Kathleen Long

Kathleen Long invites viewers to explore each tile; becoming intrigued by the unique characteristic innate to raku. This rather unpredictable process can yield beautiful colors and distinctive patterns or crack and break into pieces due to thermal shock. It is this unpredictable nature of the raku process that drives Kathleen Long on her continued journey of exploration and experimentation - wow, what rich results! 

Wendy Penta

Inspired by the Arts and Crafts Era and the symmetry of nature, Wendy Penta's tiles are both realistic and stylized, combing fine detail and soft matte glazes, creating subtly stunning tiles.

Scott Weaver

From his single tiles with orchards and birds, to multi-tile panels of woodlands and marsh scenes, Scott Weaver's signature look is high-relief sculpted stoneware tile with a soft glaze background.  

Susan Altenau

Imagery abounds and colors swirl throughout Susan Altenau's tiles. Doing whatever catches her fancy and making no apologies for her varied subject matter ~ dreamy landscapes to realistic portraiture ~ Susan's work has something for everyone. 

Hadley Sedgwick

Her tiles, whether whimsical and highly sculptural or sweetly incised,  reveal Hadley Sedwick's own naivete, innocence, and spontaneity. Each tile is finished with glossy, bright colors and possess a playfulness desired by all collectors.  

Sarah Wilisch Horn

How we love our hometown, our childhood haunts and our favorite hang-outs, and no one does these local landmarks better than Sarah Wilisch Horn. Drawings sketched on-site are translated into lovely detailed, hand-carved architectural tiles. Capturing the essence of each place, she can take requests if you can't wait for her to do your own front door.

Arlene Knaak

All of Arlene Knaak's creations begin with her playing with clay. She enjoys the hand-building process and then impressing each slab with plants and wild flowers. Lastly, she straw-fires the tiles to give them a unique smokey backdrop and brilliant metallic color.  

Nancy Hopkins

Using low-relief, earthenware, Nancy Hopkins creates intimately one-of-a-kind tiles that are inspired by her love of animals, gardening, contemporary illustration and the appreciation for the absurdities of everyday life. Each little narrative is then further embellished with acrylic paint, grout , and found objects.

Jackie Cohen

Last show in this country! After creating a thriving studio and gallery, Jackie Cohen and her husband, Vaughan Smith, are moving to Nova Scotia to begin a whole new artistic adventure. She'll still be creating her hand-painted, multi-layered, whimsical tiles that harken of her love of nature, small towns, and animals; just in a more off-the-beaten-path setting with a breath-taking view of the ocean. 

Thank you for your continued patronage of indigenous and your support of our local artists and their creative endeavors.  New handmade works arriving daily!