Miranda Blas Art
Miranda Blas ArtPhiladelphia, PAWebsite Miranda Blas is a multi-media Latina artist working primarily in atmospheric-fired ceramics. Her colorful and feminist
The Whimsy Menagerie
The Whimsy MenagerieLevittown, PAWebsite I create handmade beaded jewelry utilizing semi-precious gemstones, glass seed beads, leather, and other organic materials.
Second Generation Glassworks
Second Generation GlassworksPhiladelphia, PAWebsite Second Generation Glassworks features the designs of Brynn Hurlstone, a Philadelphia-based artist and educator. The daughter
ZapGlass Studio
ZapGlass StudioMorristown, NJWebsite ZapGlass studio is owned by Jieun & Jon Zapiecki. They currently live and work in Morristown, NJ.
Deep Creek Glass Worx
Deep Creek Glass WorxEmmaus, PAWebsite I have been blowing glass since 2013. I do flameworking with borosilicate glass. Molten glass
Sheriru Kimono Silk
Sheriru Kimono SilkEaston, PAWebsite Kimonos are incredibly beautiful garments made from the finest silk in the world. Days, weeks, and
Patrick Michael Accessories
Patrick Michael AccessoriesPhiladelphia, PAWebsite All of my product is handcrafted from discontinued fabrics headed to landfill. My signature is a
True Honey Teas
True Honey TeasLorton, VAWebsite True Honey Teas began with the idea to bring natural single-serve tea pods to every home,
Karin Alisa Houben Jewelry
Karin Alisa Houben JewelryBoiceville, NJWebsite Karin’s home & studio look out onto the beauty of the Catskill Mountains/ Hudson Valley,
Alan Willoughby
Alan WilloughbyDeptford, NJWebsite Alan Willoughby lives and makes pots in southern New Jersey, where he shares a home, studio, and
Evelyn Taylor Designs
Evelyn Taylor DesignsCollingswood, NJWebsite Ceramic artist Evelyn Taylor Bonner earned a BFA in Ceramics from Syracuse University in 1990, then
Bruce Weiner Clay Artist
Bruce Weiner Clay ArtistGlenside, PA I have worked as an artist and teacher in Montgomery county Pennsylvania for over 40
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