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Studio Kyra

Home & Garden, Decor, Office, Paper & Stationery, Greeting Cards, Other, Miscellaneous, Arts & Crafts
Women Owned, Handmade
Welcome to StudioKyra, a shop focused on hand lettering and modern calligraphy in everything from small gifts to home decor and even event decor.

Ivelisse Designs

Home & Garden, Decor, Fashion, Clothing, Tees, Women’s, Arts & Crafts
Women Owned, Ships Internationally
Welcome to my shop! So glad you're here! Ivelisse Designs is a one woman shop that specializes in curating quality calligraphy hand painted acrylic wedding/event, home , and lifestyle items! My greatest joy is creating something special that brings a smile to my customer's face! Custom options and listings as DEFINITELY available.

Charlotte Edey

Home & Garden, Decor, Arts & Crafts
Women Owned
Charlotte Edey is a British artist & illustrator working across print, textile and embroidery. Symbolism and myth inform her interdisciplinary exploration of the intersections of identity and the spiritual. The experience of womxn of colour is centered in her commentary on the politics of space. She has previously presented solo shows at Flowers Gallery, London (2018) and PUBLIC Gallery, London (2019). Her work has been included in group shows at TJ Boulting, London (2018 & 2019), Mall Galleries, London (2019) and Palazzo Monti, Brescia (2019). Selected clients include Miu Miu, New York Times, Penguin Random House, Soho House, New York Times Magazine, WeTransfer, The Guardian & BBC News. See more here. Her work has been featured in Creative Review, Vanity Fair, It’s Nice That, Elle, Dazed, Elephant, AnOther Magazine & more.

Diane Hill Design

Home & Garden, Decor, Arts & Crafts
Charitable, Free Shipping, Ships Internationally, Women Owned
I’m Diane, a London based artist, wife and mum of two girls. I paint bright and beautiful art inspired by a style popular in the 18th Century called Chinoiserie, pronounced ‘shin-waa-zuh-ree’. I became particularly interested in antique Chinoiserie wallpapers, for their bright bold patterns and scenic storytelling. During a trip to China I learnt the unique skill of watercolour painting using natural Chinese brushes on silk paper. I pay meticulous attention to achieving beautiful blended gradients which give my paintings a sense of depth, as well as ultra fine details using precision brushes. I collect inspiration from historical reference books, Asian art and ancient techniques, to adapt these classic designs for modern interiors. I make one of a kind silk wallpapers, hand-painted murals and original artworks for luxury interiors, hotels and private residences. I work with both private clients as well as some of the world’s leading interior design teams. My tailored service means the client’s needs are met at every stage of the design process, from initial idea discussions to samples and final sign off. I take great pleasure in spending time understanding my client’s brief and delivering the unique design they had envisaged. I am proud to have created a range of beautifully printed products from my hand-painted designs, a way that more of you can bring Chinoiserie joy to your lives either on a large scale, with my fine art prints, or as decor for your iphone. I have my original paintings digitised using a specialist precision scanner. This process creates a perfect reproduction of the original painting, including the soft texture of the woven silk and every fine brush stroke. I love to hear from you so do get in touch if there is anything you would like to discuss. If you want to stay up to date with my newest work the best way is to follow me on instagram or sign up to my mailing list. I hope you enjoy my colourful world of Chinoiserie chic!

Brooklyn Clay Industries

Home & Garden, Decor, Wedding, Arts & Crafts
Brooklyn Clay Industries is a pottery and ceramic studio located in the historic Brooklyn Navy Yard where people of all ages and abilities are encouraged to develop their full creative potential through ceramics and its many techniques and applications. The studio is a fully equipped space with all the necessary tools, equipment and supplies to creatively learn and nurture their artistic abilities.

Tthomasarts

Home & Garden, Decor, Arts & Crafts
Women Owned
Tthomasarts is a fun and exciting brand headed by Tiffany Thomas. We offer original art created by Tiffany and workshops that teach color theory and design. Our goal is to not only sell art nationally online and through galleries and craft shows, but also to demonstrate to others how art can bridge communities and make the world a better place.

Hook of Love

Health & Beauty, Skincare, Hair & Headwear, Accessories, Fashion, Clothing, Women’s, Accessories, Scarves, Arts & Crafts
Women Owned, Handmade
My name is Ami. I am the designer and maker behind HookofLove. In here, I share some of my crochet projects. You’ll find some free and paid crochet patterns, plus some other crafts that hook my attention

Winter Willow Felts

Hair & Headwear, Accessories, Home & Garden, Decor, Children, Fashion, Accessories, Jewelry, Entertainment & Toys, Toys, Dolls, Books, Arts & Crafts
Women Owned, Handmade
Felt activity books really get the imagination going! Winter and Willow Felts started as just creating fun toys and books based on the things Winter and Willow wanted created for their playroom. Their friends started asking for custom items and we opened a shop to share with the world.

Artificer

Home & Garden, Decor, Other, Miscellaneous, Arts & Crafts
Women Owned, Handmade
Studio Artificer is a design studio that specialises in woodwork and ceramics. We welcome commissions and projects, and are particularly interested in balancing beauty and utility. Studio Artificer Shop seeks the work of artisans who purposefully go deep into a productive understanding of their materials and processes. For these artists and makers, what they make is an integral part of how they think and how they live. The lines between art, craft and design are both embraced and played upon in order to create a tension through which the refinement of their independent creative philosophy can flourish.. Studio Artificer is run by ceramicist Isatu Hyde and woodworker and furniture maker Kai Venus-Demetrio from their workshop in South Shropshire. Their working partnership is based on their love of natural materials, and of beautiful, useful things. They both have a natural desire to spend their time building things with their hands. Kai is a romantic pragmatist, Isatu is an intuitive deep-thinker. Studio Artificer Shop sells work directly from the Studio Artificer workshop, and from makers who are already (or are on their way to becoming) artificers in their field. Everything we sell has been individually handmade and therefore is innately unique, despite often being repeats of a series. Most of the items on our shop are only otherwise available to collect direct from the makers. Certain items can indeed be collected from our workshop or The Marches Pottery Workshop, and can be done so at a discounted prices of around 20-30%. Details of this can be found in the descriptions of such items.

Camille at the Wheel

Home & Garden, Decor, Other, Miscellaneous, Arts & Crafts
Women Owned, Made in America, Handmade
Camille at the Wheel is a collection of handmade, wheel-thrown ceramics with a bent towards beautiful utility. I love a cup that fits nicely in the hand, a bowl that holds just the right amount of popcorn, a mug that is the perfect size for a healthy serving of tea. I hope that my work brings you joy and usefulness, in equal measure. I carve and texture every pot by hand, making each piece one-of-a-kind. Though items may belong to the same set of work, there will be slight variations in size, color, and texture. It is these differences and quirks that contribute to the charm and character of each pot, and add to the unique experience of owning handmade ceramics. I hope you’ll agree! I practice pottery at a shared studio in New York City. I love this artform because it is a chance to make something out of nothing, and the learning opportunities are endless. Plus, for a perfectionist like me, it’s an important reminder to take nothing too seriously, hold on to nothing too tightly, and to occasionally let one’s senses take the lead over one’s brain. At the end of the day, it’s just mud, after all. Thanks for stopping by!