We are a community of female makers and artists selling our work, and empowering other women to do so.

I have been a creator for as long as I can remember. Currently, I work in ink, printmaking and paint to explore nature and humanity and their intersection. I craft a lot of animal, portrait, and landscapes that retain my original style.

Chromatophores are the pigment cells in octopi and other animals. Their art aims to use biology and visual art to gain a better understanding of the world around them.

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.

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.

When searching for ways to reduce her impact on the environment, Faith started making various household reusables that became well-received gifts to her loved ones. She brings her handmade reusables to Instagram and hopes to someday have a zero waste shop back home in Michigan!

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!

The Thrill of a Thrift is a mother-daughter duo who curates sustainable, affordable apparel for the lovers of odd, rare and one-of-a-kind. We are thrilled to bring you thoughtfully hand-picked vintage.

Kseniya Thomas is the owner of Thomas-Printers, a commercial letterpress print shop, where she has produced letterpress social stationery and fine art for more than a decade. She’s the co-founder of Ladies of Letterpress, a national organization with more than 3,000 members.

Tisha was taught crochet when she was 6 years old. It has become such a therapy to her, she has to do it everyday. She loves designing her own Goat Totes, making custom blankets, and learning new patterns from other hookers.

Tiny Messy Shop is a collection of handcrafted earrings, original artwork including prints and paintings, and curated vintage clothing encapsulating a ’90s aesthetic.