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Join us at 660 S 400 W Salt Lake City, UT 84101 from 3-8pm on November 1st for the "Granary District November Maker's Market" in collaboration with Evo Hotel and Journeyman!
Wheel thrown, hand altered and hand painted ceramics. I make a variety of functional and sculptural ceramics. Such as mugs, plates, planters, magnets, necklaces, earrings and a few other items.
@https://www.instagram.com/madebyraianaView Vendor PageI make and sell mala bracelets made from stone and wooden beads. I will also be selling block prints of tarot cards and intention cards. I have a yoga business and these are all things that coincide and relate to a yogic practice.
@micasayogastudioView Vendor Page100% Organic customizable produce boxes & artisan groceries! Delivered to your home without contracts or delivery fees. Customers agree to purchase one of our produce boxes at the event, but no charge is made until the week of delivery. Customers can choose to opt out before the delivery, which prevents any charge from occurring.
@farmfreshtoyouView Vendor PageHi! I sell custom fit toe rings, they’re gold filled and sterling silver! I also offer custom fit Jewlery with clasps, and more intricate pieces like arm chains, hand chains, foot chains, waist chains etc!
@StarstudiocoView Vendor PageLa Cubana is a Cuban food truck serving authentic Cuban cuisine made from family recipes. Our menu includes Cuban sandwiches, lechón (slow-roasted pork), rice bowls, yuca fries, tostones, croquetas, pastelitos, Cuban coffee, and traditional Cuban beverages. Everything is prepared fresh with an emphasis on high-quality ingredients and authentic flavors.
@LacubanaslcView Vendor PageEntirely handmade gemstone jewelry using high end metals and featuring color palettes inspired by natures beauty.
@feral.fox.jewelryView Vendor Page
The Wandering Feather is an Indigenous-owned restoration and design studio specializing in the preservation, revitalization, and artistic transformation of vintage Native American, Indigenous, and First Nations jewelry and cultural adornment. Every piece begins in my studio, where I personally source, evaluate, restore, repair, redesign, and handcraft each work using authentic vintage materials alongside natural elements from the earth—including seashells, buffalo and elk teeth, bone, leather, feathers, sterling silver, gold, and genuine precious and semi-precious stones. No two pieces are alike, and every design is individually created by hand.
@The_wandering featherView Vendor Page