Prophecy Instruments
Prophecy InstrumentsWebsite Nick Wilson is a Baltimore-based artist whose practice explores the intersection of sound, form, and materiality. Working as
Botanic Bronze
Botanic BronzeWebsite Avishai Greis is an Israeli born sculptor and jewelry manufacturer, who immigrated to the US at the age
Knarr Designs
Knarr DesignsI design and make one-of-a-kind vests from luxurious deer skin leather, sometimes I mix in fish skin leather, Salmon
Mercury Swift Studio
Mercury Swift Website Mercury Swift is a fourth-generation craftsperson and first-generation artist based in Baltimore, MD. Mercury has an obsession
Irene and Xenia
Irene and XeniaWebsite Sandra has always loved creating things throughout her life. Crafting as a mother, a teacher, and now
Lydia Halbert Handcrafted
Lydia Halbert HandcraftedWebsite My jewelry is handmade and one of a kind. Many of my pieces are worn in multiple
Chavanne’s Jewelry
Chavanne’s JewelryWebsite I have been a fulltime jeweler for over forty-five years. My work began in New York City, where
Anchored in Suds
Anchored in SudsWebsite Homemade Soaps for body and hands, made with Goats Milk. I have a small line of Body
Mystical Blossoms
Mystical BlossomsWebsite Michaline and Jody Koveloski, two sisters, are the co-founders and formulating artists behind Mystical Blossoms, a handcrafted skincare
Arden Lamp Works
Arden Lamp WorksWebsite I create unique, hand-crafted lamps and shades. Following a long career as a Psychologist, I returned to
Monsters on a Picnic
Monsters on a PicnicWebsite Luzeckyj Orest creates original, handmade monster prints using traditional woodcut techniques. Each design starts as a
Irina’s Original
Irina’s OriginalWebsite My passion for fiber extends from Nuno Felting, knitting and free form crochet into wearable work of art.
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