Gabrielle Jolie
Gabrielle Jolie creates handmade ceramics from her studio in the historic Dana Warp Mill just outside of Portland, ME.
Each piece is hand-built and individually illustrated, making every item truly one of a kind. Her Oceanic Ceramics collection blends elegance with a splash of whimsy, bringing deep-sea treasures to your home and everyday life.
Beyond ceramics, Gabrielle has cast her net wider, adding illustrated goods like tea towels, greeting cards, matches , and stickers—along with a collection of coastal-inspired T-shirts and hats that let you wear your love of the sea.
Gabrielle Jolie - Fun Facts
- I am obsessed with competition reality TV shows: Survivor, Big Brother, The Traitors.
- I love to knit!
- I get seasick really easily.
- I was a professional Irish Dancer before I started my art career.
- I really do love tinned fish. My favorite is Jose Gormet's Curried Mackerel.
Meet the Team
It takes a whole school of fish to keep the Ceramics and products flowing at Fish-Eyed by Gabrielle Jolie. Meet the team that helps Gabrielle make it all come to life!
Lead Production potter
Stevie McKean
New Talk is the creative platform of Stevie McKean. What began in 2017 as a printmaking project has since developed into a practice focused on ceramics and design. New Talk is about exploration and connection.
Studio Operations Technician
Zadie Ross
Zadie is a jack of several trades, creating organic vessels in dark earthen colored clay bodies. They use themes of individualism, nature, the play between text and texture. They are especially passionate about creating the mugs that feel perfectly shaped to your hand.
Production Potter
Daisy Clennon
Daisy started working with clay in 2019 at Bennington College and has since works as a production potter and pottery teacher. She makes pots that display technical and traditional ideas of craft while investigating the place of the handmade vessel in the present.
Production Potter
Cerata Virens
Cerata creates sculpture that explores fantastical bodies, surreal transformations, and relationships between creatures with a sense of mystery and play. Most of her work refers to natural forms for inspiration, such as flowers, worms, or crustaceans.
Inside the FISH HAUS studio
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