We carry functional crafts, home goods and wall art hand made by local crafters and artisans. We also carry books by local authors.
Cregg Coffelt
Local Cregg Coffelt turns old railroad ties into elegant, functional (and very sharp) knives.
He also makes very intricate leather sheaths for them as well as hand turned wooden vases and bowls.
Clare Ellis-A Tip Of The Hat
Clare Ellis is a seasoned knitter and you can always find an assortment of her lovingly hand made scarves, cowls and felted hats.
Jill Gochenour
Jill Gochenour is another seasoned local knitter. We carry a variety of her scarves, shawl-ettes and tamochanters.
George Lange- Woodcrafts By George
George Lange hand-whittles beautiful, rustic and functional kitchen implements out of local cherry wood. We stock a variety of his spoons, spatulas, tongs and salad hands.
MJ Seal
Store Manager and Co-Owner MJ Seal fashions very organic looking ceramic pieces out of stoneware clay. His serving bowls, planters, spoon rests and luminaries are completely hand sculpted without a wheel and resemble lichen, leaves and seashells. The walls of the store are covered in his painstakingly detailed landscape paintings as well.
Barbarah Robertson- Barbarah Robertson Pottery
Barbarah Robertson crafts clean, functional farmhouse-style stoneware pottery. We carry her hand thrown mugs, bowls serving platters and ornaments.
Tom Rodriguez- Birdhouse Engineering
Tom Rodriguez turns raw planks and trunks of local hardwoods like maple and chestnut into clean and functional cheese boards, cutting boards, coasters and serving trays.
Bruce Rosenwasser
Bruce upcycles wood scraps into decorative mosaics and picture frames. We carry an assortment of his earrings, Christmas ornaments and “Wildwood Hearts”- small, worry-stone like hearts that make great gifts for those you love.
Dawn Steed
Dawn Steed is a prolific seamstress and turns decorative fabric into bags, face masks, hot pads, coasters, toaster covers and children’s books.
Andrea Sutcliffe
Andrea is a practically local author who’s book “Touring the Shenandoah Valley Backroads” details area landmarks and lore.
