Every piece from Streicher Goods is hand-made by Ethan Streicher and takes between 6-8 weeks from the order being placed until it is shipped.

Before placing your order, ensure to read the product description to see if the piece features this text in the description:
"*All pieces are made-to-order with a 6-8 week lead time."

If the product purchased is made-to-order, it will ship out after the 6-8 week production lead time. Once a piece is finished, Streicher Goods will send an email updating you that the product is packed and ready for shipment.

If a product is in-stock, however, it will be shipped, dropped off (if in NYC area), or can be picked-up from Streicher Goods HQ in Brooklyn shortly after the order has been placed.

I want you to be fully satisfied with your product. If you are not, please reach out to Streicher Goods at streichergoods@gmail.com to discuss returning the product or exchanging.

Please note: If the piece is custom, returns are not available.

Each piece is meticulously crafted and hand-painted by Ethan Streicher, ensuring each piece is a unique work of art. We take pride in blending traditional techniques with contemporary designs to offer you distinct and exceptional handcrafted items.

Absolutely! We love working on custom projects. Contact us through our contact page to discuss your ideas, and we'll collaborate to create a personalized ceramic piece that suits your style and preferences.

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While we don't currently have a public showroom, you can explore our collection online. For any specific inquiries or to discuss a custom order, feel free to contact us through our contact page.

Ethan Streicher is a Brooklyn, New York-based artist working in design, sculpture, and functional handmade objects.

He attended Appalachian State University in Boone, NC, where he received a Bachelor of Arts in Graphic Design. After a decade as a Graphic Designer, Ethan decided to chase his artistic dreams and get back to creating with his hands and stepping away from the computer.

Working under the name Streicher Goods, he divides his creative endeavors between technology and unique, handmade clay works and other materials.