meet hannah
art pioneer, designer, writer, wife & mama
Hannah is the co-founder of Everyday Heirloom Co., a brand dedicated to adorning women as God’s beloved using timeless methods of craft & storytelling. Hannah finds herself wearing many hats as she is in a season of birthing babies (a mama of three children under the age of five) and building businesses in the creative entrepreneurial realm with her world-renown Artist and Master Penman husband, Jake Weidmann.
While she fully discloses that jewelry could never keep her here, she is passionate about creating tangible reminders of God’s faithfulness and calling women back to their God-given identity in Christ.
Her favorite thing about this work is how it calls on her first love: writing. Behind every design in the EH collection is a deep well of symbolism and messaging that finds its inspiration rooted in scripture.
PODCAST FEATURES
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Waiting On a Season to Make Sense
What does it look like to be faithful with what’s in your hands? How do you continually put your best effort forward and trust God to fill the many gaps you leave behind?
She’s the founder of Everyday Heirloom, a jewelry business about a whole lot more than jewelry. She shares about stumbling into starting a business and a family at the same time, her incredibly Hallmark-esque story of meeting and marrying her husband and how, while she lacked vision and comfort for what God asked of her, time in molded a brand new perspective on the story He was crafting. Here’s Waiting On A Season To Make Sense.
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She Reads Truth
Exodus Week 5: Bezalel and the Restoration of Art | On this week’s episode, Raechel and Amanda continue their discussion of Exodus with artists Jake and Hannah Weidmann. As the group reads through passages from week 5, they discuss Israel’s activities in the wilderness as construction of the tabernacle continues. Tune in as they share insights on the nation’s relationship with God during this time and what we can learn from their actions.
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What is Resilience Really?
In this episode of the Rhythms for Life podcast, we are joined by Hannah Weidmann, creator of the jewelry company Everyday Heirloom, to discuss the meaning of resilience, share how scripture defines resilience and how the Resilience necklace at Everyday Heirloom came to be and how it was crafted with intention using scripture.
how it started
“WHAT doesn’t CoME NATURALLY BECoMEs A WAY FOR GOD TO WORK SUPERNATURALLY.”
I would have never started a jewelry brand on my own. It quite literally came in a dream. There was so much of this call that didn’t come naturally to me. But what I’m learning is that what doesn’t come naturally becomes a way for God to work supernaturally.
Jewelry couldn’t keep me here. I don’t wear a lot of it, never have. BUT God invited me into this space with a DIFFERENT IDEA —
What if there was such a thing as “putting on” spiritual reality — one that reminded us of who we are and Whose we are? God’s Beloved daughters.
What if there was a tangible ebenezer of sorts that wasn’t about trendy but more about timeless truths? Something that both defies culture and resonates at the same time?
What if?
Everyday Heirloom is all about Adorning the Beloved with the inherent truth & beauty of the gospel. And we believe that it exists for such a time as this.
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everyday heirloom Collection
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fine art
jake weidmann, artist & master penman
EH is the sister-brand to JW, Inc. — explore the brand that set us up in the world of fine art
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the stories worth telling
Dive into the stories that set Jake & Hannah — and their creative careers — apart.
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Hannah loves bringing the message of creativity, God’s original call and design of the artist, and restoring women’s identity back to the imago dei.
FUN FACTS about hannah
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Hannah pivoted from english literary classes at university to be being married at the fresh age of 21. Hannah entered into full-time entrepreneurship with her husband, Jake, building an unconventional career in the world of fine art. Much of their work is inspired by the romance they keep aflame behind-the-screen.
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Mama to three children under the age of five, Hannah affectionately describes her current season as, “birthing babies and building businesses.”
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Everyday Heirloom is the business she never wanted but God knew she needed. She now can’t imagine life without it. There have been a million and one miracles from this small but mighty brand (relationship being chief among them) — and it’s just getting started.
