Profile

What started in 1969 as a family-run urban ceramics store has grown into a neighborhood fixture representing around 500 pottery, glassware, and jewelry artists and small design studios. The focus is on the handmade, including handblown glass from the northwestern U.S.

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This Brooklyn favorite has fans in all boroughs who come here to check out contemporary designs from more than 100 American craftspeople. They also offer resetting services for heirloom diamonds, and "conflict-free" Canadian stones suitable for engagement rings.