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Judy Tampa
Subtle, playful & fresh - fashion forward clothing combining simplicity of line and post modern construction with an artistic sense of color and texture. Her distinctive designs are primarily silk and cotton voile, and tend toward the bright, rich colors you see in Indian saris. A very unique collection we're proud to represent.
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Satya
Satya's collection of yoga inspired jewelry includes silver and gold necklaces, earrings, bracelets and rings. The pieces are lovely, delicate and original with unique gem stones and feature a variety of spiritual symbols. A sweet and happy collection.
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Heather Hall
Handmade scarves handcrafted by fusing wool and woven cloth, synthesizing ancient craft with contemporary couture to create fiber alchemy. Enjoy everywhere, all the time. |
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Mark Brown
Mark Brown makes fun, one-of-a-kind mixed media sculptures and clocks in his backyard studio in Easthampton, Massachusetts. Trained as a painter, he has worked on canvas for 25 years, and his interest in color, pattern and figurative imagery can be seen in this current body of three-dimensional work. Each of his pieces is a unique, stylized and engaging character. |
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Ayala Bar
Hip style pieces combining unique fabric compositions with crystals, glass, stones and metal. |
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Make Love Not Trash
Our handbags are made from the finest natural and organic fabrics and printed using non-toxic inks and dyes. We make sure that all trims are nickel, lead and acid free. Our vegetable tanned leather is processed using natural oils that are 100% sustainable. We use high quality organic and natural materials to ensure a safe and beautiful product. By staying true to our core environmental values, we are proud to make products of the highest quality possible while leaving the smallest footprint. |
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Philippa Roberts
Simply beautiful and classically romantic, philippa roberts jewelry makes a woman feel purely feminine.
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Neesh
Denise Allen Robinson designs an eclectic combination of item driven clothing. Her concept focuses on beautiful individual pieces that can be mixed with the customers existing wardrobe or put together in a funky, eclectic, mismatched manner.
Every item features couture construction in a youthful, vintage yet modern look designed for a woman of any age She likes to say that this is clothing for the "Grown-Up Girl."
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Highway Bags
Long-time New York fashion and fabric designer Jem Filippi, inspired by street fashion, fine art and industrial design, established her original line of bags and accessories. Her designs represent functionality, creative textures and sophisticated colors. These beautiful bags are primarily made from fine Japanese nylons with leather accents and touches of artful embroideries or prints.
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Desigual
Desigual garments are painstakingly made with their textures, colors, forms and multitudes of different beads. Embroidered buttons, crocheted patchworks, frayed clothes, naf motifs...to let you enjoy the heat in the best Desigual spirit
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Chuck Stern Ceramics
The goal of my work is to make artifacts that sit in the room like the interesting stranger you hope to meet at a party - fine looking, a colorful story-teller and a good listener. One who keeps you entertained with new ideas and interesting takes on old ones. It would be wonderful to make something that adds a bit of respite from the everyday internal conversation and leaves you feeling better after your encounter. But short of that, I would hope they would lend some sweetness to the ether. chucksternceramics.com
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StoryPeople
Brian Andreas is an artist, sculptor and storyteller. He uses traditional media from fine art, theatre and storytelling to engage and move us with his collection of stories, drawings and sculptures. Storypeople are wood sculptures, three to four feet tall, in a roughly human form. Each piece uses only recycled barn and fence wood from old homesteads in northeast Iowa. Adding to their individual quirkiness are scraps of old barn tin and twists of wire. They are painted with bright colors and handstamped, a letter at a time, with original stories. The most striking aspect of StoryPeople are the shaded spirit faces that are softly blended into the wood surface, and make each StoryPerson come alive. Brian Andreas' work is shown and collected internationally. Click here to check out our latest line of StoryPeople books
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Lunn by lillith
A beautiful mix of fabrics, textures, and subtle patterns. |
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dick & jayne
Inspired by Jayne's fun, slightly funky and very hip outlook, her fashions fills a need for fashion minded women who want to maintain a unique and relevant look...in clothing that is styled and cut to enhance a feminine figure, while leaving room for personal style interpretation. "Everyone has style, be true to yours." - Jayne |
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Mashka Jewelry
Born in the heart of Siberia, at the crossroads of Europe and Asia, Mashka inherited the region's unique ability to balance the high sophistication of European traditions with the mystical complexity of the East. Her jewelry represents the fusion of two worlds in a vivid celebration of the pure colors and untouched beauty. All of Mashka jewelry is handcrafted in the USA from domestic and imported semi-precious stones and fine metals.With the chic feminine designs and timeless appeal, Mashka will have a permanent place in your jewelry box. |
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Melissa Shoes
Melissa Amazonista is a collection in which it's all about color and plastic. With the rich and inspiring Amazon forest delineating our ideas, the most varied tones appear: supercolored and brilliant. |
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Annieglass
An award-winning, handcrafted glassware made on California's central coast. Annieglass's trademark look and unique shape originates in a uniquely developed glass bending technique.A sheet of flat glass is melted over a ceramic mold and fired at such a high temperature (1350F) that precious metals become permanently fused to the glass.The result differs from traditional hand blowing not only in its special translucent textured finish but also in its remarkable durability: the glass becomes tarnish and chip resistant and dishwasher safe. |
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Morphicism
...a new art movement for the 21st century. DESK MORPHsliders are prints attached behind a plexiglass panel |
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Rebecca McNerney
Rebecca's work focuses on the textural differences between the silver and the pearls and gemstones. She likes to combine smooth pearls with textured and oxidized metal. The silver beads, slides, clasps, and chain links are designed in wax, and then cast in sterling silver. All of her designs are very simple, and focus on the intrinsic beauty of the materials. |
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Christy Knox
Natural Elements is the impressive collection of handmade stoneware pottery combining the love of nature with our interest in producing pottery that is both functional and fabulous to behold. Your favorite vase, favorite bowl or dish, favorite mug; we specialize in making favorites for you. Personal treasures, stunning gifts, the work speaks volumes as only hand created works of art can do.
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Megan Hart
Megan Hart has been making pottery for 30 years. She received her BFA in ceramics from the Massachusetts College of Art and attended Hornsey College of Art in London, England for postgraduate work. She has participated in many prestigious shows and her work is in private collections across the country. Megan lives on a small farm in Conway, MA
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Constance Talbot
My work is an exploration of large-scale pieces for the home and garden landscape. Special features include multiple and tiered lids which can be used as winter lids for outdoor pieces, or can be turned over and used as a birdbath or separately as a fruit bowl. Constance lives in Windsor, MA
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Sam Taylor
The wood fired and salt glazed finishes are durable, long lasting and dishwasher safe. Our pottery is hand made and wheel thrown, made from stoneware and porcelain clay. Sam lives in Westhampton, MA
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Tom White
My focus has always been on function; Pots that are a joy to use, pots that give the user both comfort and mystery, pots that are enjoyed like an old friend and yet bring new discoveries with daily use. One might find a certain area of the glaze previously undiscovered or a small finger print at the base of a handle. I often wonder where my pots will go and how they'll be used, and hope those using them will get as much enjoyment from them as I did on the day I made them. Tom lives in Northfield, MA
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Abby Berkson
Abby received her BFA from the New York State College of Ceramics at Alfred University in 2003. Her glaze work is inspired by textile design and children's illustration, and her pots are fired to cone 10 in a gas reduction kiln. All of her tableware is microwave and dishwasher safe. Abby currently lives in Northampton.
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Maya Machin
Wheel-thrown, salt-glazed, wood-fired stoneware for your home and beyond. Mayan resides in Florence, MA
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Kaleidoscope Pottery
For over thirty years, we have been producing high quality, one-of-a-kind, functional stoneware pottery. Each piece of Leafware is created by hand in our small, New England studio. The leaves used for the designs are picked from our garden and the surrounding area; we use over thirty varieties of leaves. The process involves using the actual leaf impressions, making each piece unique. |
