Every piece in the shop has a name attached. Here is everyone on our shelves right now.
Marie is a glass artist based in El Cerrito who brings a modern twist to the historic medium of stained glass. She can’t get enough of the dynamic exchange between glass and light.
For Ali, every outing is an expedition. Patient and sharp-eyed, she hunts the overlooked and discarded, bringing home whimsical, well-made, mostly vintage housewares with a certain je ne sais quoi, and a lighter footprint.
Kate loves nothing more than bringing together good people and good things. Bleu Marble Mercantile is her excuse to do this by selling excellent preloved finds, hosting clothing swaps, and creating spaces for neighbors to meet neighbors.
Lila looks to bring whimsy into everyday life and does so with bold patterns and design on functional tableware, pulling inspiration from the beauty of California. She can be found teaching wheel throwing at MudWorks Ceramics or walking her two puppy dogs in the Richmond Annex.
Erin McCluskey Wheeler is a third generation Richmond resident and a graduate of ECHS and CCA. Erin works in painted paper collage, paint, and found materials. Erin makes super local landscapes and colorful jewelry.
Kristin Farr makes paintings, soft sculpture, and various oddities in her Richmond home studio. She’s inspired by color, magic, and sunsets. She has painted murals and exhibited her work locally and internationally for 20 years.
Erica writes about DIY, money, and enjoying your life on purpose. She designs affordable gardens and curates home and garden goods from small brands. Even if you’re never home, you deserve to love it.
Lucy is a bag lady. Sewing since childhood, she transforms textile samples and vintage fabrics into one-of-a-kind bags, giving forgotten materials a stylish second life.
Fiber artist based out of Oakland, Ca. Sondra has been making fiber art for almost a decade. She loves using bold colors, textures and shapes to bring warmth into your space.
Kieren is an Oakland native & CCAC grad, who makes artwork inspired by the beautiful California landscape, folk art and COLOR. An art teacher for many years, she teaches creative workshops in various locations around the Bay Area.
Exploring the intersection of traditional craftsmanship and playful, modern design through vibrant, hand-built fruit sculptures, whimsical urban animal art, and unique, small-batch tableware designed to bring joy.
A graphic designer with a passion for drawing and textiles, inspired by gardening, community, dancing, and kindness. So much of what and how I make follows this pattern: create, evolve, dissolve.
Rachel is a Berkeley based potter and regular at the Berkeley Potters’ Studio. Inspired by soulful simplicity, her wheel thrown pieces aim to be subtle, yet functional additions to any space.
Dani loves the eternal discovery of the ceramic process and making functional objects that can make daily rituals extra special. As a native Californian she is inspired by natural forms, textures and color. Her studio is run out of her basement in the Richmond Annex.
Brady Pisha is a trained graphic designer, but he's been making creative and fun custom work from steel and wood for almost twenty years. Recently he’s been focused on large custom shelving units and other custom steel fabrication.
Bay Area illustrator inspired by everyday life, misfit characters, and the places we call home. Her bold, playful artwork brings personality and little delights to paper goods and happy mailboxes everywhere.
Zeratera Creative revels in the truly handmade finding balance and harmony within natural imperfections. With ecologically sourced materials and a creative practice driven by joy, Zeratera Creative pieces are one of a kind adornments perfect for every occasion.
Stephanie is an El Cerrito-based sewist. She creates fun, functional, fabric-based goods that bring a splash of color and cuteness to daily life. Especially cute pouches. She makes a lot of cute pouches.
Do you ever stare up at the moon, and wonder if the person you’ve been looking for is looking up at that same moon at that same time? It’s like that, but Screen Printing.
Erin is a teaching artist and creative community enthusiast. She creates functional and decorative macramé pieces for the home, and enjoys sharing her love for handmade with others. Catch her on 2nd Fridays at ECSC for Craft Social!
Jeff Meadows is an artist, designer, and long-time printmaker. His artwork is inspired by vintage cartooning and design. Now dabbling in the world of sculptural objects, creating cast resin sculptures has become a new passion.