Jean Hasselhan
Made 4 U by JeanAtco, NJWebsite Ever since I was a young girl, I’ve had a passion for making jewelry.
Bello Tesoro, LLC.
Bello Tesoro, LLC.Budd Lake, NJ My work is influenced by various periods in design as well as random patterns in
Tiff Leps
Procyon GlassWebsite Tiffany Leps, known as Tiff (She/they), is a Glass and mixed media artist out of Southern New Jersey.
Metzger Makes
Metzger MakesCarneys Point, NJWebsite Joshua Metzger is a bright, up and coming artist with a concentration in glass making. Originally
Jeremy Hayes
Jeremy HayesMadison, NJ Jeremy Hayes is primarily a glass and photographic artist born and raised in New Jersey. He attended
Tess McGuire Hatmaker
Tess McGuire HatmakerLittle River, CAWebsite Growing up in Switzerland, I was fortunate to follow a long tradition of hand work.
Suzi Foster
Suzi’s Colorful SilkRiverton, NJWebsite I create hand dyed silk scarves, jackets, tops and hair scrunchies using habotai silk. They are
N Things
N ThingsElmer, NJ After dabbling with all types of crafts, I found that I love making brooms! There is something
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 small local business run by artists Tate Newfield and Gemma Hollister.
Clint Hunter
Hunter PotteryVentnor, NJWebsite I got my BFA in Ceramics at Edinboro University of Pennsylvania in 1991. I worked at University
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