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Artistic License – A Guild of Artisans

Artistic License is a guild of SF Bay Area artisans committed to historic crafts , historic preservation, and period design. Members are small artisan businesses in woodwork, decorative arts, architecture, and restoration. Submitted from the IP address 157.131.244.31.

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Nagut Arte Huichol

Nagut Arte huichol all about the huichol world, huichol handicrafts, mandalas ojos de dios and more.we handle wholesale prices and we can adapt the products to your preference. Mexican handmade products more than handmade made with the heart. you can…

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Galería Octágono

Octágono is a community development program including education, manual skills development, and sales opportunities for those involved. It was created in 2001 by textile artist, Silvia Piza-Tandlich. Its main goal is the development and use of manual skills through 100%…

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Jenn Wells Studio

I create handmade enamels and jewelry as well as teach online and in person workshops. Thank you. Submitted from the IP address 95.247.47.204.

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interrobang letterpress

30 years of genuine hand-and machine-set letterpress design and typography from an enormous collection of over 700 fonts of letterpress type and ornament. No plastic plates ever. Traditional skills and methods. Fine type, and fine paper well printed. Submitted from…

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Linotypesetting

Linecast typesetting for the letterpress crafts. Type in composition and ornament cast in unlimited quantities. From books to business cards and anything in between. Submitted from the IP address 141.154.9.208.

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MAWG Drums

Specializing in rawhide drums. Ceremonial and Pow Wow drums made and repaired. Hand drums and rattles made. Submitted from the IP address 67.44.208.117.

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Waterford Craft School

Contact: Lisa Kovatch, Education Associate lkovatch@waterfordfoundation.org 540-882-3018 Submitted from the IP address 23.31.108.229.

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