Artists in the USA | Handmade Lookup

Most of the artists in Handmade Lookup are in the USA.  This page makes it easy for you to find them.  Browsing is easy.  Just hover your cursor over an image and click to see an excerpt of the artist’s profile, plus links you click to see all the places that artist has products (e.g., Shopping Portal, Etsy, Amazon).  Entries are displayed here in alphabetical order.  You can scroll through everything, or click Open Categories and make a selection from the category list.  Categories display recent entries first.

Photo of Jenny N Design Jenny N Design

Handmade Leather & Canvas Bags I'm Jenny Nemlekar. I design and make all the canvas and leather bags you see here in my shop! I make all of my bags in a smoke-free home studio with a pug named Hubert sleeping (snoring) at my feet during the process. All items are made with lots of love, care and great attention to detail.…

Photo of Jes Maharry Jes Maharry

Silver, Gold & Gemstone Jewelry Jes MaHarry skillfully combines silver, gold, and colorful gemstones in her spirited jewelry creations. They reflect a love a nature and a love of life. And there is evidence of her inner child at play in her heartwarming pieces. And in addition her magical jewelry, this site also has some of her art and decor pieces for the home and garden.

Photo of Jess Panza Jess Panza

Colorful Handmade Glass Jewelry I began as far from glass as anyone could. I studied Journalism and French and supposed I would become an foreign correspondent. Entering the working world at age 24, commuting to my job in the city from Brooklyn, it became a grind and I felt ground down to a stub. In order to change things up a bit, I began taking classes at a public glass studio close to my apartment called Urban Glass-it's still there.…

Photo of Jewelry by Johan Jewelry by Johan

Custom Wood Inlay, Metal, and Precious Stone Rings Men's & Women's handmade Rings and Jewelry. Rings made and inlaid with Meteorite, Dinosaur Bone, Deer Antler, Wood, Titanium, Gold, Tungsten, Diamonds, Sterling Silver, Petrified Wood, Gemstones and many other types of inlays. These exotic materials can be inlaid in all of our metals such as yellow gold, white gold, platinum, palladium, tungsten and titanium.…

Photo of Jill Lauren Jill Lauren

Hand Knit Accessories I love to knit and I love to shop handmade! I learned to knit 10 years ago when I was in the Peace Corps in Russia. I bought some yarn at the market and the little old lady who lived next door to me taught me to knit. I knit many scarves in Russia and when I returned I took a few classes and have been knitting ever since!…

Photo of John T. Unger Studio John T. Unger Studio

Recycled Steel Firebowls I make sculpture from scrap industrial steel, cutting by hand with a plasma torch at 45,000° Farenheit. That’s 4.5 times as hot as the surface of the Sun or the Earth’s core. My Sculptural Firebowls are intended to have an immediate visual appeal as well as providing a story, meaning, and social interaction.…

Photo of Jonathan’s Spoons Jonathan’s Spoons

Handmade Cherry Wood Spoons Wooden spoons are some of the simplest tools in our homes, yet have an unlimited variety of uses and designs to explore. My collection of handcrafted cherry wood utensils has evolved over 30 years of experimentation in the woodshop and kitchen. These spoons can serve anything, from soup to spaghetti, pudding to pie; they can spread, scoop, strain, whisk, ladle, grab, cut, peel, paddle, or pour.…

Photo of Joseph Spinale Primative Furniture Joseph Spinale Primative Furniture

Handcrafted Reproduction Early American Furniture My name is Joseph Spinale, and together with my wife Ellen, we have been creating our line of18th and 19th century reproduction furniture. After 20 years I can say its good to work with your best friend! We love the smell of our sawdust laden shop, cough, cough. We start from scratch with pine.…

Photo of Joy Tanner Joy Tanner

Functional Pottery Inspired by Nature I started selling my work online after being a potter for several years. It was a great way to reach a wider audience, displaying my work to the online world. I love that someone can find one of my bowls in California, or Alaska! Here people can read about my process and inspirations and hopefully purchase a piece that they will use and enjoy from years to come.…

Photo of Judy Evans Judy Evans

Stained Glass Switch Plate Covers Judy Evans' Collection of Decorative Switch Plate Covers and Stained Glass Sun Catchers - Home to unique handcrafted pieces of art that are unusual and eclectic. These light switch covers are undoubtedly a decorative way to replace those boring white or ivory plastic light switch covers. And the one of a kind stained glass sun catchers are a way to add something special to your home.

Photo of Jules Ceramics Jules Ceramics

Ceramic Spoon Rests & Pendants My leaves last forever!  And I love nature & the outdoors. When I'm not making clay items or jewelry, I am in my gardens - I have several. The leaf spoon rests and pendants are handmade, hand formed out of clay, then pressed with a real leaf by me. Sometimes I use a Rubbermaid container or whatever I can find that looks good.…

Photo of Julie Meyer Julie Meyer

Fabric Handbags & Totes I started my handmade business in 2008, specializing in handbags uniquely made with quality fabrics and attention to detail. All my bags are made by me - no mass-manufacturing here! I source all my materials myself. I keep a sketchbook of all my designs, tweaking seams here and there as proto-types become finished bags.

Photo of Karen in the Woods Karen in the Woods

Hand Loomed Rugs & Knitted Socks Keeping with traditional methods of “making do” and plain old-fashioned recycling, KarenInTheWoods uses the skills & handcrafting of the Olde World, using vintage rug looms. Please note the quality and skill in the rugs & handwoven items that are lovingly turned out. Luscious wools and yarns are carefully selected and created into the one-of-a-kind woven items and cozy warm homemade knit socks.…

Photo of Karin Lorenc Pottery Karin Lorenc Pottery

Handmade Stoneware for Everyday Use I'm a potter in Niagara Falls, NY. As a nature lover, clay is my favorite material to work with.  My process is relatively simple. All my work is made on a kick wheel. That's old fashioned foot powered goodness!  My pottery is durable cone 5 stoneware meant to be used every day.

Photo of Karla Wheeler Design Karla Wheeler Design

Handmade Silver, Resin & Etched Jewelry I like classic lines but I am drawn towards statement jewelry, so many of my pieces are classic with the twist of being slightly larger than life. I also like to hide details that are only known by the wearer; such as etchings on the back of a ring. I believe it makes my jewelry feel a little more personal.…

Photo of Kerri Hale Kerri Hale

Silver & Crystal Jewelry I've always been enchanted by natural crystals and minerals… all the different colors and shapes fascinate me, especially when you think about how they grow underground where no light would normally reach … all that color growing in the dark! It kind of blows my mind a little. I remember as a kid picking out the landscape stones from my mom’s garden that were especially pretty to me – ones with shimmery flecks or pleasing shapes – and hoarding them in my room.…

Photo of Keven O’Grady Keven O’Grady

Borosilicate Art Glass Bracelets Kevin O'Grady has been working with glass since 1988 and has taught and demonstrated torch work techniques around the U.S.  He is a pioneer in borosilicate art glass and is known for his innovation in boro color and form.  He is a master glass bracelet maker and has massively innovated inlay to create new exciting, comtemporary glass and silver jewelry.  …

Photo of Key of A Key of A

Handmade Recycled/Upcycled Jewelry Key of A® is an upcycled jewelry and accessory company that was founded in 2008 with a single typewriter and has blossomed into a smorgasbord of repurposed designs. We hand pick found objects and pieces that speak to our artistic vision and create styles that are wearable and fashion forward. Like we say in our listings, we've been upcycling everything but the kitchen sink since we started back in 2008.

Photo of Klara Borbas Klara Borbas

Ceramic  and Polymer Jewelry After many years of creating functional ceramics, I recently transferred my activity and aesthetics into the smaller scale of ceramic and polymer jewelry. Designing with new challenges of functionality, I create pieces that are light-weight, comfortable, and work well on the body.  My work can best be described as minimalist, following the “less is more” rule. …

Photo of KoolShoos KoolShoos

Colorful Hand-Cobbled Shoes These shoes are hand-cobbled by Mark Carter in Prescott, Arizona, and are the funkiest shoes anywhere in the wearable art world. Each and every shoe is handmade and hand-painted by both Mark and his wife Cody, and is fun, cool and comfy. Born in England, Mark moved to London in 1984 looking for work.…

Photo of Kyle Anne Metals Kyle Anne Metals

Precious Metals, Gemstone, and Cloisonne Jewelry From the time I was a small child I was obsessed with making jewelry, whether it was stringing glass beads, making beads out of fimo clay, and making earrings and pendants with friendly plastic. I took my first silversmithing class when I was sixteen and I know right then that this is what I wanted to do for the rest of my life.…

Photo of LA Black LA Black

Fiber Baskets & Bags LA Black, is my vision of ever evolving design and function. I have never had much time for things that have no function in my everyday life. That being said, if there is real function let the design inspire me to use it! LA Black studio is based in beautiful Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania.…

Photo of Lamixx Lamixx

From concept, design, pattern to finish, working around the clock to ensure high quality clothing and personal 1 to 1 customer care. From a small minmal studio in sunny California, I started lamixx with a passion to create clothing I would truly love to wear, with price consciousness, comfort and minimal casual chic at the core..…

Photo of Laurie Pollpeter Eskenazi Laurie Pollpeter Eskenazi

Laurie Pollpeter Eskenazi has worked with clay for over 25 years. As a little girl, she was fascinated with the items found on and in her Grandmother’s dresser. It was filled with old button boxes, crazy quilts, and hand tatted lace. Laurie is a graduate of the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. Her pottery is inspired by the traditional needle crafts made by women in the 19th and early 20th century.…

Photo of Leather Waves Leather Waves

Hello and welcome to the Leather Waves virtual store. Many of you may know us from our well-known location in Malibu California where we have been doing business since 1975. For those of you who are new, we look forward to crafting a long and happy relationship. Many of our clientele has been with us for decades!…

Photo of LexLuxe LexLuxe

Jewelry from fine metals, precious gemstones and conflict free diamonds In 2005, Alexis Russell combined her love for fashion with her creative talents and launched her own collection of jewelry. Her inspiration is echoed in each hand-crafted piece, as she continues to marry classic modern design with natural, organic elements. “Earthy and understated, yet refined and elegant” is how Alexis describes her collection.…