Artist Cheri Downey is the maker behind the small-batch pottery studio Cher Ceramics based in Alabama. Each of her stunning ceramic soap dishes is hand-painted with a real gold accent line. The perfect way to add a little glam into your kitchen or bathroom.

Elyse Cote, of Elyse Cote Pottery, is a ceramic artist based in central Connecticut. She is known for her work with delicate lace patterns. The only two piece set in our collection, these dishes are sure to make a statement. The upper dish drains into the lower dish keeping your counters clean and your soap dry.

Stephanie Haines, is a ceramics teacher as well as the artist behind Stephanie Haines Ceramics based in Connecticut. Her focus on texture and patterns led to the development of this picturesque woodland scene which is carved out of a truly masterful self-draining soap dish.

Originally from Massachusetts, Allie Olender moved to Colorado and found pottery. Her work is deeply influenced by the open space, mountains, and quiet she has discovered there. Her design for a self-draining soap dish is minimalistic and clean. The thickness of her slab gives this dish a certain gravitas.

Kassandra, a middle school art teacher in Florida, finds time between student projects to create for herself. Thoughtful and meticulous her soap dish design will keep your soap out of water and water off your countertops. Her dish is also large enough to fit 1-2 full sized bars or a few smaller in-use soaps. The perfect gift for a heavy soap users.

Taylor, the artist behind Connecticut based brand, Crafted to a T, brings so much joy and experimentation into her work. She created a beautiful rustic self-draining soap dish for our ceramics collaboration. Her soap dish has one of the narrowest foot-bases in our soap dish collection and its size only adds to its function. The feet are about 1.5" center to center, perfect for small spaces in the shower, on a bathtub ledge, or guest sink. Taylors helps you maintain long lasting soap bars no matter how small your space is!