N Things
N ThingsElmer, NJ After dabbling with all types of crafts, I found that I love making brooms! There is something
Monthly Archives: August 2023
Sang’ceramic Studio
Sang’ceramic StudioHighland Mills, NY My intent is to express my thoughts through my vessels, which are mostly thrown on the
Pearson Glassworks
Pearson GlassworksColts Neck, NJWebsite Jennifer Pearson Sarsany is a second-generation stained glass artist and a member of the Stained Glass
Antolini Glass Co.
Antolini Glass Co.Philadelphia, PAWebsite Antolini Glass Co. is a partner-run glass studio in the Kensington neighborhood of Philadelphia, PA by
Clint Hunter
Hunter PotteryVentnor, NJWebsite I love making functional items for people’s daily rituals. Such as mugs, bowls, teapots, pitchers and vases.
Caravan
CaravanShamong, NJWebsite Aimee Eckert earned a degree in theatre/costume design and has loved creating art since childhood. She spent over
Savvy Fit Soaps
Savvy Fit SoapsForked River, NJWebsite What a person puts on their skin is absorbed into their blood and inner organs
Copper Knoll Farms
Copper Knoll FarmsElmer, NJWebsite Kimberly English is the owner of Copper Knoll Farms, a family-run specialty crop farm in southern
Monique’s Art Jewelry
Monique’s Art JewelryChurchville, PAWebsite Monique Perry is a traditional metalsmith, metal clay artist, and enamelist. She utilizes techniques from the
Robin Miller Artisan Jewelry
Robin Miller Artisan JewelryDoylestown, PAWebsite I am inspired by the beauty and malleability of metals, the surprising range of colors
South Jersey Pysanky
South Jersey PysankyMillville, NJWebsite South Jersey Pysanky was founded in 2018. I have been actively making Pysanky or Ukrainian eggs
Pine Barrens Post
Pine Barrens PostSweetwater, NJWebsite Pine Barrens Post is an apiary and herb farm nestled in the woods of southern NJ.
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