CERAMICS BY JUDITH

I was born in Jerusalem, Israel and moved to the USA about 10 years ago. In Israel, I worked as a clinical pharmacist in a hospital, and continued as a marketing manager for pharmaceutical companies. When I moved to Arizona (my husband is a native ArizonAN), I decided to turn my hobby to a full time job. Since I love to cook, I decided to make my own dinnerware, and soon after, people asked to purchase them. As with most women, I love jewelry and decided to make my own. Now I make both ceramics and jewelry and seLL them at Arts festivals and local stores.

 

IRON ROOT

Alexandra Bowers is a Phoenix based artist who received her BFA in 2012 from Arizona State University. Inspired by the natural surrounding environment, Bowers utilizes data collected while exploring to produce wood burned studies of plants and animals she finds along the way. Interested in learning more about Alexandra’s utilitarian items for the home, follow her on Instagram at iron_root, for more information about her fine art pieces, head on over to alexandrabowersart.com.

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PHOENIX SUPPLY CO.

Phoenix Supply Co. creates art and paper goods that celebrate the Southwest. We are proud to call Arizona our home, and seek to create timeless products that enable our fellow desert dwellers to express their love of the southwest.

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VIM + VIGOR CANDLE CO.

My name is Kristin Boyd and I am a candle maker and the proud owner of Vim + Vigor Candle Co. I started making candles in 2015 as a weekend project to salvage a cabinet full of half burned candles. That fun weekend project turned into a goal to figure out how to make a better quality candle that burned evenly from the start. A year of research and over 100 test trials later…Eureka! I had successfully made a candle that burned cleanly and evenly down to the last drop of wax while filling my whole house with its aroma. I have been making that same quality candle ever since. My passion for repurposing old materials is what sparked this labor of love and I chose copper as my candle vessel so that it might inspire others to repurpose the candle after it burns. 

 
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