Michael Ohm
Screaming Goat GlassWebsite My name is Michael Ohm, I began working with glass at 8 years old and work mainly
Festival of Fine Craft
Jorge Gil
Gil Leatherworks Contemporary hand painted leatherworks
Jupi T. Das
Jupi’s Art of Paper CuttingWebsite I am a self-taught artist working in this medium – “Paper” since 1999. I made
Yanina Siani
Yanina Siani JewelryWebsite All my pieces are entirely hand fabricated using traditional metal smithing techniques. I work in high carat
Ruth Maina
NJERISTUDIOWebsite I am a designer and maker of one of a kind jewelry. I Grew up in a village in
Nancy Bryant
Nancy Jane – Artisan JewelryWebsite I have been a metalsmith, jewelry artist since 2010. My jewelry studio is operated entirely
Michele Cole
Michele Cole JewelryWebsite I create one-of-a-kind jewelry inspired by the rhythms of land, water, and history. My work incorporates semi-precious
Lydia Halbert
Lydia Halbert HandcraftedWebsite My jewelry is handmade and one of a kind. Many of my pieces are worn in multiple
Ricky Boscarino
Luna ParcWebsite Ricky Boscarino aka: Ricky of Luna Parc has been creating art and craft since his youth. Being born
Harriet Forman-Barrett
Harriet Forman-BarrettNew Paltz, NYWebsite Harriet Forman Barrett’s art captures the elegance and resilience of the human form, exploring the tension
Margaret Coffman
DuneBeads Flame worker self taught. Worked in many mediums but glass is my friend.
Dawn Lombard
Dawn Lombard – Glass & MetalWebsite In a world where mass-produced jewelry dominates the market, Dawn’s creations stand out as
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