We love Spring!  This is the time of year when we are flooded with beautiful new things from our wonderful artists.  We'll give you a little preview here, and hope that you will come in and see for yourself!

Every photograph is a link that will take you to the artist's page to see more of their work.

Virgo bracelet by Suzanne Shute

Suzanne Shute has introduced these wonderful Zodiac bracelets.  Each bracelet depicts the constellation associated with the sign of the zodiac.  This bracelet is Virgo.  All of the zodiac signs are available.

Sunflower pendant by Michael Michaud

Michael Michaud was inspired by Vincent Van Gogh's sunflower paintings for this beautiful pendant.  In gold plated bronze, with a druzy agate center on a strand of baby pearls, it is beautifully Spring-like!

Whale pendant by Mark Poulin

Mark Poulin loves to draw and create cartoon characters.  These charming necklaces are beautifully crafted in sterling silver and are finished on front and back.

Jewel tone necklace by Lisa Oakley

Lisa Oakley is one of the few American glassblowers making furnace pulled beads.  This Spring she has really outdone herself with the vibrant color and the jewel-like quality of these beads.  Just beautiful!

Leaf earrings by Daphne Olive

Daphne Olive is a new artist for us this Spring.  Her bold, contemporary jewelry is crafted in stainless steel, often with gold plate or powder coated enamel.  These beautiful leaf earrings are enameled in turquoise.

Turquoise hoops by Currie Boyd

Currie Boyd, of Nicholas Lane jewelry, is another new artist for us this Spring.  She incorporates natural stones with either sterling silver or 14k gold filled in lovely wire wrapped designs.

Josh Title, owner and dad

We are so pleased to introduce this wonderful line of toys and puppets by Josh Title.



"The Cate & Levi Collection is handmade at my studio in Toronto, Canada. Together with my talented production team, I oversee every aspect of this collection. All of the materials are sourced as close to home as possible. This process cuts down on shipping and reduces our carbon footprint. The choice of reclaimed wool reduces demand for new materials that require both water and oil for production. My goal is for these items to leave the softest possible pawprint on our planet."










 

Wine stopper by Henrietta Glass