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Jay Lana

 Jay Lana is a Florida based, self-taught artist who works with reclaimed materials to create award-winning, functional art.  Mainly guided by intuition, each unique piece he creates tells a story of time and place, the materials used in each piece provides it with qualities such as strength, grace...

Ira and Sue Lances

Ira & Sue Lances of Staten Island New York began making Wearables back in 1980 in NYC. As the items became more artsy, Ira & Sue felt the need to start selling their one-of-a-kind jackets and scarves at various Art & Craft shows throughout the country. Many of the venues they currently...

Jimmy Langford

Pieces are cut, hammered & formed from various metals including stainless steel, copper & brass. Finishes obtained through etching, polishing & the application of metal dyes for color.

Mary Ellen Lanigan & David George

Would you like to express yourself with quality hand-crafted jewelry and sculpture? Artisan jewelry will add to your own view of art and carry along with it a story of sorts of how it came to be and what it means to you personally. We specialize in all kinds of wire and metal work. We prefer...

Heather Laurie

My inspiration is to bring beauty, artfulness and functionality to simple yet dynamic designs. Silk is my canvas. Utilizing a technique similar to water-color, I hand-dye and detail an array of unusual silks, exploring the interplay of color, texture and shape. Each one-of-a-kind garment and...

Finny Lazarus

I began creating functional art in the form of jewelry 20 years ago. My major focus is on fresh-water pearls and semi precious stones and I use mainly 14k Gold or Sterling Silver findings. All of my pieces are one of a kind, which start out on a design board where I let my artistic imagination take...
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Bob Lehman

Sculptures made from gourds and natural elements.

Sandy Lehman

Hand formed clay sculptures with found driftwood and shells

Amy Lennard Gmelin

I started experimenting with cement long before it became the trendy thing to do. To paraphrase an old country song "I was concrete when concrete wasn't cool". I love trying to expand the boundaries of concrete and see what I can get away with (my fellow concrete artists know exactly what I mean...

Jay Andrew Lensink Lensink

I design and make each piece of wearable art myself. I make settings out of fine silver for gemstones and pearls, often with nature-inspired themes. You can find me on weekends at juried art fairs in sunny Florida in the winter and the midwest in the summer. Take a look from time to time on Etsy to...

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