Jewelry and Ceramics

Donna Wallace molds earth into art. Her truly original ceramic pieces, from Japanese style incense burners to jewelry and hanging charms, incorporate a spirit that is uniquely Donna. The beautiful cone-shaped “Sacred Vessels” can be filled hopes and dreams, or even just potpourri!
Stained Glass Boxes

Wayne Kuster is quite well known around town for his stained glass artistry. Using crystals and stones from our shop, plus gemstone cabochons, antique beads and spritely pewter fairies, he fashions gorgeous boxes and other one-of-a-kind creations.
Natural Stone Jewelry

Sarah Amendola’s work in natural stone jewelry has brightened so many of our customers’ lives. She’s the lovely lady who makes the stone stretch bracelets folks can’t get enough of. Working with unusual stones like Blue Kyanite and Prehnite, Sarah has a genuine talent for creating necklaces and other jewelry with designs you just can’t find elsewhere.
Bone Sigh Arts Poetry and Watercolors

Terri St. Cloud is the creator of Bone Sighs original poetry and watercolors. Every day we witness how deeply her words touch our customers’ hearts and spirits. Born out of a very difficult time in her life, Bone Sighs are Terri’s way of finding strength and bringing herself back into the light, allowing us to hitch a ride on the journey with her.
Wands and carvings

Alexzander V. Dare (AKA Dragonwynd) is a magician of many crafts. From willow wood wand mayker to antler scribe, his work is deeply rooted in the energies of Mother Earth. Elegant detailing highlights Master Dare’s craftsmanship, and he is more than willing to entertain special requests for his magical works of art. You can visit him on the web at dragonwynddesigns.com

Ramona Beglen graces our shop with her classically styled Native American chokers and bracelets from bone and other natural objects, including some with animal totems that are hand-carved by her husband, William. Ramona, a talented and diverse Oneida artist, also makes our deerskin Medicine Pouches.

Carolyn Koldos takes ordinary baskets and turns them into extraordinary art. She uses objects from nature, and stones from our shop, to weave her magic into her lovely creations.

Karen Kempter, known as “Kern” to my kids who couldn’t pronounce her name when they were little, is the creator of those beautiful snowflakes that appear in the shop windows every winter. Hand crocheted, then meticulously pinned and starched, she makes her “Kernflakes” just like the real ones: no two are exactly the same!