Taking the Show on the Road (Well, the Ferry)

Hidden Hearth Ceramics is heading to the mainland.

On Saturday, May 9th I'll be at the Urban Craft Uprising Spring Fest in Edmonds, WA — my first show outside of Whidbey Island, and honestly, a bit of a milestone moment for this little studio hidden in the woods.

So happy to have my work at these two amazing retail locations: Madrona Supply Co in Clinton and Feather + Fox Print Co in Oak Harbor.

Hanging tiles now are sold with an updated hanger. If you have an older tile (purchased in 2025) and the hanger slips, contact me and I’ll fix it.

I’ll be participating in the Winter Market this year in Clinton Washington on Nov 28th, 29th, 30th and Dec 7th & 8th, 10AM-4PM.

Whidbey Flora & Fauna collection used in a small bathroom floor.

That isn’t just a silly fashion idea we had in order to combine two famous local animals into one tile.

Bruiser the lonliest elk on Whidbey blah blah blah

Hidden Hearth Tiles can be used as art objects or to install into your home.

So how are Hidden Hearth Tiles made?

The first line, Whidbey Flora & Fauna, are made with the Natural Press Ceramic Tile line from Fireclay Tile in Spokane Washington and original artwork by Karin Bolstad.

I’ve never had any interest in ceramics. There, I said it.