From local love tea towels to towels with sayings like “I don’t know why they expect dinner every night…” we think MODma totally gets us. And fits in perfectly with our shop!

Karisa Cole, the maker behind Ribbon + Roving, has been a long time teacher and crafter. In addition to a career in elementary education, Karisa enjoys being a student in various classes and workshops learning how to draw, paint, crochet, knit, weave, mold clay and create block prints. You can find her weavings and pillows in our store!

Based out of Chicago, IL, Laura Berger creates prints and illustrations inspired by rituals, symbols, nature, dreams, travel, our quest for self-development and freedom, and how we piece it together to create personal meaning and a sense of belonging to the greater whole. Her work is often comforting and humorous, and definitely, always inspiring.

Inspired by shapes and patterns found in nature, Katie can be found walking her dog on a sunny day with sketchbook and camera in hand – collecting her inspiration. She emulates, alters, simplifies, and repeats shapes she finds in nature to create original works of wearable art. You can feel good about wearing your Katie Carder jewelry too – Each year a portion of the company’s proceeds is donated to animal shelters and rescue groups in the Midwest.

Megan Lee Designs are original and hand-drawn with a sketchy nuanced quality to them. We think things are more fun this way. In 2003, Megan began creating designs that tickled her fancy and made her smile. She took a screen-printing class and fell in love with printing her illustrations on clothing. Erik (husband) helped her lug stuff to craft shows, organize the early orders, and eventually got promoted to VP of running stuff. You can find their t-shirts, baby goods, scarves, and more in our shop!

Far from traditional, Rebecca Graves, of Gravesco Pottery, is a mold breaker driven by a love of design and function. Carving into her work, Gravesco Pottery is reminiscent of woodcut and using skulls, the occasional F-bomb, and other snarky sayings, these pieces are definite conversation starters.

From illustrations to portraiture, gig posters to branding, RONLEWHORN Industries is where it’s at. His Princess Bride prints are iconic to our shop. Inspired by the likes of Warhol and Lichtenstein, RONLEWHORN focuses work around portraiture saying, “I think there is something we connect to in an illustrated portrait that is deeper than a photograph. It highlights and accentuates the details characteristics in a way that a camera can’t.”

Minneapolis artist and printmaker Amy Rice has exhibited her fine art in galleries nationally and abroad for over a decade. After finding an antique sign press machine (a type of letterpress) and some great fonts in an antique shop one day, she heard “You Can Go Your Own Way” on the radio on the drive home, and had a giant lightbulb moment. The prints and letterpress products that came from that lightbulb have been a hit ever since.

The Alhamwis fled Syria in 2012 and lost their home and leather business. Now living here in Indy, they have restarted their business, MH Leathergoods, and you can find their beautiful, handcrafted goods in our store!

After a 20+ year career in design, Shawna took the jump to become a full-time maker in 2016 and she hasn’t looked back. Not only does she sell DIY string art kits, she’s also an instructor during art classes and even parties! Come shop her line of DIY string art kits in our shop and get in on the fun!

Play time just got cuter with crocheted fruits & vegetables from A Picnic Lunch! Crocheted BLTs, crocheted snap peas, and even corn, all handmade using recycled yarn! This sustainable gift makes for a perfect birthday present for little ones who love their play kitchen!

Stefanie Dean is the hand behind the hand-printed textiles and accessories of 1606. You’ll find her patches, pins, stickers, bags, and clutches in our shop – and you’ll probably love them all, because we do.