William Robbins
William Robbins Furniture MakerVincentown, NJWebsite William Robbins has been designing and building furniture professionally in New Jersey since 1980. He
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Jean Dominique Bebak
Nature Bone StudioSwedesboro, NJWebsite Nature Bone Studio is the creation of Jean Dominique, a neurodivergent artist, bone collector and houseplant
Frank Westfall
Middle Earth LeatherSyracuse, NYWebsite Our work is limited. Our work is our own. We have no employees. We do this
Merianne Nichols
Nichols LeatherVenice, FL I use smooth and hand textured leather to create my items. I have a passion for color
Ted Walker
Reflections in SilverMechanicsburg, PAWebsite Our thing is sterling silver and we are true fabricators (no lie)! That means every piece
Cindy Slotnick
Perfect DuoSomerset, NJWebsite My husband and I create unique, one of a kind necklaces and bracelets. We weave a tubular
Anthony Niglio
Dream Trader JewelryEgg Harbor Township, NJWebsite I am a jewelry artist specializing in creating jewelry using rare and unusual stones
Peg Miller
Pegs JewelsMelbourne Beach, FLWebsite I hand weave silver and gold to develop unique textures, patterns, and designs in my jewelry.
Nancy Irons
Nancy Irons, Fine JewelryAudubon, NJ All of my pieces are entirely hand fabricated using sterling silver and a wide variety
Pamela Iobst
Pamela Iobst DesignsWhitehall, NJ I am a glass artist who makes both lampworked beads and jewelry and a glass fuser
Sheila Fernekes
Sheila Fernekes Design StudioFlemington, NJWebsite I create contemporary wearable art by weaving glass beads in layers of color, pattern and
Diana Contine
Dakota MoonNew Hope, PAWebsite I work in Fine silver and use pearls and gemstones for the colorful accents. Work is
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