2023

Luis Perez

jewelry Leather work; hand cut, oil based dyed, braided. Sterling silver metal work; molding, soldering, hammered. Semiprecious stones. Magnetic clasps. Unisex leather bracelets. Most of my customers are men.

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Kathleen Clausen

jewelry Pics show new line, "Woman Strong, Woman Wise" honoring influential women past & present, made of silver metal clay. Designs created, made into photopolymer plates, marked clay, cut, fired & finished.

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Ansley Larsson

jewelry I make jewelry out of goose eggshells. They are coated on both sides with resin, so they are not fragile. I use wax resist & dye to put the designs on the eggs before I cut them out and make jewelry.

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Brigid Oesterling

jewelry I create one of a kind work using a torch and hand tools. I manipulate raw materials; Silver or Brass sheet and wire to create unique jewelry that incorporates natural stones, and elements of movement

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Jill Robertson

jewelry Appalachia's Daughter produces hand crafted, nature inspired, wearable art pieces, utilizing traditional cutting and soldering techniques to create unique one of a kind accessories.

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Eric Francke

jewelry I make intricate and elaborate jeweled creations to be worn by those with an eclectic eye. Using no heat or glue, I wind wire around wire, showcasing precious gems in silver and gold

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Patricia Swetnam

jewelry Handmade sterling silver jewelry using freshwater pearls, Swarovski crystals, Venetian glass and semi-precious gemstones.

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Deanna Poelsma

jewelry Hand carved, ceramic jewelry electric fired to cone 6 with premium gold, white gold, and/or mother of pearl luster accents, fitted with gold-filled, titanium or sterling silver findings.

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Janvier Ngamije

fiber The weaving process starts with extracted fibers from the sisal plant, the fibers are hung to dry in the sun and dyed to achieve different colors. Sisal fibers are wrapped around sweet grass in a coil

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THE BIG FOUR ARTS FESTIVAL falls on the weekend after Labor Day every year. Save the Date!

Saturday, September 12, 2026: 10am - 7pm

Sunday, September 13, 2026: 10am - 5pm

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