Zoras Ethos · Camas, Washington

Small wonders,
made by one family.

Gingerbread from our home workshop, Dora’s hand-drawn designs, and the projects that grow from four people who believe in each other.

Four stars, one constellation

Each of us has our own passion. Together, one family.

We’re a blended family. Charlene had Noah, David had Dora, and together we became something stronger than either half: a family of four that shows up for each other.

Dora has her dance. Noah has his swimming. David has his jiu jitsu. Charlene has her career as a substance use disorder counselor. Zoras Ethos is the roof we all share, the place where those passions turn into things we make together.

The whole story
A constellation of four stars named Charlene, David, Noah and Dora, all joined together Charlene David Noah Dora
A hand-painted tree with a braided trunk opening into three branches, each topped with a small gold star

Three branches

One family, three things we make together.

  1. I

    My Clinical Voice

    Charlene & David

    “Your clinical voice, mapped.” The Helix lives on its own site.

    Visit myclinicalvoice.com
  2. II

    The Workshop

    Charlene, Dora & David

    Original designs, 3D printed in full color at home. This holiday: a family of gingerbread cookies that ride on ribbon.

    See the workshop pieces
  3. III

    Designs by Dora

    Dora & David

    Dora’s drawings, finished together with David and made into things to wear and use.

    See Dora’s designs

From the workshop · Holiday

A gingerbread family, ready for your ribbon.

Three original characters, sculpted to look freshly piped and printed in full color. A hidden keeper on the back lets them slide onto ribbon for the tree, a wreath, or the kitchen cabinets.

Dora's Cat and Bunny Friends artwork: a tuxedo cat and a floppy-eared bunny hugging in a flower meadow under a pink heart balloon that says Friends

Cat & Bunny Friends, by Dora

Drawn by Dora. Finished together.

Cat and Bunny Friends started as one of Dora’s pencil sketches. David helped turn it into finished artwork, with her signature right there in the corner.

See Dora’s designs

On the workbench

New pieces, season by season.

There’s always something half-finished on the bench: new prints for the home, new drawings from Dora. We’ll only bring them here when they’re right.

Hear about them first

Letters from the workshop

A note when something new is ready.