Makers & Vendors

Elena has been throwing stoneware in her Midtown studio for over a decade. Her work draws from the high-desert landscape — muted earth tones, raw textures, and forms that feel like they belong to the land.

Wheel-thrown stoneware, functional ware, sculptural vessels

Cal works exclusively with salvaged and locally sourced timber from the Sierra Nevada. Every piece carries the grain and history of its original tree.

Furniture, carved bowls, live-edge slabs

Soo-Jin weaves on a floor loom using natural fibers and plant-based dyes sourced from the Great Basin. Her work is slow, deliberate, and deeply rooted in place.

Hand-woven blankets, scarves, natural dye workshops

Marcus learned blacksmithing from his grandfather and has been forging functional ironwork for 20 years. His pieces are built to last generations.

Forged tools, hardware, sculptural ironwork

Dani hand-stitches every piece using traditional saddle-making techniques. Her bags, wallets, and belts are built for daily use and designed to age beautifully.

Hand-stitched bags, wallets, belts, custom orders

Theo has been blowing glass for 15 years. His work ranges from functional vessels to large-scale sculptural installations. Watching him work is an experience in itself.

Blown glass vessels, goblets, sculptural pieces

Rosa runs a one-woman letterpress and screen-printing studio out of a converted garage in South Reno. Her prints are bold, graphic, and unapologetically regional.

Letterpress, screen printing, limited-edition posters

Amara works with raw Nevada minerals — turquoise, obsidian, and petrified wood — set in hand-fabricated sterling silver. Every piece is a small piece of the desert.

Sterling silver, Nevada stone settings, wearable sculpture

Grace draws on her Paiute heritage to create hand-built ceramics that blend traditional forms with contemporary surface treatments. Her work is quiet, powerful, and deeply personal.

Hand-built ceramics, pit-fired vessels, traditional forms

Pete builds heirloom-quality furniture and small goods from Sierra Nevada hardwoods. His joinery is entirely hand-cut — no pocket screws, no shortcuts.

Hand-cut joinery furniture, cutting boards, wooden toys

Lena specializes in copper and bronze work — hand-raised vessels, decorative hardware, and wearable pieces that blur the line between craft and fine art.

Hand-raised copper vessels, bronze casting, decorative hardware

Yuki combines traditional Japanese shibori dyeing with Great Basin plant pigments to create one-of-a-kind textile art. No two pieces are ever the same.

Shibori dyeing, indigo, botanical pigments, wall hangings