Melted Porcelain, Malia Peoples
https://meltedporcelain.com/

from the artist:
"As a Native Hawaiian growing up in the Pacific Northwest, I'm keenly aware of our need for light. I’m constantly exploring ways to subvert the excessively gray seasons by creating colorful, uplifting porcelain jewelry. Radiant, hand-painted gold details are added to each of my pieces to create a brilliant shine."

Ashley Corpuz Campbell, The Beige Motel
https://thebeigemotel.com/

from the artist:
Ashley Corpuz Campbell is a Filipino-American ceramic artist living in Seattle. Ashley's colorful pots are hand-built, using pinch / coil / slab techniques. Ashley is inspired by art deco, science fiction, mid- century modern architecture and a myriad of cartoons. A self-taught ceramicist, Ashley's focal medium is porcelain.

Studiyo, Diana
https://studiyojewelry.com

from the artist:
"Hi there! I’m Diana the founder, designer, and maker of STUDIYO Jewelry. Are you a fan of intricate, unique, contemporary jewelry that fits in your everyday wardrobe? Look no further! My ideology here at STUDIYO Jewelry is to take inspiration from architecture and the built environment and create versatile, lightweight jewelry for impressive boss ladies like yourself!"

Portmanteau Home
https://portmanteauhome.com

from the website:
"Portmanteau is a word created by combining the sounds and meanings of two words.  

Breakfast + Brunch = Brunch

At Portmanteau Home, we create visual and cultural PORTMANTEAU that you can bring into your life."

Fuse TemptAsian Sauces
https://fusesauces.com

Come check out this restaurant in a bottle!
Seattle condiment company Fuse TemptAsian Sauces handcrafts Asian inspired sauces with no added preservatives or sugar. Use them for dressings, dips, marinades, and stir fry. Yum!

Loathed in the USA
https://loathedintheusa.bigcartel.com

**Phinneywood Art Stroll**
Our guest maker is Johnny Cade of Loathed in the USA. Johnny makes 100% handcrafted natural leather bags, wallets, and accessories. Functional and handsome, these leather pieces will stand the test of time. Stroll on by the shop and meet Johnny and his leather goods.

Rain Ceramic
https://rainceramic.com

from the website:
"More than half a decade ago I began my practice in ceramics and immediately was intrigued with the subtleties and intricacies of the ceramic form. I work out of my small studio in the heart of Seattle's Capital Hill District. My work is a departure from the general mainstay of pottery. Through continual practice and study, I have developed an aesthetic of work that expresses my gravity towards the simplicity of the functional form. "