Please email for returns you wish to ship within 7 days of receiving. From experience, I prefer to ship with UPS, but I have made USPS options available. I have LOTS of padding materials to make sure my pieces are safe. Look out for a red 6圆x3" box or a 9圆" padded red envelope. That being said, don't microwave my 2"mini dishes for more than a minute, that just can't be good! I mark this detail in the item descriptions and will include a reminder in my note in your package. All of my ceramics are safe to microwave with the exception of metallic glazes. These vessels always have holes in them for soil aeration and so you can't even try to pour soy sauce in my mini planters.
I only use non-food safe glazes in planter pots. Heckin' yes! I started making these for my tea bags and side sauces, so I never make my tableware pieces out of non-food safe glazes. It is always kind to shop local and support small businesses, so I appreciate you visiting! This shop supports my artistic career directly. My studio time has helped me thrive, and I am hoping the progress of my small business can keep me in there. Since Fall of 2021, launching Kat Zotti Handmade has been my constant mission. She has a unique bone jewelry business that I have been a production craftsperson for, for over 4 years. I also have been lucky to meet Cat Cooke, owner of Dry Bones Emporium.
By the time I graduated from MICA, there were few mediums I wasn’t comfortable with! Post-graduation I sewed for Worthy Threads, a children's fashion company, for over 4 years as they grew from the early days of small business to a thriving brand. While studying at the Maryland Institute College of Art I mainly focused in costumes, fashion, and theater. The potter’s wheel became my friend in 2012. I am LGBTQ and a proud resident of Baltimore City. I have been drawing since I could write, knitting since I was 6, and sewing since I was 8. I love to make precious pieces from a wide variety of mediums. Hello there, I am Kat Zotti, a full-time artist.
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