Alethia Manigault
Charleston, SC Mrs. Manigault is a master of the traditional Lowcountry art of Sweet Grass Basketry. Her materials are local sweetgrass, bulrushes and pine needles, woven together into rows and bound with palmetto fronds. Her award-winning baskets are prized by serious art...
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Selma Andrews
Mt. Pleasant, SC Beautiful and whimisical jewelry creations from polymer clay. Some elements are handsculpted in a free-form style. Others are created using the millefiori techniques of traditional glassmaking to form this lightweight material into complex, colorful...
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Shelby Parbel
Johns Island, SC Shelby Parbel Jewelry Distinctive copper and fine silver statement pieces in an earthy, organic style, featuring personalized hand stamped mixed metals, riveting, and bezel-set gemstones. Shelby welcomes custom orders, so please contact her through her website...
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Steve Cordina
Mt. Pleasant, SC Decorative pewter wine stoppers, ornaments, magnets and paperweights made by Charleston Pewtersmith Steve Cordina. During an extensive internship with world-renowned pewtersmith Col. Pelham Felder III, Steve mastered the techniques he employs in creating these...
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Tammy Rudd
Holly Hill, SC Intricate flameworked glass beads are the focus of these fabulous jewelry designs. To create these exquisitely detailed works of art, Tammy is seated before a fixed torch flame, using one hand to turn the molten bead on its metal rod in the flame, while expertly...
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Miyako Fujiwara
Charleston, SC Exquisitely rendered traditional Japanese tea pots, tea bowls, cups and ornamental objects. Wheel thrown porcelain and stoneware clays, beautifully glazed and sometimes accented with incised and painted decorative accents such as cherry blossoms. Miyako’s...
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Keller Lee
North Charleston Keller Lee of Warm Glass by Keller creates decorative and functional fused glass art. The strong bold colors of his glass pieces are warm, whimsical and pop with their own personality. Each piece is hand cut and then kiln fired. Often referred to as “warm...
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Leslie Sinclair
Charleston, SC Leslie’s passion and love for fusing began over ten years ago when she was taught basic fusing techniques by the late Master Glassblower Herman Leonhart. Her pieces feature dichroic glass on traditional colored art glass. Dichroic means “two...
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Kate Fortney
Mt. Pleasant, SC Kate’s work can best be described as contemporary folk art. She typically creates a design that combines flowers, birds, insects, sea creatures or sun and moon motifs with graphical patterns and unusual colors for a playful interpretation. Kate starts with...
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Pamela Miller-Schussel
Pamela Miller-Schussel Mt. Pleasant, SC Pam fashions her unique jewelry designs both in traditional metal smithing techniques as well as fine silver, bronze and copper metal clay. Her pieces are often accented with pearls, semi-precious stones, artisan glass and polished...
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Doug and Becky Hickok
Charleston, SC Hue & Eye Photography and Design is Becky and Doug Hickok. Originally from Cincinnati, OH, Becky, a designer and Doug, a photographer, have lived in Charleston for over 26 years. Doug graduated from Ohio Visual Art Institute, and Becky is a graduate of...
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Wanda Elrod
Summerville, SC Wanda Elrod creates intricately beautiful and detailed pieces from sterling silver and natural stone cabachons. She works as a bench jeweler, using hand tools such as saws, hammers, torches and files. Her first step in the process is hand selecting a cut and...
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Vicky Seixas
Isle of Palms, SC Vicky works primarily in silver, bronze and copper metal clays as well as polymer clay. Metal clay is a relatively new material in which a small amount of organic binder is added to powdered metal. When fired in a kiln at high temperature the binder and...
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Kris Westerson
One-of-a-kind Artist Books, blank books, pulp paintings, editions, and iPhone art. Each piece imprinted with distinctive style. Kris Westerson is an artist, bookbinder, hand papermaker, letterpress printer, calligrapher, poet, and sometime photographer. I am interested in change...
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Marc Tannenbaum
Marc’s father taught him the basics of woodworking when he was still very, very young. He developed a love of Wood turning which he has refined for the last 50 years.He produces a variety of pens, clocks, keepsake boxes, bottle stoppers and other items. Most of his...
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Jeannie Rounsefell
I am a self taught artist/woodworker living in Aiken, South Carolina. I have been working with recycled materials for almost 20 years, and am always on the hunt for pieces of this and that for my day business. (Fantasy interior design and construction, faux finishes and...
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Regina Semko
Charleston, SC Decorative sculptural pieces handcrafted using traditional Origami and Kirigami cutting techniques with various papers, including Japanese Chiyogami and rice papers, high quality gift wrap, and recycled paper. [Show as slideshow]
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Rachel Weiss
Charleston, SC Elegant, special-occasion jewelry by award-winning jeweler Rachel Weiss. Rachel studied art in Venice, Italy, and received her Masters Degree in Studio Art through New York University. Her pieces feature fine gemstones, geode druzy and faceted cabachons showcased...
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Marty Biernbaum
Charleston, SC Wheel thrown functional and decorative stoneware pieces featuring hand carved and hand formed designs, along with applied castings from original molds. Marty specializes in formulating her own traditional and reactive glazes,which are applied by dipping or...
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Caroline Sandlin
Branchville, SC Distinctive handcrafted jewelry designed to be versatile, functional and durable. Techniques include bench metal smithing, handcrafting kiln fired stoneware pottery beads and pendants, wire wrapping, and stained glass work. Handcrafted components are combined...
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Charles Black
Charleston, SC Beautiful, traditional lathe-turned bowls, platters, wine stoppers and ornaments, artfully crafted from a wide variety of different wood species. In creating his one-of-a-kind pieces, Charlie begins with a rough section of wood and plans the completed vessel by...
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Daniel Diehl
Charleston, SC Fully functioning hand cut wood jigsaw puzzles of Dan’s own design, from amazingly intricate one-inch pieces to whimsical three-quarter inch thick wood block cutouts, available unfinished or colored with nontoxic wood stains. These pieces are suitable for...
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Don Carberry
Sumter, SC Original design stained glass panels and accent pieces, including a large variety of stained glass ornaments, to which a new design has been added each year since 1995. Copper foil technique. [Show as slideshow]
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Dorinda Harmon
Charleston, SC Dorinda Harmon has been weaving baskets and teaching the craft for almost thirty years. She often incorporates items found at roadsides, on beaches, and in the natural world. Her background includes other fiber arts in quilting, marbling, and a variety of...
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Felecia Hebert
Johns Island, SC Felecia is an accomplished jeweler who uses a variety of specialized techniques in creating her pieces. She crafts beautifully intricate Sterling silver filigree rings, and lovely wire-wrapped designs featuring semiprecious stones with sterling and gold...
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Gwen Pollard
Timmonsville, SC Exquisite beadwoven jewelry, handstitched and knitted off-loom in various stitches, including herringbone, brick stitch, peyote and spirals. These finely patterned pieces take many hours to create, and are made from the finest quality glass seed beads and...
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Janice Cramer
Summerville, SC Elegant, “wearable art” jewelry made from Janice and her husband Doug’s own hand cut and polished gemstones and lavishly wire wrapped with Argentium Silver or 14K gold-filled wire. In addition to her own stones, Jan often uses premium quality...
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Jennifer Daly
Mt. Pleasant, SC Inspired digital and film photography with an emphasis on Lowcountry settings. jenniferjdalyphotography.com jendalyphotos@gmail.com [Show as slideshow] ...
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John Stoudenmire
Summerville, SC Unique,inspired stoneware and porcelain pieces. When John makes a piece, basic wheel throwning and hand building are just the beginning. He lavishly embellishes his pieces with hand crafted sculptural forms, incised and pressed texturing, and detailed glaze...
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Kasey Briggs
Hanahan, SC Original, distinctive jewelry creations in two separate mediums. For her polymer pieces, the lightweight and versatile clay-like material is used to create beads and accessories with colorful gradient blends and marbled effects. For her woven bead pieces, she...
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Kenneth Teague
James Island, SC Kenny Teague, a retired mechanical engineer, creates his beautifully patterned wood turnings through a specialized process known as Segmented Construction. First, the shape, colors and pattern of the piece must be carefully planned, then Kenny meticulously cuts...
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LuAnn Rosenzweig
Mt. Pleasant, SC Fiber artist LuAnn Rosenzweig creates beautiful, one-of-a-kind apparel and scarves, using an eclectic variety of new and recycled fabrics. LuAnn upcycles vintage silk clothing and mens’ silk ties to create her colorful, hand-dyed silk scarves. She also...
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Diane Echlin
Diane creates highly textured, functional and decorative pottery pieces and stunning one-of-a-kind jewelry. Drawing from the beauty of the Lowcountry, her work reflects down to earth sensibilities. Diane’s work is made using flat clay slabs impressed with her own...
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