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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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Mark Poulin
Mark has created a line of jewelry to satisfy the playfulness in us all. his cartoon characters and abstract botanical forms start as doodles and become jewelry only through a long editing and selection process which then are translated into screen prints that are fired onto the surface of the enamel. Mark is rightfully proud of his loyal following.
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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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Judy Tampa
Subtle, playful & fresh - fashion forward clothing combining simplicity of line and post modern construction with an artistic sense of color & 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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An Ren
Stylish, simple, and unique. Retro styles and fabrics give An Ren her distinctive look. Her designs are super original, and you'll love the details that are added to every piece. Infinitely covetable clothing - be prepared for compliments!
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Komarov
Shelley Komarov creates clothes that are for the busy, styish woman. As a Hollywood costume designer, she worked with many actresses, such as Nicole Kidman, Halle Berry, Juliana Marguiles, Jamie Lee Curtis, and Loretta Young. And after 30 films and 5 emmys she has created a wonderful line for the rest of us.
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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, naïf motifs...to let you enjoy the heat in the best Desigual spirit
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Re-Mix Shoes
Re-Mix vintage shoes are authentically styled reproductions of popular shoes from the 1940's to the 60's. Favorites such as 40's wedgies, sexy 40's "Pin-up girl" high heel platforms and "babydoll" round toe pumps, saddle shoes, wood platform stilettos and more. High quality construction and fantastic styling will make these shoes your new favorites!
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Dovetail Ceramics
Margaret & Josh Smith's playful, youthful pottery is as pleasing to look at as it is to use. These porcelain pieces have a wonderful graphic quality that represents a fresh young approach. All of their ceramic ware is designed, constructed, fired and screen-printed at their home and are food-safe and durable for everyday use.
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Hardwear by Renee
Renee Christopher, an artist and designer has created a line of strong, sexy, and smart handbags that easily transition from day to evenings. Inspired by her vision of today's woman, the line of handbags proves durability need not be dowdy, nor femininity fussy and fragile. Her use of hardware and recycled materials features a range of modern colors with great, clean urban style.
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Red Chair Studio
Christine Herron has designed original, wonderful hand made scarves. In all of her creative endeavors, it is the uncommon use of color, sensitivity to the materials and love of the natural world that remains central to her work. Her one-of-a-kind, casually elegant collection in silk and luminous velvet is hand dyed small batches and hand sewn on her own textiles. These scarves are very special.
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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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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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Skagen Watches
In 1987, Henrik and Charlotte Jorst came to the United States from their native Denmark to follow a dream: that of owning and running their own business. Skagen Designs was founded by these two natives of Copenhagen on the principle that beautifully designed, high-quality watches can be created at reasonable prices. The Skagen Collection of watches reflects the Jorsts' creative Danish spirit with clean, elegant designs, skillful craftsmanship and technical perfection. |
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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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