An extraordinary Artisan Market will captivate your imagination with hand-made treasures for your home or that special gift.
This year’s Victorian Chautauqua Artisan Row will offer an array of top artists in jewelry, textiles, and three-dimensional designs. Whether you're looking for that unique home or utilitarian accent, browsing the pop-up shops will quicken your pulse.
Artisans Roster
Connie Pardini
WIRESTORM CREATIONS
Connie is a self-taught metalsmith, working primarily in copper and sterling silver, often including found metal objects and natural elements as well. Her jewelry and decorative pieces reflect a rustic, nature-inspired style with a touch of whimsy. She specializes in handcrafted ornaments, mobiles & chimes, copper wall art, and miniature nature scenes.
Lori Wall & David Moran
CRIMSON SHAMROCK RANCH
The Crimson Shamrock Ranch is a working fiber farm in Eglon, West Virginia with Alpaca and Sheep grown for fiber only. The ranch has been a leading Suri alpaca and Wensleydale sheep breeder for over two decades. Their top-rated fibers are transformed into woven, crocheted, and braided designs. Other natural fibers, including silk and cotton, are used to create hand-painted and marbled artistic designs.
Chip Lee & Kathleen Gibbs
COUNTRY PARSON HONEY
The Country Parson Honey Company is a small-batch, artisanal apiary atop the Allegheny Range of the Appalachian Chain in Western Maryland. They harvest the best raw, unfiltered, wildflower honey you can find, along with other fine hand-crafted beeswax products, jams, and crafts. Great care ensures you’re getting the highest quality products while caring for the needs of their bee colonies.
Alexander Hastmann
H&H KNIVES
Alexander Hastmann creates knives with Antler Bone handles. No two are the same, making each knife unique and special, while highlighting the beauty of nature. He can also custom-make knives from a supplied bone, creating a wonderful hunter’s memento.
Jennifer Clark
28 STITCHES DESIGN
All of Jennifer’s items are completely handmade. Herb-stuffed poppet dolls and stuffed animals make up her menagerie of imaginative and personalized items. Choose from elephants, hippos, bunnies, bears, kitties, and more for an individual creation made with love and care!
Jeanette Patterson, Steve Imes, and Kate Kremann
CRAFTOVER
Three artisans combine their skills under one roof. Meet Jeanette, Steve, and, who together,l offer up hand-made greeting cards, journals, books, and novelty lamps in the steampunk style. Find that unique and charming item you can’t live without.
Steve Imes
UPCYCLED LAMPS
Steve Imes doesn’t think a lamp should be ordinary. His illuminated designs take unexpected objects of beauty to light up not only your room but also your spirit. Musical instruments and gadgets of all types become works of art you can cozy up to in the dark.
Brenda K. Caldwell
AUNT B’S PLACE
Aunt B’s Place offers handcrafted industrial-style sculptural pieces, functional décor, and wearable works of art with a vintage steampunk aesthetic. Slightly macabre, yet always decoratively pleasing, this work is bound to round out your collection.
Hertiage Artisan
Dave Wilson
VICTORIAN PHOTOGRAPHY STUDIO
Wet plate photographer Dave Wilson revived an early method of photography that gained him much attention in Gettysburg. At the Victorian Chautauqua, you can commission a one-of-a-kind tintype photograph. Dave is known for his seductive aesthetic and beautiful images that capture his subjects as if they are from a bygone era.
