Virtual Market: April 27 – May 1, 2020
Thank you to everyone who supported our VIRTUAL New Mexico Women’s Market!
2020 Women’s Market Vendors
Desert Dog Designs is a new, small boutique jewelry business located in Albuquerque, NM. They specialize in unique handmade botanical jewelry made using epoxy resin and real flowers.
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From the maker, Juliette: “Enchanted Sugar was created after I was diagnosed with breast cancer. Like many other women, I started reading every label of every product that I put on my face, and products that I used in my home. I first started creating essential oil-based skin care products with ingredients I could pronounce. I missed candles, so the next question became — how do I create a candle that a cancer survivor would burn in their home?”
“I spent 6 months researching the candle industry before I poured my first candle. We use the best American grown products, eliminate the chemicals, and use organic dried herbs and flowers, many locally grown. Simple ingredients that make extraordinary sweet-smelling candles.”
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From the maker, Josie: “I combine humor and precise draftsmanship to create a style of artwork that is unmistakably my own. My images come from fairy tales, Southwest flora and fauna, cultural holidays and events, and everyday life. Many visual references as well as imagination help create visually pleasing images that tell a story.”
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From the maker, Corrina: “My name is Corrina Hughes and I am the owner of Kokopelli Design Studio. I come from a very artistic and musical background. I love making pretty things that make people smile and make them feel happy & confident. My line(s) can be described as affordable southwestern chic with a unique twist.”
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Established in 2008, Made to Lather is a handmade bath and body company based in Artesia, NM. Made to Lather wanted to provide handmade soaps made of simple ingredients that are good for your skin. Made to Lather has since expanded into other products such as lotions, scrubs and balms.
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From the maker, Brooke: “I’m an art educator and glass-fusing artist who loves melting glass. Layering colors to create depth in my work has been my focus for the last several years. However, as of late I’ve had fun sculpting my own molds for bowls and vases. Re-purposed glass has allowed me to find new uses for the common wine bottle and insulator caps. These have become fantastic conversation pieces for my customers.”
Follow Melt: A glass art studio on Facebook.
From the maker, Lauren: “Ever since I was tiny, I wanted to make things, especially jewelry. Clay, string, wire, anything. I followed this childhood fascination and landed in Albuquerque, NM where I identified a need for a co-working studio space that artists could use for their own production and educational needs. Meltdown Studio came to be in 2006, and it has evolved ever since. Meltdown Studio Jewelry is wearable documentation of all the things I have learned and loved along the way.”
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From the maker, Melanie: I’m all about reduce, reuse, recycle. I incorporate that into the one-of-a-kind handmade pieces. I’m also an auction and estate sale junky who passes along some of the treasures she finds.
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A small independent studio in Corrales, NM where L. Balombini creates one of a kind artwork for your home or workplace and offers workshops with her or other artists. Laura also designs art to wear (Coreline’s Closet) for women who like vintage fabrics & patterns that combine contemporary with folk styles.
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Riverstone Art & Designs creates and sells oil landscape paintings, painted stones, unique domino jewelry, Dia de Los Muertos black canvas paintings, and steampunk jewelry.
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From the maker, Robyn: “My work celebrates change — a cyclical duality of creation and loss. The compositions seek to create an intangible space where the past, present, and future assemblages of our self culminate in a soft expanse of possibility.”
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Seraphym introduced the first heirloom bronze and silver rosary of its kind to the United States over 15 years ago. The Seraphym Heirloom Rosaries and Heirloom Jewelry collection are now sold across the country and abroad. The components used to make each collection have biblical history and sacred qualities.
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Susan Tische Clifford
Susan is a local Albuquerque artist who creates contemporary jewelry with sterling silver and semi precious stones. Her creations range from stunning earrings to beautiful brooches.