Artist Showcase

Good Quilt makes custom, heirloom-quality textiles that marry tradition and modern artistry. Each quilt offers warmth, protection, and striking design—crafted to bring comfort and beauty into everyday spaces.

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Anita Barnes is a sculpture artist who creates multimedia pieces that are whimsical, captivating and celebrate the beauty of nature. Her organic objects include vibrant hanging, floor and table sculptures.

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Working across sculpture, craft, and design, Ellie Richards transforms domestic forms into imaginative furniture and installations that invite interaction and explore how objects carry cultural meaning and shared values.

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Dan Brockett has been crafting handwoven baskets since 2018 using willow grown on his 12-acre farm. He is focused on sharing the sustainability, functionality and natural beauty of his material.

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Each artwork is created from handmade paper, a gradation of pigmented pulp repeating in sequence, changing, transforming, moments in time, manifested in color, a celebration of the whole.

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As a craft practitioner and researcher, Yinglong specialises in enamelling and silversmithing. His pieces are primarily created using plique-à-jour, an old and rare enamelling technique.

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Noble transforms paper into luminous woven structures—wax-dipped, gilded, and folded—melding tradition with innovation to create elegant, minimal works inspired by universal textile patterns and a lifelong passion for weaving.

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Silver Garden Designs hand-cuts sterling silver jewelry in the USA. Each one-of-a-kind piece reflects nature’s beauty, with custom designs created in partnership with prestigious museums and botanical gardens nationwide.

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Bursting with color, Karen’s abstract work centers around maintaining strict geometry and sharp lines in a material that only bonds when heated to a liquid state.

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From Boston, MA, Zina transforms raw fabric and leather into striking, functional works of art—pieces designed to be carried, worn, and cherished for a lifetime.

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With a fine arts background, Wenjing transforms inspirations from nature, sculpture, and craft into limited-edition beaded jewelry collections, each year presenting fresh designs rooted in her lifelong passion for beauty.

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Liz Pechacek, ceramic artist and sculptor, infuses cups, bowls, and forms with playful energy and refined proportion—objects that spark positive disruption and invite deeper interaction with daily life.

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Rona Chang’s Otto Finn is a sustainable fashion brand creating handcrafted, reversible jackets from colorful kanthas—combining artistry, comfort, and eco-conscious design to reduce waste and celebrate cultural heritage.

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Margaret Jacobs, Akwesasne Mohawk, is an artist, educator and independent curator. Her work explores kinship to the natural world and references cultural, historical and personal narratives.

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Amy Erickson is a Wyoming silversmith crafting the West in metal. From buckles to bits, jewelry to spurs—each piece tells a story of heritage, grit, and beauty.

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This one-of-a-kind hat design blends silk, wool, and mohair yarn for elegance and luxury. Hand-washable (dry flat) and made with prayer and love, it reflects timeless class.

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Ilene handcrafts jewelry in 18k gold, silver, and gemstones, blending playful, contemporary design with meticulous fabrication, textured finishes, and bezels tailored to showcase nature’s unique beauty.

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Gwendolyn Hendry makes organic jewelry of precious metals with unusual gems and minerals. Plant and animal forms are recurring themes in her illustrative work, using a variety of metalsmithing techniques.

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Inspired by her Japanese American heritage and symbolism, Los Angeles–based Suzye is a metal and natural basketry artist. Early hours in her father’s dental lab fostered her love of small, detailed work.

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Once upon a time, a curvy ’90s modern dancer, a ’70s pants pattern, and a ’30s nightgown converged—creating Universal Pants: timeless, bias-cut, one-of-a-kind trousers made to fit you.

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Lori’s work was purchased for use in Zero Day (in DeNiro’s office), Succession (Gerri’s office), Inventing Anna (Laverne Cox’s apartment!!!) and Maggie’s Plan (Julianne Moore’s apartment).

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