not in my home studio you can find me surrounded by chaos: my supportive husband, our two boys, three cats and my service dog.
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Every piece I make carries a story of resilience, hope and love. When you bring my pottery into your home, you are holding a reminder that we can always rebuild.