Insulated Pot Holder – Heat-Resistant Kitchen Accessory | Amish Crafted in USA

Each of our classic pot holders is crafted with layered insulated heat-safe lining, offering your hands and kitchen surfaces protection from heat. Pair with our Classic Oven Mitts and Fabric Coasters for a complete matching set. 

Sold Individually

Red Gingham - 100% Polyester with layered insulated heat-safe interior layers.

Floral - 100% Cotton with layered insulated heat-safe interior layers.

Blue Pointelle - Cotton/Polyester blend with layered insulated heat-safe interior layers.

Approximately 8 inches square

Spot clean as needed.

Sewn by our Amish seamstress in Lancaster, Pennsylvania

Like all our goods, The Classic Pot Holder is proudly made in the USA. This item is made by hand, some variation is expected.

Group 2: Made in America with Domestic and Foreign Components: Materials are made in the U.S. and also a foreign nation, with assembly and/or manufacturing occurring in the U.S.

Shipping & Return Policy

• United States delivery time: 4-7 days (due to the handmade nature of most of our items, some items can take anywhere from a few days to several weeks to ship)
• Alaska/Hawaii/Puerto Rico: Does not ship to these regions
• Canada/Mexico delivery time: Does not ship to Canada; Does not ship to Mexico
• International delivery time: Does not ship internationally
  

Average shipping costs: $10-$20 flat shipping

Free Shipping: Free shipping on orders over $300

European Union 14 day cooling off period: Does not currently ship to the European Union

Damages/issues: For any item(s) received damaged or incorrectly, we will replace that item free of charge within 14 days of delivery. The Seller covers both the return and replacement shipping costs. When requesting the approval through the Returns Portal, please include photos of the item and of the packaging material. Please use Apollo's Return Portal to initiate the process. When your order arrives, it's important to check it thoroughly. If you notice any defects, damages, or receive the wrong item, we urge you to use Apollo's Return Portal or contact us atsupport@apollolanding.com. We will investigate the issue promptly and take the necessary steps to ensure your satisfaction.

Returns: If for any reason you decide to return the item, you have up to 14 days from the time of delivery to request a return. You will be responsible for the return shipping costs. The item must be in the same condition as you received it, unworn or unused, with tags, and in its original packaging. Please use Apollo's Returns Portal to initiate the return.

Exchanges: If you are looking to exchange your item, please use Apollo's Return Portal to initiate the exchange within 14 days of delivery. Exchange shipping costs will be calculated at the time of the exchange in our Returns Portal. The Seller will cover the shipping costs for the replacement product. When processing an exchange, our Returns Portal only permits exchanges for the same item at the same price but in a different variant (e.g.: exchanging the same shirt in size Medium for a size Large). The item must be in the same condition as you received it, unworn or unused, with tags, and in its original packaging.

Return costs: Customer is responsible for return shipping costs

Handling fee: Seller charges an additional $10 flat handling fee for returns

Refunds: You’ll be automatically refunded on your original payment method within 2-5 business days after the receipt of the returned product is confirmed. Please remember it can take some time for your bank or credit card company to process and post the refund too.

If more than 15 business days have passed since we’ve approved your return, please contact us at support@apollolanding.com

Based on the above policy, please use Apollo's Return Portal accordingly.

Our Story

Millstream Home was created as an ode to our Amish heritage. Our childhood stories have inspired each hand-crafted product. Jake was raised in an Amish home until he was 16 years old. He grew up on a large farm among the rolling fields of Lancaster, Pennsylvania, waking many mornings to work in the barn and then hitch up his horse and pony to head off to the one room schoolhouse. I was raised in a large family stitched with rich Amish heritage, the youngest of 8 children.

I spent most of my childhood in elaborate pretend homes under our evergreens, playing house and shaping a world out of imagination.

As the years went on, Jake and I met and created our own family home filled with life and love and babies, chasing dreams and fireflies, soaking in the beauty of life along the Millstream. But in the midst of everyday moments we began to recognize that we had so little from our childhood to pass onto our children. What gives an object value? What makes something an heirloom? If we didn’t have something on the shelf we could point toward, could we start now?

What would happen if we’d design products that our local craftsmen could manufacture? Beautiful things we could use and pass down, and begin the journey of an item on a shelf to an item cherished, an heirloom in the making.

So in early 2016 we began our journey, driving for hours down endless back roads, tracking down the most talented and timeless makers still using historic production methods. Our makers live simple lives and create beautiful products. Their stories became ours, and Millstream Home was born. Jake and I have poured our hearts into every detail of this collection. Every stitch, rivet and seam has been diligently and meticulously looked after.

We believe it’s time to be more mindful about purchasing, to be good stewards of this power that we have and to start saying no to disposable home goods. We have choices and options now about knowing who made the things we buy and place in our homes. We believe that American Made Matters and that supporting the local maker is always worth it. After all, these products are meant to last and, in time, to even carry their own stories and meaning.

When you make a purchase from Millstream Home, you directly support each Maker and their family. Our Amish basket weavers, quilters, toymakers, our seamstress and potters, blacksmiths and leather makers, candlemakers and broom weavers. Each piece is made in someone’s shop or shed, or garage turned craft room. And we wouldn’t have it any other way. No elaborate factories here, just a hard day’s work and a life spent doing what we love. Thank you for taking the time to be here.

If we could, we’d have you all over for dinner.

Jake & Janelle and The Millstream Home Family