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Clara Pacheco
Clara Pacheco's collection of belts, bags, wrist cuffs, and bolos are hand-crafted one-of-a-kind pieces made using only authentic exotic skin products such as alligator, ostrich, shark skin, etc.
"I hope you will discover your own inner wildness when you wear these one-of-a-kind works of art."
Jason Parsley
Hand thrown stoneware or porcelain. Hand decorated with a technique called glaze trailing using my own glazes.
Aaron Reed
He is an inspirational self-taught artist from Albany, Georgia. He grew up surrounded by African American art in his family home. He discovered his artistic talent in his senior year, where he was a standout Basketball Player at Westover High School. He has a passion for art and his work is full of...
Lindsey Davis & Rod Garcia
Skin at Peace co-founder, Lindsey Davis, has battled Rosacea and Sensitive Skin her entire life, and never found the right skincare line to calm her irritated skin.
She has over 11 years experience working with and being trained by ZO Skin, SkinCeuticals, Eminence, Hydra-Facial, Skin Fitness and...
Larry & Tracey Rogers
"LTR Pottery is owned by clay artist Larry and Tracey Rogers. With a studio in their home, they create unique one of a kind pieces that evoke the imagination as one contemplates how the artist created the piece.
In 2004, Tracey gave Larry pottery lessons for an anniversary present. Larry took...
American Glory Style
Inspired by advertisements, ephemera and prints on old burlap sacks our handbags let you carry a piece of our nation’s past into your future.
Carefully perfected designs, and top notch materials (linen, canvas & leather), each handbag has the look of a precious antique-but the durability to...
J. Sullivan
J. B. Sullivan’s critters and creatures cause young and old alike to peer closely at his graphite drawings. Hundreds of pencil strokes go into each piece, resulting in a realistic style of immense detail. A raconteur himself, Sullivan’s art conveys an unforgettable story.
A rare Colorado native,...
Timothy Sullivan
"“Each man’s life is a diary into which he means to write one story, and then writes another.” I remember reading that when I was about 16, and I remember it as attributed to “anonymous”. Recently I “googled” the quote and found out that it really goes : “The life of every man is a diary in which...
Scott & Vicki Supraner
Scott & Vicki Supraner have been professional ceramic artists since 1989. After graduating from the State University of New York at Purchase, they relocated to the Shenandoah Valley in Virginia. There, they established the Hawksbill Pottery taking the name Hawksbill from the local mountain...