An independent, creative, and talented knitter that creates everything by hand, and only with the best fibers. Annie Cain has been hand knitting beanies, gloves, socks, baby outfits, slippers, and whatever else you can think of! She is a woman, hear her roar

City of Industry was founded by Sarah Anderson in 2013, named after Utah’s state motto, and after the community of busy and creative folks she keeps in mind as she designs stationery, pins, and small gifts.

Natural and organic overtones are the foundation of Callie Capps’s jewelry. Her inspiration comes from her Utah and Idaho roots, where she experienced nature’s rugged beauty, and which she interprets through her artistic creations.

Death, life, and rebirth with a dash of spirituality and the macabre is what Arthur focuses on in their illustrative works. They gain most of their inspiration from the forms and textures of animals and plants along with mythology.

I’ve been making jewelry for over ten years. Currently I take inspiration from the soft colors of southern Utah that aren’t red, and use the actual stones that come from these places in the gold I fabricate together.

Animals and the great outdoors are constant themes running through Logan’s block prints, antler dip calligraphy pens, sketchbooks, and art journals.

Mother nature creates beautiful maps! We highlight beautiful and popular areas around Utah with topographic map designs that we print onto clothing.

Charlotte is a lifelong artist. Creativity fuels her crafts, and her style is unique. She is currently working on embroidery, hand drawn jewelry, and striking pop art.

We create scratch-off maps and journals that inspire families and individuals to travel and experience new places. Our maps are prints of original watercolors, making them a beautiful and creative way to display your travels.

From a childhood spent in the dusty fields of a Santa Fe cattle ranch, Jessica gained the inspiration and grit that goes into her handcrafted, western-inspired goods. Now fond of both horses and motorcycles, she creates functional accessories with a nod to her roots.

The idea for flexible neck lumber (Wooden Ties) began in his mom’s garage just over a year ago. After selling 300+ ties just in December, Spencer’s passion project is expanding into a full time gig- this year supplementing the line up with jewelry, shirts and wood-patched hats!

Tracy Lupanow is a Salt Lake City abstract expressionist artist. Her mixed-media paintings are expressive and open to interpretation by the viewer.

Tragic Girls Co is artwork, apparel, and accessories for lovers of retro comics, vintage scifi/horror movie posters, and pop art.