Custom, handcrafted, mixed-media wearable art. Bold and unique for the not so faint of heart!

PEAU bridges the gap of traditional and mainstream artistic communities. We are a collective of passionate artists who use our art as a platform to share ideas, culture, and heritage

Vanilla extract/sugars, wooden bowls, pepper mills, French style rolling pins, and chopsticks. I love making things that people can use and enjoy on a daily basis, from my kitchen to the wood shop. It’s all connected in one big awesome circle of scents, textures, and tastes.

Through my images, I endeavor to transport the viewer to the locale being depicted, to capture a unique perspective which many people walk by and do not notice. The images I create are done solely with the camera – no post-editing/Photoshopping is done.

Ray is a life-long crocheter; Cy is a designer and doodler. They have dreamed up adorable characters to add whimsy and adventure to the everyday. Affordability, simplicity and fun are the focus of every design they create. Let them help make your life moments memorable.

We’re Italian sisters raising bees and bringing raw honey to the table. Production is overseen by a distinguished queen bee. Our little ladies have worked hard to create the best from the Beehive State.

I am an artist-printmaker from SLC. I make prints and zines using traditional processes such as lithography, collagraphy, relief, screen-printing and combination techniques. My art visually illustrates emotional states like sadness, infatuation, reflection, and isolation.

Brooke and Ben search for the most interesting old books they can find, then handcraft these literary treasures into journals. Their carefully curated selection of titles brings the best memories to the simplest of tasks.

A long time enthusiast of the outdoors and animals, Rachel creates home decor pieces that are infused with a bit of whit and whimsy. With a background in the fine arts and concentration in painting, she brings that attention to detail in each of her pieces of work.

Using ink, gouache, papier-mâché and printmaking; Robin’s work uses fey playfulness to examine heavier topics. Gender identity, depression and the absurdity of the human condition are confronted in cheeky pastels and a mischievous smirk.

Using locally sourced wood I craft home decor and furniture that highlight the simple beauty of wood. Whether spun on the lathe, or milled into boards, I aim to preserve the live edge of the wood in each piece to preserve a rustic, yet refined, look.

Wheel thrown pottery, made in Salt Lake City, by a real human being, with love and a minimalist design aesthetic.

Diann weaves up-cycled denim, wool, and cotton fabrics on her loom from the 1890s, giving them new life as beautiful and colorful, one-of-a-kind rugs & table decor.

Bolga Baskets are hand woven from native grass by women living in the rural region of Bolgatanga, Ghana. Each baskets color, design and pattern is unique and a reflection of the woman’s skill. They are sturdy, functional, and also a beautiful piece of art.

I love art and I love nature, so I put them together. National Park art and t-shirts for the nature lover in all of us.

Obsessive by nature, Hannah is a fine artist and graphic designer by trade. She currently runs an Etsy shop selling handmade journals.

Using creativity and style to combat negativity, two young activists, a.k.a. Salamphant, created these Rad Islam shirts to support the local refugee community. Resist stereotypes. Resist propaganda. Resist Islamophobia. Donate to their cause by wearing their Rad shirts!

Lover of Typography and love vintage rustic things so why not hand paint antique looking signs.