Handmade with heart.

Grain & Steel

Portland, Oregon

4.6(10)

Functional woodwork — cutting boards, utensils, and small furniture from locally felled hardwoods.

Heartwood Turnery

Asheville, North Carolina

4.4(5)

Lathe-turned woodwork from storm-felled Appalachian hardwoods. Every bowl, mill, and candlestick starts as a log we can point to on a map.

Wild & Wool

Hebden Bridge, Yorkshire

4.5(15)

Small-batch knitwear and woven goods in undyed, traceable yarns.

Driftwood Ceramics

Falmouth, Cornwall

4.6(16)

Hand-thrown stoneware from a small coastal studio. Every piece is wheel-thrown, glazed, and fired in-house.

Thistle & Flax

Stromness, Orkney

4.5(4)

Woven and knitted goods from the Orkney islands — island wool, plant-dyed linen, and patterns that have outlived several empires.

Saltmarsh Pottery

Whitstable, Kent

3.8(5)

Slipware and salt-glaze pottery from a weatherboard studio on the north Kent coast. Thrown in small runs, glazed with what the landscape gives us.