🌻 Where Georgia Clay Meets Sunshine
There’s something about a sunflower that draws me to the lighter side of life. They truly make me happy—and when placed on our signature Hillbilly Porcelain, made from the soft white clay dug right here on our Georgia property, it becomes pure sunshine in ceramic form.
Every dish in the Sunflower Collection carries a bit of our land, our love, and our story. From mud to message, each one is shaped to remind you that beauty can bloom right where you are planted.
 The Heart of the Clay: Hillbilly Porcelain
This clay isn’t imported or factory-made; it’s homegrown. Our Hillbilly Porcelain is a true piece of Georgia – dug, cleaned, and refined by hand. Working with it connects me back to the land and to the God who formed us from dust. Each dish begins as raw earth and ends as a vessel of light and usefulness—a little parable of grace.
🌻 Why the Sunflower?
The sunflower has long been my symbol of hope. It reminds me to lift my face toward the Son and keep following His light. Each petal stamped into our soap dishes carries that same message—steadfast joy, resilience, and faith. These dishes are meant to speak life into your home, whispering,
“Keep turning toward what is good.”
 From Mud to Message
Every dish is hand-shaped, finished, and glazed right here in our Appalachian studio. We fire them hot enough to last a lifetime, then add our sunflower designs and finish with a smooth, soap-friendly glaze. What comes out of the kiln isn’t just pottery—it’s a message of endurance and joy, born of fire and patience.
 Made for the Light-Bringers
These sunflower soap dishes are for the women who make their homes feel like sunlight—those who wash, cook, care, and give without ceasing. They’re for the givers who forget to refill their own cups. May each use remind you: even while serving others, you are also being renewed.
“If you are a Sonflower, people will know by the love that draws them to you.”
  Bring Home a Little Sonshine
“For in Him we live and move and have our being.” — Acts 17:28
Maker’s Notes
- Care: Rinse and air-dry between uses; food-safe glaze; wipe with gentle soap as needed.
- Materials: Local Georgia white clay (Hillbilly Porcelain), lead-free glaze.
- Each one is unique: Slight variations are part of the handmade charm.Â
