Big Head Leather

Patrick, a Santa Fe native, crafts stunning handmade wallets, bags, belts, and accessories with a unique Southwestern flair. His work is inspired by the rich colors and textures of New Mexico, reflecting the beauty of the Southwest in every piece. Based in Rio Rancho, Patrick runs Big Head Leather from his workshop right behind his house, where he meticulously creates each item with skill and passion.

Marcelle Bowman

Marcelle is a true New Mexico artisan who forages rocks from the desert with her dogs and partner. Each rock is carefully chosen and placed with intention and love, creating unique pieces that reflect the beauty and spirit of the Southwest. The wood used in her creations comes from old New Mexico structures and barns, sourced responsibly. As Marcelle crafts each piece, it transforms into a roadmap, guiding her through the creative process and helping her find balance and grounding.

CINDRE by Claire Patterson!

CINDRE is all about jewelry for everybody, blending genderless designs with a passion for self-adornment at accessible prices. Each piece is crafted by hand, showcasing Claire Patterson’s unique approach to mobile architectural forms and maximal minimalism. Using recycled Sterling Silver and dazzling 5AAAAA Cubic Zirconia stones, CINDRE creates stunning, sustainable jewelry that shines elegantly.

Jen Fox Studio

Jen Fox

Geraldine Tso

Geraldine Tso, Dine (Dine/Navajo), was born in Gallup, New Mexico and raised in Coyote Canyon and Standing Rock, New Mexico. She gravitated towards drawing and coloring at a very early age, which her parents, both accomplished artists in their own right, encouraged her to pursue. Even though she considers herself to be self-taught, she studied formally at the Institute of American Indian Arts (IAIA) in Santa Fe, New Mexico, and UNM, Gallup, New Mexico. Geraldine works with different mediums including acrylic, oils, and watercolor on handmade paper & printmaking such as monotypes and serigraphy.

Emily Reed Jewelry

At Emily Reed Jewelry, they are all about elevating your everyday essentials with elegance. Their pieces are designed to accompany you through every phase of life, crafted with care and intention. They proudly use recycled metals whenever possible, including repurposing the silver scraps to create unique, organic shapes. Biggest goal is to remind you to find beauty in simplicity with every piece.

Kristin Schillaci Photography

Stephan Webb Art

Jason Younis y Delgado

Raised in Santa Fe, I live in Albuquerque now. I used to sit at my grandmother Angelina’s bench and watch her work as a young boy. At 13 I asked her how one becomes a tinsmith in our family’s tradition. That began my apprenticeship. I was always attracted to metalwork, but the fact that my family had such a rich history in tinwork along with it’s unique connection to New Mexico made it easy and natural to devote myself to this craft. I order my tin from steel mills out east. The designs I use are guided by my apprenticeship and by the study of work completed by previous generations of my family. As my grandmother once described to me: “Image your great, great grandfather could pick up one of your pieces. I don’t expect that he would see his work. I expect that he would see his legacy in YOUR work.”. New Mexico is full of homes and collections of early tinwork. Because they were recycled and handmade, no two are alike. I’m always seeing pieces that inspire me to create new designs.

Carolee Friday

Carolee’s fine art photography is a true passion and calling, capturing the rich history, devotion, beauty, tradition, and whimsy of New Mexico. Carolee’s artistry has evolved beautifully from her beginnings with black-and-white film and documenting Catholic traditions in Santa Fe. She transitioned to iPhone photography to explore New Mexico’s native flowers and plants. Now, with an arsenal of Nikon gear, she continues to find and showcase beauty in everything from horses and birds to iconic landscapes.

Cloud 9 Stitching

1706 Handmade

At 1706 Handmade Company, we’re passionate about creating products that bring joy and beauty to your home. Our handmade candles are crafted with sustainable and safe ingredients that provide a clean-burning experience, while our stained glass pieces include florals that are pressed and arranged by hand to create stunning works of natural art. Based in Albuquerque, we’re committed to providing quality products that are not only beautiful, but also ethically made. Our goal is to uplift your mood and elevate your space through our handmade goods—come and discover the magic of 1706 Handmade Company today!

Donna Contractor

Steve Herrera

I create refined and repurposed art using reclaimed wood and epoxy resin, usually in the form of cutting boards, charcuterie boards, small tables, and end tables. These pieces are all handmade using a rigorous process. Each piece is unlike any other piece, they are all created with stunning and vivid colors that reflect each piece’s character and composure.

Half Full Designs

Brady Gotcher’s creations are a heartfelt tribute to the beauty of New Mexico and the great outdoors. From majestic mountains to stunning sunsets, his designs capture the essence of our state. Brady often draws inspiration from nature, using leaves from hikes and topo maps from beloved spots in NM to craft unique pieces. Seeing people wear his hats and earrings as their favorite daily accessories brings him immense joy. Committed to making handmade items affordable for everyone, Brady ensures that his creations are beautiful and accessible as thoughtful gifts.

Off Grid Studio

Celine Gordon is a painter, printmaker, and illustrator based in Albuquerque, New Mexico. At Off Grid Studio, Her small art business creates pieces inspired by our stunning landscape’s unique rhythms, patterns, and connections. With a background in design and architecture, I’m primarily self-taught and use silkscreen techniques to bring her vision to life. Each work reflects the beauty and complexity of our surroundings.

Jessi Penrod Ceramics

Originally from the White Mountains in Arizona, Jessi moved to Albuquerque in 2014 and received her BFA in ceramics in 2017. Her Honors Thesis showcased various functional vessels created with atmospheric firing techniques. Transitioning from painting to pottery, Jessi now focuses on crafting hand-thrown, hand-painted ceramics that become cherished parts of daily life. Each piece is fired in a gas reduction kiln, where the interplay of glaze chemistry and clay creates unique color, texture, and warmth variations.

The Flash Nites

Chris and his partner Katie create surreal night photography that transforms forgotten places into luminous stories of light and history. Using long exposures and flashlight painting—never Photoshop—they capture abandoned farmhouses, churches, and roadside relics across America. Their work blends artistry and adventure, revealing the hidden beauty of the night and rekindling the warmth of places once left behind.

Myths & Maps

Sonder Handmade

Beverly’s journey has taken her to many places, but the desert’s call is undeniable. Her stunning creations are deeply inspired by the New Mexico desert, rivers, and mountains, with a special tribute to the Gila Wilderness—her favorite spot in New Mexico. Each piece is crafted with care, featuring turquoise sourced from the U.S., mainly Arizona, and Nevada, ensuring authenticity and quality.

Silver Mountain Designs Inc.

Mark Jimenez

El Rito

It’s a short walk to El Rito Creek—just follow the arroyo down. Seasons shift the land from wildflowers to golden grasses, sandstone flats, and weathered rock walls where cattails wave and a bullfrog’s plop breaks the quiet. Originally from La Union, NM, Evangelina discovered stained glass in the 1980s while living in Odessa, TX, later returning to rural life in Santa Rosa, where she passed her craft to her daughter, Sarah. Both have found their way back to glass after time apart from it. Here, they share the final step of their process and invite you to take over, knowing that stained glass lives with its surroundings—changing with the light, the hour, and the view beyond.

Taos Bee

Tuxberry & Whit

SunDancer Steel and Glass

Originally from England and now thriving in Albuquerque, Martin has been crafting stunning custom windows, doors, and gates since 2013. Combining his skills in stained glass with steel, Martin creates original pieces that beautifully blend these two media. His artistic journey began as a hobby in stained glass in 1998, with steel coming into the mix later. Trained as a panel beater in England, Martin skillfully transferred his metalworking expertise to enhance his glass creations. His unique designs can be seen in juried art shows across New Mexico, Arizona, Texas, and Colorado. When he’s not creating art, Martin is an accomplished hot air balloon pilot and enjoys time with his dogs, Mowgli and Coco, and his supportive wife, Carol.

Anka Jewelry by Karen Aguilar

Born and raised in Mexico, Karen Aguilar embarked on her beading journey in 2010 and honed her skills under a talented silversmith in Guanajuato. Since moving to Santa Fe in 2014, she’s transformed her passion into a thriving career, blending traditional techniques with modern creativity. Primarily working with silver, Karen Aguilar is inspired by its stunning color and versatility. She sources stones from various places, including wild collections, and incorporates natural elements like leaves and flowers into her unique resin designs.

Painting the Southwest

I’m Elizabeth Beier, an acrylic painter based in Albuquerque, New Mexico. My landscape art features smooth, undulating lines and mystical undertones. My adventures throughout the Southwest inspired my flagship product, the Elements of the Southwest Oracle Cards. Each of the 48 cards features one of my paintings, connecting the visual beauty of the Southwest with its elemental energies. The deck invites users to find divination and reflection grounded in specific landmarks, plants, skyscapes, and more beautiful views I witnessed here.

Holly Stults Designs

Holly is a Santa Fe jeweler and educator known for her nature-inspired designs in Argentium Silver. Trained at the Kulicke-Stark Academy in NYC, she has exhibited nationwide, sold in hundreds of galleries and museums, and taught at F.I.T. and SFCC. Her work blends origami-inspired forms with orchids, lilies, pearls, and gemstones.

Refined Nature of Santa Fe

Steve Herrera is an epoxy resin artist whose work explores movement, light, and emotion through fluid, abstract compositions. Drawn to the medium’s depth and unpredictability, he combines resin with natural elements such as wood, stone, and pigment to capture the harmony and impermanence of nature. Each piece evolves intuitively, reflecting the balance between control and spontaneity. Inspired by landscapes, sunsets, and the quiet rhythm of the ocean, Steve creates art that invites reflection, evokes wonder, and reveals the beauty found in transformation.

Bodid Woodworking

I am a woodturning artist with a passion for creating vessels inspired by the historic forms of local Pueblo pottery. As a NM True Certified Artist, I craft each piece on a lathe, blending tradition with contemporary design. My work reflects both the beauty of New Mexico and the timeless artistry of its cultures.

Jewelry By James

Sage Valley Pottery

Before our journey began, the Hanselmanns crafted ceramics on Dixon Road in the 1970s, a tradition later continued by the Allen family. We’re proud to carry that legacy forward in Corrales, New Mexico, where every Sage Valley piece is hand-thrown in small batches by skilled artisans. Guided by respect for craft, materials, and tradition, we shape, glaze, and high-fire each vessel without molds or machines—creating modern heirlooms meant to celebrate daily rituals and genuine connection. Rooted in our local community of farmers, brewers, chefs, and artists, our work reflects the same spirit of care and collaboration we hope to bring into your home.

Jason Kelly

Jason has been an artist for as long as he can remember, with his creative journey starting at just ten years old. He fondly recalls his early drawings of Garbage Pail Kids—an iconic nod to those 80’s childhood days! From those nostalgic beginnings to his current artistic pursuits, Jason’s work continues to captivate and inspire.

JR Barela Jewlery

I am a self taught silversmith. I have been surrounded by many others along my learning but recently found my craft and creative spirit within me. I have always tried to use natural stones in my work, keeping it looking organic is a theme I try to stay close to. All my designs are made from materials I find locally. I never know from day to day where my creative self might go. Born and raised in New Mexico it’s not hard to be inspired by the beauty of this state.

Miss Mary’s Shoppe

Meltdown Studio

Meltdown Studio Jewelry is handmade by jewelry artist Lauren Tobey in Albuquerque, New Mexico where she collects materials, and inspiration, from the gorgeous landscape of the southwestern desert. Seeds, pods, skulls, bones, twigs, and minerals are the basis of Lauren’s process. These precious flora and fauna are cast using a lost wax casting method in reclaimed sterling silver and ancient bronze and are then fabricated using ornamentation of locally sourced gems and minerals. Turquoise and other stones are used to embellish these natural adornments. Each piece is oxidized and hand-polished to achieve a subtle antiqued finish, perpetuating – in wearable art – the inconceivable beauty of the natural southwestern desert.

Randy Montoya

Miranda Morehouse

Opal Rugs

Opal Rugs are wool rugs, mats and coasters of heirloom quality, locally handmade by artist Alyse Ronayne. Her rugs inhabit the space between fine art and craft, both functional and unique. She has been featured in the Santa Fe New Mexican and the Santa Fe Reporter, and her work can be found at the New Mexico Museum of Art’s Vladem Contemporary Museum.

Art By Brute

Born and raised in New Mexico, Lukas Lowery-Ross began his artistic journey in October 2020, blending traditional Southwestern imagery with abstract street art aesthetics. Using pastel, charcoal, oil paint, watercolor, and acrylic, his work dynamically interacts with different artistic worlds and ways of thinking. Lukas’s art bridges old-world appreciation with a revolutionary spirit, offering a fresh perspective on Southwestern art while honoring its rich history.