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the indigenous leaflet ~ December 2018
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Welcome to our most favorite time of the year, when we get to share the creative seasonal delights from all of the artists in our
Handmade for the Holidays collection!
Enjoy perusing all of our Christmas trees that are freshly-stocked with cool ornaments, along with our
dynamic selection of contemporary functional & decorative arts, crafts & jewelry by
150+ artists. Celebrate the holiday season and show everyone on your list how much you appreciate them with the
gift of handmade.
Join us for the year-end neighborhood event,
Walk on Woodburn (WoW),
Friday, December 14th from 6 to 10.
Enjoy tasty red wine wassail and indulge in sweets at
indigenous.
Find out how to get a FREE ornament to help Trim Your Tree during this festive WoW!
The
indigenous artists have been busy and we are stocked with
everything handmade
& wonderful ~ jewelry sets, clever ornaments, serving pieces, Cincinnati-centric designs, stationery, art tiles, picture frames, glass vessels, fused glass serving trays, mugs in every size & color, warm scarves, plush creatures, garden stakes, earrings, stained glass panels, sculptures, nightlights, kaleidoscopes, fun & functional pottery, art prints, cool bracelets, leafy mobiles, Tree of Life designs, wood boxes, a bevy of animal-inspired designs (including Fiona), and so much more...
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B Skinner's happy little rainbow birds
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We're here seven days a week with so many new arrivals ~ we're happy to help you find the perfect pieces you need. Shop Monday - Friday 10 to 8, Saturday 10 to 6, and Sunday 12 to 5. Every item you select will be gift-boxed with information about the artist for the recipient to discover and enjoy.
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happening at indigenous Friday ~
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December 14 ~
Walk on Woodburn
~ Trim Your Tree event + Annual Wassail Night, 6-10
~ free ornament with purchase ~
Please join us for our final hoopla of the year this Friday for the Walk on Woodburn in East Walnut Hills. Celebrating the season, you'll find music, carolers, and all sorts of holiday cheer in the neighborhood. At
indigenous it's our annual
Wassail Night. we'll be serving warm red wine wassail and sweets for the WoW from 6 to 10.
While getting your holiday shopping under way (or completed!),
enjoy a
free ornament (with purchase of fifty+ dollars) as our way of
thanking you for always keeping it handmade & local at
indigenous. Choose your favorite ornament from a special tree at the counter - it has a delightful variety selected just for you!
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annual ornament extravaganza ~
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Handmade ornaments
from indigenous bring joy today
and will be tomorrow's heirlooms...
We are thrilled to share with you our fantastic collection of holiday ornaments
by more than 40 artists created in a variety of styles, all made
to festively adorn your tree!
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Bryce Dimitruk
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Leandra Drumm
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Heidi Wineland
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Nicole Golden
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Meredith Wenzel
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Angelyn Pass
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Crysten Nesseth
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Ann Nye
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Amie Van Susteren
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Corey Silverman
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Amy Flesher
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Ron Hinkle
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Cindy Pacileo
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Virgil Jones
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Rick Hoffman
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Glass Eye Studio
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Beth DiCara
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Ellen Hamilton
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Working in glass, metal, wood, clay, fabric, and a full medley
of materials, more than 40 distinctive artists contributed their talents to our
annual ornament collection so it offers something for everyone!
Amy Flesher ~ Nicole Golden ~ Cindy Pacileo ~ Rod Sounik ~ Sarah Wilisch-Horn
Meredith Wenzel ~ Bryce Dimitruk ~ Ken Kantro ~ Judy Vilmain
Trish McLennan ~ Lidia Anderson ~ Larry Mack ~ Constance Hall
Corey Silverman ~ Ron Hinkle ~ Sondra Gerber ~ Kerin Houseberg ~ Loretta Eby
Dianne Loos ~ Jenn Sczur ~ Michael Macone ~ Lawrence & Audrey Goldsmith
Ellen Hamilton ~ Rebecca Miller-Campbell ~ Glass Eye Studio ~ Leandra Drumm
Heidi Wineland ~ Glenda Suttman ~ Shawn Messenger ~ Rick Hoffman
Rena Hopkins ~ Virgil Jones ~ Beth DiCara ~ B Skinner ~ Hamid Emami
Angelyn Pass ~ Amie Van Susteren ~ Jeff Welch ~ Ann Nye ~ Crysten Nesseth
Bethany Roa ~ Nancy Hopkins ~ Clare Rumpke ~ Jeannine Kenyon
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introducing two more new artists for 2018~
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Please help us welcome new local potter, Bethany Kramer, to the
indigenous family of artists!
Bethany delivered her first batch of earthy, rustic pottery with a lovely blend of warm green, textured glazes on a variety of functional, organic forms. Bethany keeps her hands in the clay by producing her line of Bethany Rose Pottery and teaching classes at Queen City Clay.
"As a ceramic teacher I am always trying new techniques and trying to expand my knowledge of clay as a material. I make functional stoneware pottery as well as sculptural work that I wheel throw and alter. Throughout the creating process I try to bring out the natural and earthy qualities found in clay. Starting with a solid structure or foundation I let the surface take on its own life through the use different tools, glazes, slips, or underglazes." ~ Bethany
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John Funner
We are welcoming our first wood jewelry maker, John Funner, to the
indigenous family of artists! Created with local, naturally sourced maple, cherry, & walnut, John captures the natural beauty of this material in each bentwood ring by layering a very thin piece of wood around itself, allowing the grain to run around the ring enhancing each one's longevity and strength.
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let art be part of your nature ~
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Sondra Gerber's Santa Town - hope he stops at your house!
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We are looking forward to helping you make it a marvelous handcrafted
holiday! Thank you for your continued patronage of
indigenous and
support of our artists & their creative endeavors.
We are so fortunate to have friends like
you who share our values in supporting local artists, local business, & the tradition of always giving handmade gifts. Thanks for the continued support and following us to our new home in East Walnut Hills ~ this is our lucky 13th holiday season!
With over 150 local & regional artists making the best handcrafted works, you're sure to find something for everyone! Bring in your naughty & nice notes & we'll help you pick perfect handmade gifts so you can check off your whole list.
Have happy, healthy holiday celebrations!
from the whole crafty crew ~ Diane, Jenn, Kelsey, Celeste, Heather, Sunshine, Jeannine, Sara, Karen, Mary, Sharon & Junipurr!
~ indigenous craft gallery
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~plenty of nearby parking, 20 free spaces on Madison, 6 meters on Moorman and three public lots, along with other street parking in the area
***free parking in the lots on Walk on Woodburn nights!
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