Atwater, OH
Heidi makes bright ceramic ornaments in a variety of fun designs including varieties of animals, dogs, cats, birds, holiday and whimsical subjects.
Atwater, OH
Heidi makes bright ceramic ornaments in a variety of fun designs including varieties of animals, dogs, cats, birds, holiday and whimsical subjects.
Waterbury, VT
Stuart wood fires his stoneware pots in his Athens, Ohio studio. He received his MFA in ceramics from University of Nebraska, Lincoln, in 2017, and his BAS in history at Ohio University, Athens, Ohio, where he also completed post-baccalaureate work in ceramics. The geometric forms he creates are driven by form, function, utility, subtlety, and discovery. Stuart hopes that each piece is used and enjoyed whether displayed on a table or in the hands of the user.
Dublin, OH
Tim has been making functional and sculptural ceramics for over 40 years. He works out of his studio in Dublin, Ohio. His stoneware items are food-safe and can be used in the microwave, oven and dishwasher.
Company: Evening Star Studio
Jersey City, NJ
Beth uses porcelain to handbuild delightful animal ornaments. She has been working in clay since the early 1990’s.
South Bend, IN
Norah Ruth creates functional ceramics enhanced with beautiful floral imagery. She is currently pursuing a master’s degree in ceramics at Notre Dame University in South Bend, Indiana.
Artist: Jenny Turner Daisy, MO www.villagedesigns.com Dodie Eisenhauer, has been making her wire mesh and springy wire designs since 1989. Her daughter, Jenny Turner brought new and fresh energy to the business in 2010 with the introduction of jewelry and has taken over the business since her Dodie’s passing in 2020. Her pieces are created after she coils the wire, appearing to be a “spring”. Springerlee sounds the part but is really a type of German cookie. Her jewelry is made with silver plated copper wire. It has been permanently colored and made for jewelry. The Orbanizers, trees and larger items are made with steel wire. They will not rust. |
Berlin, MD
For nearly 40 years, Chris has been designing and producing unique note cards featuring her hand-drawn original designs embellished with tatted lace, which is also made by hand. The tatted lace as an integral part of the design and represents a key element of the overall artwork. Tatting is the age-old art of making delicate lace by hand, looping and knotting a single cotton thread using a small shuttle.
Location: Spokane, WA
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Rik began making his unique fish in the spring of 2000, the local Earth Day committee asked him to create and implement a “community art” project as part of their annual celebration. He constructed an 8′ w. x 15′ h. “poem board” with fabricated a four-foot long Bull trout from tin can lids was erected in Spokane’s Riverfront Park on Earth Day. He continues to make these unique pieces with upcycled materials in his studio in Spokane, Washington.