Daniel Axler is an Indianapolis based photographer with over 30 years experience. Each of his magnets come from an original photograph that are then hand-cut and assembled. Our customers love finding his retro sign magnets from Roselyn Bakery, Atlas Super Market, and more.

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.

Looking for narwhal earrings? Ketchup and mustard hair pins? Indiana vintage map jewelry, perhaps? Look no further than Rachel O’s Fabulous Whimsy! A full-time maker working out of Omaha, Rachel considers each piece to be a tiny canvas. – A tiny canvas with big (and fun) attitude. Come see her line of hair pins, earrings, necklaces, and cufflinks in our shop!

Taking her first jewelry class at age 11, Studio AMF is the work of Indianapolis artist Allison Ford.  With an established local following, Allison creates stunning pieces of wearable art inspired by nature and the insect world.  You can find moth rings, beetle necklaces, and more amongst her collection.

Cityscape Tiles began as a simple documentation of the love for one neighborhood. From there, it has grown to portray many other “homes” of the Midwest and around the globe.  The tiles are timeless portrayals of city’s most loved and most famous locations and the black and white photography makes them applicable to any home aesthetic.

Gemstone goddess, Rana Salame, of Salame Jewelry Designs has been creating one-of-a-kind pieces since 2009. She has an extensive knowledge of gemstones and takes care adding each stone to her wearable works of art. Her collection ranges from cuff quartz bracelets to gemstone tiaras to statement necklaces to minimal earrings. Come shop her line and find something to match your unique style (and spirit).

Calling all secret-society-quiet-girls, hot mess monsters, and mild thangs…Band of Weirdos is here! This sassy collection of pins, patches, and prints comes from the weirdo OG herself, Jacie Anderson-Coovert. After working as a textile designer for 8 years for a mass retailer, Jacie is happily sharing her weird, nerdy, and fierce femme accessories full-time now!

Bitchstix really cares – about you, the environment, and your community.  100% of the net proceeds from all product sales support domestic abuse and violence prevention programs.  Using organic, natural, and GMO free ingredients, Bitchstix ensures quality in every stick.  They also never test on animals, are free of palm oil derivatives – helping to save our rainforests, and are made with 100% renewable energy offsets.  Let’s take back the word BITCH, together.

Adam Debolt is a mild-mannered intellectual property licensor by day and an energetic illustrator/animator by night.  Inspired by old Filmation cartoons from the 1970s, Adam makes cartoons himself and some sweet wrapping paper we carry in store.

New Art Studios specializes in creating original art that celebrates the great parts of sports, athletics, and pop culture related rivalries. Each mixed-media piece is an original creation that gives fans of any team, franchise, and location an opportunity to celebrate their loyalties. Audwynn Newman, the artist behind the pieces, studied at the Kubert School for Cartoon Graphics and Commercial Illustration in Dover, New Jersey and has produced work for Marvel and D.C. Comics.

Branches, leaves, trees – oh my! hi tree is the brain child of Tina Rodas who, while a stay at home mom, filtered her creative abilities into the creation of hi tree! Each piece is handmade with her original designs in her home outside Los Angelas.

Resurrecting the art of paper flower making, The Paper Peony dedicates hours to each creation. Creating templates, cutting individual petals, shaping them, arranging them, and making sure every detail is in place takes skill and patience. Each flower is unique and handmade right here in Indianapolis.