This year we might not be able to celebrate Mother’s Day as we normally would, but we want to make sure that you can still find a thoughtful gift to commemorate this special holiday. We’ve curated a selection of great gifts in our online shop, and we are happy to offer shipping services or free local delivery. Happy Mother’s Day!
13FOREST’s newest artist Caroline Mead makes colorful geometric earrings from lightweight polymer clay - perfect for someone who likes jewelry that is bold yet easy to wear.
Rebecca Lockhart crafts her jewelry out of repurposed industrial materials, creating designs that are sleek and modern.
Canyon colored powder coated steel components with argentium silver posts
1 1/4” x 1 1/4”
The need to find an alternative outlet for her creative impulses drove Rebecca Lockhart into the world of jewelry design. While working long days as an English teacher in New York City, she wanted to make something with her hands –– and after picking up a set of chain nose pliers and making her first pair of earrings on a whim, she was hooked.
Over the years, Lockhart’s work has evolved through her experience as a self-taught artist, along with wax carving and silversmithing techniques learned in Italy and Mexico. Her designs fuse a refined industrial aesthetic with global sensibilities, inspired by the duality of urban and rural life.
White powder coated steel components with argentium silver posts
1 1/4” x 1 1/4”
The need to find an alternative outlet for her creative impulses drove Rebecca Lockhart into the world of jewelry design. While working long days as an English teacher in New York City, she wanted to make something with her hands –– and after picking up a set of chain nose pliers and making her first pair of earrings on a whim, she was hooked.
Over the years, Lockhart’s work has evolved through her experience as a self-taught artist, along with wax carving and silversmithing techniques learned in Italy and Mexico. Her designs fuse a refined industrial aesthetic with global sensibilities, inspired by the duality of urban and rural life.
Maeve Mueller’s delicate porcelain designs range from simple geometric studs and pendants to dramatic tiered earrings - something for every taste. She uses a special gold luster glaze that adds elegance to every piece.
Porcelain with spring green glaze and gold luster, 14K gold filled hardware, 1/4" x 1/4"
Maeve Mueller studied at the School at the Art Institute of Chicago, where she concentrated in ceramics and light metals. A New England native originally hailing from Salem, New Hampshire, Mueller now lives in Brooklyn, New York.
The more like meditation my art practice is, the happier I am. If I’m going to dedicate my life to making objects (and I am) they should be honest and precious and created for the purpose of being intimately experienced by others.
Porcelain with spring green glaze and gold luster, 14K gold filled hardware, 1/4" x 1/4"
Maeve Mueller studied at the School at the Art Institute of Chicago, where she concentrated in ceramics and light metals. A New England native originally hailing from Salem, New Hampshire, Mueller now lives in Brooklyn, New York.
The more like meditation my art practice is, the happier I am. If I’m going to dedicate my life to making objects (and I am) they should be honest and precious and created for the purpose of being intimately experienced by others.
Porcelain with gold speckled black glaze and gold luster, 14K gold hardware, 7/8" x 7/8"
Maeve Mueller studied at the School at the Art Institute of Chicago, where she concentrated in ceramics and light metals. A New England native originally hailing from Salem, New Hampshire, Mueller now lives in Brooklyn, New York.
The more like meditation my art practice is, the happier I am. If I’m going to dedicate my life to making objects (and I am) they should be honest and precious and created for the purpose of being intimately experienced by others.
Porcelain with tangerine glaze and gold luster side lines, 14K gold filled hardware, 1/4" x 1/4"
Maeve Mueller studied at the School at the Art Institute of Chicago, where she concentrated in ceramics and light metals. A New England native originally hailing from Salem, New Hampshire, Mueller now lives in Brooklyn, New York.
The more like meditation my art practice is, the happier I am. If I’m going to dedicate my life to making objects (and I am) they should be honest and precious and created for the purpose of being intimately experienced by others.
Porcelain with white glaze and gold luster side line, 14K gold filled hardware, 1/4" x 1/4"
Maeve Mueller studied at the School at the Art Institute of Chicago, where she concentrated in ceramics and light metals. A New England native originally hailing from Salem, New Hampshire, Mueller now lives in Brooklyn, New York.
The more like meditation my art practice is, the happier I am. If I’m going to dedicate my life to making objects (and I am) they should be honest and precious and created for the purpose of being intimately experienced by others.
Porcelain with black glaze and gold luster center line, 14K gold filled hardware, 1/4" x 1/4"
Maeve Mueller studied at the School at the Art Institute of Chicago, where she concentrated in ceramics and light metals. A New England native originally hailing from Salem, New Hampshire, Mueller now lives in Brooklyn, New York.
The more like meditation my art practice is, the happier I am. If I’m going to dedicate my life to making objects (and I am) they should be honest and precious and created for the purpose of being intimately experienced by others.
Porcelain with black glaze and gold luster outline, 14K gold filled hardware, 3/8" x 3/8"
Maeve Mueller studied at the School at the Art Institute of Chicago, where she concentrated in ceramics and light metals. A New England native originally hailing from Salem, New Hampshire, Mueller now lives in Brooklyn, New York.
The more like meditation my art practice is, the happier I am. If I’m going to dedicate my life to making objects (and I am) they should be honest and precious and created for the purpose of being intimately experienced by others.
Porcelain with black glaze and gold luster side line, 14K gold filled hardware, 3/8" x 3/8"
Maeve Mueller studied at the School at the Art Institute of Chicago, where she concentrated in ceramics and light metals. A New England native originally hailing from Salem, New Hampshire, Mueller now lives in Brooklyn, New York.
The more like meditation my art practice is, the happier I am. If I’m going to dedicate my life to making objects (and I am) they should be honest and precious and created for the purpose of being intimately experienced by others.
Porcelain with mottled pink glaze and gold luster, 14K gold filled hardware, 5/8" x 5/8"
Maeve Mueller studied at the School at the Art Institute of Chicago, where she concentrated in ceramics and light metals. A New England native originally hailing from Salem, New Hampshire, Mueller now lives in Brooklyn, New York.
The more like meditation my art practice is, the happier I am. If I’m going to dedicate my life to making objects (and I am) they should be honest and precious and created for the purpose of being intimately experienced by others.
Porcelain with turquoise and white crackle glaze, 14K gold filled hardware, 7/8" x 7/8"
Maeve Mueller studied at the School at the Art Institute of Chicago, where she concentrated in ceramics and light metals. A New England native originally hailing from Salem, New Hampshire, Mueller now lives in Brooklyn, New York.
The more like meditation my art practice is, the happier I am. If I’m going to dedicate my life to making objects (and I am) they should be honest and precious and created for the purpose of being intimately experienced by others.
Two-tiered porcelain with clear glaze and textured gold luster, 14k filled hardware and handmade ear wire, 2 1/2" x 1 1/4"
Maeve Mueller studied at the School at the Art Institute of Chicago, where she concentrated in ceramics and light metals. A New England native originally hailing from Salem, New Hampshire, Mueller now lives in Brooklyn, New York.
The more like meditation my art practice is, the happier I am. If I’m going to dedicate my life to making objects (and I am) they should be honest and precious and created for the purpose of being intimately experienced by others.
Two-tiered hinged stud earrings, porcelain with crackle white glaze over textured gold, 14K gold filled hardware, 1 1/2" x 1"
Maeve Mueller studied at the School at the Art Institute of Chicago, where she concentrated in ceramics and light metals. A New England native originally hailing from Salem, New Hampshire, Mueller now lives in Brooklyn, New York.
The more like meditation my art practice is, the happier I am. If I’m going to dedicate my life to making objects (and I am) they should be honest and precious and created for the purpose of being intimately experienced by others.
Three-tiered porcelain with clear glaze and gold luster, 14K gold filled hardware, 2 1/2" x 7/8"
Maeve Mueller studied at the School at the Art Institute of Chicago, where she concentrated in ceramics and light metals. A New England native originally hailing from Salem, New Hampshire, Mueller now lives in Brooklyn, New York.
The more like meditation my art practice is, the happier I am. If I’m going to dedicate my life to making objects (and I am) they should be honest and precious and created for the purpose of being intimately experienced by others.
Porcelain pendant with black glaze and gold luster, 5/8" x 1/2" pendant, 16” 14K gold filled chain
Maeve Mueller studied at the School at the Art Institute of Chicago, where she concentrated in ceramics and light metals. A New England native originally hailing from Salem, New Hampshire, Mueller now lives in Brooklyn, New York.
The more like meditation my art practice is, the happier I am. If I’m going to dedicate my life to making objects (and I am) they should be honest and precious and created for the purpose of being intimately experienced by others.
Wheel-thrown porcelain vase with soft yellow glaze and gold geometric design, 5 1/2” x 2 3/4”
Maeve Mueller studied at the School at the Art Institute of Chicago, where she concentrated in ceramics and light metals. A New England native originally hailing from Salem, New Hampshire, Mueller now lives in Brooklyn, New York.
The more like meditation my art practice is, the happier I am. If I’m going to dedicate my life to making objects (and I am) they should be honest and precious and created for the purpose of being intimately experienced by others.
Wheel-thrown porcelain vase with midnight blue glaze and gold geometric design, 5 1/4” x 2 1/2”
Maeve Mueller studied at the School at the Art Institute of Chicago, where she concentrated in ceramics and light metals. A New England native originally hailing from Salem, New Hampshire, Mueller now lives in Brooklyn, New York.
The more like meditation my art practice is, the happier I am. If I’m going to dedicate my life to making objects (and I am) they should be honest and precious and created for the purpose of being intimately experienced by others.
Wheel-thrown porcelain vase with black glaze and gold luster, 4 1/2” x 2 1/2”
Maeve Mueller studied at the School at the Art Institute of Chicago, where she concentrated in ceramics and light metals. A New England native originally hailing from Salem, New Hampshire, Mueller now lives in Brooklyn, New York.
The more like meditation my art practice is, the happier I am. If I’m going to dedicate my life to making objects (and I am) they should be honest and precious and created for the purpose of being intimately experienced by others.
Wheel-thrown porcelain vase with textured black glaze and gold luster, 4 3/4” x 2 3/4”
Maeve Mueller studied at the School at the Art Institute of Chicago, where she concentrated in ceramics and light metals. A New England native originally hailing from Salem, New Hampshire, Mueller now lives in Brooklyn, New York.
The more like meditation my art practice is, the happier I am. If I’m going to dedicate my life to making objects (and I am) they should be honest and precious and created for the purpose of being intimately experienced by others.
A Cape Cod institution since the 1950’s, Jobi Pottery has long been a favorite for those looking to give a unique New England gift. We are proud to be the only venue off the Cape where you can find these delightful hand painted ceramics. With a range of styles and colors, this pottery is great for any occasion.
Hand-painted ceramic tray, 13” x 5 1/2” x 1”
Due to the hand painted nature of Jobi Pottery, please expect some variation in the pattern and appearance of each piece.
Jobi Pottery is a Cape Cod cottage industry that was started in 1953 by Joe Colliano and Bill Hastings (Jo-bi). Today, Jobi Pottery’s current owner and designer Susan Kurtzman still uses the original mid-century casting molds to create the ceramics in her Truro studio.
Every piece is handmade and hand-painted using the same methods the Jobis created. The retro look of their shapes can be traced back to Jobi’s original owners, but Kurtzman has added new designs and colors to contemporize the pottery. Jobi Pottery is committed to local handmade production; each piece is created on the premises, painted freehand and fired in their pottery barn. Jobi Pottery is proud to be a woman-owned business.
Hand-painted ceramic dish, 9 1/2” x 4” x 2 1/4”
Due to the hand painted nature of Jobi Pottery, please expect some variation in the pattern and appearance of each piece.
Jobi Pottery is a Cape Cod cottage industry that was started in 1953 by Joe Colliano and Bill Hastings (Jo-bi). Today, Jobi Pottery’s current owner and designer Susan Kurtzman still uses the original mid-century casting molds to create the ceramics in her Truro studio.
Every piece is handmade and hand-painted using the same methods the Jobis created. The retro look of their shapes can be traced back to Jobi’s original owners, but Kurtzman has added new designs and colors to contemporize the pottery. Jobi Pottery is committed to local handmade production; each piece is created on the premises, painted freehand and fired in their pottery barn. Jobi Pottery is proud to be a woman-owned business.
Hand painted ceramic bowl, multifish pattern, 2 3/4" x 5 1/4" x 5 1/4"
Due to the hand painted nature of Jobi Pottery, please expect some variation in the pattern and appearance of each piece.
Jobi Pottery is a Cape Cod cottage industry that was started in 1953 by Joe Colliano and Bill Hastings (Jo-bi). Today, Jobi Pottery’s current owner and designer Susan Kurtzman still uses the original mid-century casting molds to create the ceramics in her Truro studio.
Every piece is handmade and hand-painted using the same methods the Jobis created. The retro look of their shapes can be traced back to Jobi’s original owners, but Kurtzman has added new designs and colors to contemporize the pottery. Jobi Pottery is committed to local handmade production; each piece is created on the premises, painted freehand and fired in their pottery barn. Jobi Pottery is proud to be a woman-owned business.
Hand-painted ceramic bowl, 5 1/2” x 5 1/2” x 2 1/2”
Due to the hand painted nature of Jobi Pottery, please expect some variation in the pattern and appearance of each piece.
Jobi Pottery is a Cape Cod cottage industry that was started in 1953 by Joe Colliano and Bill Hastings (Jo-bi). Today, Jobi Pottery’s current owner and designer Susan Kurtzman still uses the original mid-century casting molds to create the ceramics in her Truro studio.
Every piece is handmade and hand-painted using the same methods the Jobis created. The retro look of their shapes can be traced back to Jobi’s original owners, but Kurtzman has added new designs and colors to contemporize the pottery. Jobi Pottery is committed to local handmade production; each piece is created on the premises, painted freehand and fired in their pottery barn. Jobi Pottery is proud to be a woman-owned business.
Hand-painted ceramic bowl, 5 1/2” x 5 1/2” x 2 1/2”
Due to the hand painted nature of Jobi Pottery, please expect some variation in the pattern and appearance of each piece.
Jobi Pottery is a Cape Cod cottage industry that was started in 1953 by Joe Colliano and Bill Hastings (Jo-bi). Today, Jobi Pottery’s current owner and designer Susan Kurtzman still uses the original mid-century casting molds to create the ceramics in her Truro studio.
Every piece is handmade and hand-painted using the same methods the Jobis created. The retro look of their shapes can be traced back to Jobi’s original owners, but Kurtzman has added new designs and colors to contemporize the pottery. Jobi Pottery is committed to local handmade production; each piece is created on the premises, painted freehand and fired in their pottery barn. Jobi Pottery is proud to be a woman-owned business.
Hand-painted ceramic bowl, 5 1/2” x 5 1/2” x 2 1/2”
Due to the hand painted nature of Jobi Pottery, please expect some variation in the pattern and appearance of each piece.
Jobi Pottery is a Cape Cod cottage industry that was started in 1953 by Joe Colliano and Bill Hastings (Jo-bi). Today, Jobi Pottery’s current owner and designer Susan Kurtzman still uses the original mid-century casting molds to create the ceramics in her Truro studio.
Every piece is handmade and hand-painted using the same methods the Jobis created. The retro look of their shapes can be traced back to Jobi’s original owners, but Kurtzman has added new designs and colors to contemporize the pottery. Jobi Pottery is committed to local handmade production; each piece is created on the premises, painted freehand and fired in their pottery barn. Jobi Pottery is proud to be a woman-owned business.
Hand-painted ceramic bowl, 4” x 4” x 2 1/4”
Due to the hand painted nature of Jobi Pottery, please expect some variation in the pattern and appearance of each piece.
Jobi Pottery is a Cape Cod cottage industry that was started in 1953 by Joe Colliano and Bill Hastings (Jo-bi). Today, Jobi Pottery’s current owner and designer Susan Kurtzman still uses the original mid-century casting molds to create the ceramics in her Truro studio.
Every piece is handmade and hand-painted using the same methods the Jobis created. The retro look of their shapes can be traced back to Jobi’s original owners, but Kurtzman has added new designs and colors to contemporize the pottery. Jobi Pottery is committed to local handmade production; each piece is created on the premises, painted freehand and fired in their pottery barn. Jobi Pottery is proud to be a woman-owned business.
Hand painted ceramic mug, 4 1/2" x 3 1/2" x 5 1/4"
Due to the hand painted nature of Jobi Pottery, please expect some variation in the pattern and appearance of each piece.
Jobi Pottery is a Cape Cod cottage industry that was started in 1953 by Joe Colliano and Bill Hastings (Jo-bi). Today, Jobi Pottery’s current owner and designer Susan Kurtzman still uses the original mid-century casting molds to create the ceramics in her Truro studio.
Every piece is handmade and hand-painted using the same methods the Jobis created. The retro look of their shapes can be traced back to Jobi’s original owners, but Kurtzman has added new designs and colors to contemporize the pottery. Jobi Pottery is committed to local handmade production; each piece is created on the premises, painted freehand and fired in their pottery barn. Jobi Pottery is proud to be a woman-owned business.
Hand-painted ceramic mug, 4 3/4” x 3 3/4” x 4 1/2”
Due to the hand painted nature of Jobi Pottery, please expect some variation in the pattern and appearance of each piece.
Jobi Pottery is a Cape Cod cottage industry that was started in 1953 by Joe Colliano and Bill Hastings (Jo-bi). Today, Jobi Pottery’s current owner and designer Susan Kurtzman still uses the original mid-century casting molds to create the ceramics in her Truro studio.
Every piece is handmade and hand-painted using the same methods the Jobis created. The retro look of their shapes can be traced back to Jobi’s original owners, but Kurtzman has added new designs and colors to contemporize the pottery. Jobi Pottery is committed to local handmade production; each piece is created on the premises, painted freehand and fired in their pottery barn. Jobi Pottery is proud to be a woman-owned business.
Hand painted ceramic mug, green traditional design, 4 1/2" x 3 1/2" x 5 1/4"
Due to the hand painted nature of Jobi Pottery, please expect some variation in the pattern and appearance of each piece.
Jobi Pottery is a Cape Cod cottage industry that was started in 1953 by Joe Colliano and Bill Hastings (Jo-bi). Today, Jobi Pottery’s current owner and designer Susan Kurtzman still uses the original mid-century casting molds to create the ceramics in her Truro studio.
Every piece is handmade and hand-painted using the same methods the Jobis created. The retro look of their shapes can be traced back to Jobi’s original owners, but Kurtzman has added new designs and colors to contemporize the pottery. Jobi Pottery is committed to local handmade production; each piece is created on the premises, painted freehand and fired in their pottery barn. Jobi Pottery is proud to be a woman-owned business.
Recently featured in the Boston Globe Magazine’s 2020 Mother’s Day Gift Guide, Françoise Han’s lovely hand painted porcelain pottery will add color and cheer to any home.
Amy Keller’s miniature prints feature charming vignettes - perfect for someone with a sense of whimsy.
Print reproduction of original collage, coated with wax and mounted on wood block, 4" x 4"
Amy Keller creates mixed media encaustic art and hand printed textiles in her home on the south shore of Massachusetts. Keller’s work consists of paper cut drawings collaged in layers of wax. Her pieces accentuate the depth that is characteristic of encaustic. Oil stick, silver leaf, metallic powder and pigments are also incorporated into some of her pieces. Her main influences are her summers on Cape Cod, her two children, vintage maps, and books.
Print reproduction of original collage, coated with wax and mounted on wood block, 4" x 4"
Amy Keller creates mixed media encaustic art and hand printed textiles in her home on the south shore of Massachusetts. Keller’s work consists of paper cut drawings collaged in layers of wax. Her pieces accentuate the depth that is characteristic of encaustic. Oil stick, silver leaf, metallic powder and pigments are also incorporated into some of her pieces. Her main influences are her summers on Cape Cod, her two children, vintage maps, and books.
Print reproduction of original collage, coated with wax and mounted on wood block, 4" x 4"
Amy Keller creates mixed media encaustic art and hand printed textiles in her home on the south shore of Massachusetts. Keller’s work consists of paper cut drawings collaged in layers of wax. Her pieces accentuate the depth that is characteristic of encaustic. Oil stick, silver leaf, metallic powder and pigments are also incorporated into some of her pieces. Her main influences are her summers on Cape Cod, her two children, vintage maps, and books.
Print reproduction of original collage, coated with wax and mounted on wood block, 4" x 4"
Amy Keller creates mixed media encaustic art and hand printed textiles in her home on the south shore of Massachusetts. Keller’s work consists of paper cut drawings collaged in layers of wax. Her pieces accentuate the depth that is characteristic of encaustic. Oil stick, silver leaf, metallic powder and pigments are also incorporated into some of her pieces. Her main influences are her summers on Cape Cod, her two children, vintage maps, and books.
Print reproduction of original collage, coated with wax and mounted on wood block, 4" x 4"
Amy Keller creates mixed media encaustic art and hand printed textiles in her home on the south shore of Massachusetts. Keller’s work consists of paper cut drawings collaged in layers of wax. Her pieces accentuate the depth that is characteristic of encaustic. Oil stick, silver leaf, metallic powder and pigments are also incorporated into some of her pieces. Her main influences are her summers on Cape Cod, her two children, vintage maps, and books.
Print reproduction of original collage, coated with wax and mounted on wood block, 4" x 4"
Amy Keller creates mixed media encaustic art and hand printed textiles in her home on the south shore of Massachusetts. Keller’s work consists of paper cut drawings collaged in layers of wax. Her pieces accentuate the depth that is characteristic of encaustic. Oil stick, silver leaf, metallic powder and pigments are also incorporated into some of her pieces. Her main influences are her summers on Cape Cod, her two children, vintage maps, and books.
Print reproduction of original collage, coated with wax and mounted on wood block, 4" x 4"
Amy Keller creates mixed media encaustic art and hand printed textiles in her home on the south shore of Massachusetts. Keller’s work consists of paper cut drawings collaged in layers of wax. Her pieces accentuate the depth that is characteristic of encaustic. Oil stick, silver leaf, metallic powder and pigments are also incorporated into some of her pieces. Her main influences are her summers on Cape Cod, her two children, vintage maps, and books.
Print reproduction of original collage, coated with wax and mounted on wood block, 4" x 4"
Amy Keller creates mixed media encaustic art and hand printed textiles in her home on the south shore of Massachusetts. Keller’s work consists of paper cut drawings collaged in layers of wax. Her pieces accentuate the depth that is characteristic of encaustic. Oil stick, silver leaf, metallic powder and pigments are also incorporated into some of her pieces. Her main influences are her summers on Cape Cod, her two children, vintage maps, and books.
Print reproduction of original collage, coated with wax and mounted on wood block, 4" x 4"
Amy Keller creates mixed media encaustic art and hand printed textiles in her home on the south shore of Massachusetts. Keller’s work consists of paper cut drawings collaged in layers of wax. Her pieces accentuate the depth that is characteristic of encaustic. Oil stick, silver leaf, metallic powder and pigments are also incorporated into some of her pieces. Her main influences are her summers on Cape Cod, her two children, vintage maps, and books.
Print reproduction of original collage, coated with wax and mounted on wood block, 4" x 4"
Amy Keller creates mixed media encaustic art and hand printed textiles in her home on the south shore of Massachusetts. Keller’s work consists of paper cut drawings collaged in layers of wax. Her pieces accentuate the depth that is characteristic of encaustic. Oil stick, silver leaf, metallic powder and pigments are also incorporated into some of her pieces. Her main influences are her summers on Cape Cod, her two children, vintage maps, and books.
Print reproduction of original collage, coated with wax and mounted on wood block, 4" x 4"
Amy Keller creates mixed media encaustic art and hand printed textiles in her home on the south shore of Massachusetts. Keller’s work consists of paper cut drawings collaged in layers of wax. Her pieces accentuate the depth that is characteristic of encaustic. Oil stick, silver leaf, metallic powder and pigments are also incorporated into some of her pieces. Her main influences are her summers on Cape Cod, her two children, vintage maps, and books.
Print reproduction of original collage, coated with wax and mounted on wood block, 4" x 4"
Amy Keller creates mixed media encaustic art and hand printed textiles in her home on the south shore of Massachusetts. Keller’s work consists of paper cut drawings collaged in layers of wax. Her pieces accentuate the depth that is characteristic of encaustic. Oil stick, silver leaf, metallic powder and pigments are also incorporated into some of her pieces. Her main influences are her summers on Cape Cod, her two children, vintage maps, and books.
Print reproduction of original collage, coated with wax and mounted on wood block, 4" x 4"
Amy Keller creates mixed media encaustic art and hand printed textiles in her home on the south shore of Massachusetts. Keller’s work consists of paper cut drawings collaged in layers of wax. Her pieces accentuate the depth that is characteristic of encaustic. Oil stick, silver leaf, metallic powder and pigments are also incorporated into some of her pieces. Her main influences are her summers on Cape Cod, her two children, vintage maps, and books.
Print reproduction of original collage, coated with wax and mounted on wood block, 4" x 4"
Amy Keller creates mixed media encaustic art and hand printed textiles in her home on the south shore of Massachusetts. Keller’s work consists of paper cut drawings collaged in layers of wax. Her pieces accentuate the depth that is characteristic of encaustic. Oil stick, silver leaf, metallic powder and pigments are also incorporated into some of her pieces. Her main influences are her summers on Cape Cod, her two children, vintage maps, and books.
Print reproduction of original collage, coated with wax and mounted on wood block, 4" x 4"
Amy Keller creates mixed media encaustic art and hand printed textiles in her home on the south shore of Massachusetts. Keller’s work consists of paper cut drawings collaged in layers of wax. Her pieces accentuate the depth that is characteristic of encaustic. Oil stick, silver leaf, metallic powder and pigments are also incorporated into some of her pieces. Her main influences are her summers on Cape Cod, her two children, vintage maps, and books.
Print reproduction of original collage, coated with wax and mounted on wood block, 4" x 4"
Amy Keller creates mixed media encaustic art and hand printed textiles in her home on the south shore of Massachusetts. Keller’s work consists of paper cut drawings collaged in layers of wax. Her pieces accentuate the depth that is characteristic of encaustic. Oil stick, silver leaf, metallic powder and pigments are also incorporated into some of her pieces. Her main influences are her summers on Cape Cod, her two children, vintage maps, and books.
Print reproduction of original collage, coated with wax and mounted on wood block, 4" x 4"
Amy Keller creates mixed media encaustic art and hand printed textiles in her home on the south shore of Massachusetts. Keller’s work consists of paper cut drawings collaged in layers of wax. Her pieces accentuate the depth that is characteristic of encaustic. Oil stick, silver leaf, metallic powder and pigments are also incorporated into some of her pieces. Her main influences are her summers on Cape Cod, her two children, vintage maps, and books.
Print reproduction of original collage, coated with wax and mounted on wood block, 4" x 4"
Amy Keller creates mixed media encaustic art and hand printed textiles in her home on the south shore of Massachusetts. Keller’s work consists of paper cut drawings collaged in layers of wax. Her pieces accentuate the depth that is characteristic of encaustic. Oil stick, silver leaf, metallic powder and pigments are also incorporated into some of her pieces. Her main influences are her summers on Cape Cod, her two children, vintage maps, and books.
Print reproduction of original collage, coated with wax and mounted on wood block, 4" x 4"
Amy Keller creates mixed media encaustic art and hand printed textiles in her home on the south shore of Massachusetts. Keller’s work consists of paper cut drawings collaged in layers of wax. Her pieces accentuate the depth that is characteristic of encaustic. Oil stick, silver leaf, metallic powder and pigments are also incorporated into some of her pieces. Her main influences are her summers on Cape Cod, her two children, vintage maps, and books.
Print reproduction of original collage, coated with wax and mounted on wood block, 4" x 4"
Amy Keller creates mixed media encaustic art and hand printed textiles in her home on the south shore of Massachusetts. Keller’s work consists of paper cut drawings collaged in layers of wax. Her pieces accentuate the depth that is characteristic of encaustic. Oil stick, silver leaf, metallic powder and pigments are also incorporated into some of her pieces. Her main influences are her summers on Cape Cod, her two children, vintage maps, and books.
Print reproduction of original collage, coated with wax and mounted on wood block, 4" x 4"
Amy Keller creates mixed media encaustic art and hand printed textiles in her home on the south shore of Massachusetts. Keller’s work consists of paper cut drawings collaged in layers of wax. Her pieces accentuate the depth that is characteristic of encaustic. Oil stick, silver leaf, metallic powder and pigments are also incorporated into some of her pieces. Her main influences are her summers on Cape Cod, her two children, vintage maps, and books.
Print reproduction of original collage, coated with wax and mounted on wood block, 4" x 4"
Amy Keller creates mixed media encaustic art and hand printed textiles in her home on the south shore of Massachusetts. Keller’s work consists of paper cut drawings collaged in layers of wax. Her pieces accentuate the depth that is characteristic of encaustic. Oil stick, silver leaf, metallic powder and pigments are also incorporated into some of her pieces. Her main influences are her summers on Cape Cod, her two children, vintage maps, and books.
Print reproduction of original collage, coated with wax and mounted on wood block, 4" x 4"
Amy Keller creates mixed media encaustic art and hand printed textiles in her home on the south shore of Massachusetts. Keller’s work consists of paper cut drawings collaged in layers of wax. Her pieces accentuate the depth that is characteristic of encaustic. Oil stick, silver leaf, metallic powder and pigments are also incorporated into some of her pieces. Her main influences are her summers on Cape Cod, her two children, vintage maps, and books.
Print reproduction of original collage, coated with wax and mounted on wood block, 4" x 4"
Amy Keller creates mixed media encaustic art and hand printed textiles in her home on the south shore of Massachusetts. Keller’s work consists of paper cut drawings collaged in layers of wax. Her pieces accentuate the depth that is characteristic of encaustic. Oil stick, silver leaf, metallic powder and pigments are also incorporated into some of her pieces. Her main influences are her summers on Cape Cod, her two children, vintage maps, and books.
Print reproduction of original collage, coated with wax and mounted on wood block, 4" x 4"
Amy Keller creates mixed media encaustic art and hand printed textiles in her home on the south shore of Massachusetts. Keller’s work consists of paper cut drawings collaged in layers of wax. Her pieces accentuate the depth that is characteristic of encaustic. Oil stick, silver leaf, metallic powder and pigments are also incorporated into some of her pieces. Her main influences are her summers on Cape Cod, her two children, vintage maps, and books.
Print reproduction of original collage, coated with wax and mounted on wood block, 4" x 4"
Amy Keller creates mixed media encaustic art and hand printed textiles in her home on the south shore of Massachusetts. Keller’s work consists of paper cut drawings collaged in layers of wax. Her pieces accentuate the depth that is characteristic of encaustic. Oil stick, silver leaf, metallic powder and pigments are also incorporated into some of her pieces. Her main influences are her summers on Cape Cod, her two children, vintage maps, and books.
Print reproduction of original collage, coated with wax and mounted on wood block, 4" x 4"
Amy Keller creates mixed media encaustic art and hand printed textiles in her home on the south shore of Massachusetts. Keller’s work consists of paper cut drawings collaged in layers of wax. Her pieces accentuate the depth that is characteristic of encaustic. Oil stick, silver leaf, metallic powder and pigments are also incorporated into some of her pieces. Her main influences are her summers on Cape Cod, her two children, vintage maps, and books.
Carlos Santiago paints with an expressive style that offers a uniquely dynamic take on the traditional floral still life.
Oil on canvas, 8" x 8"
Carlos Santiago is a Puerto Rican-born painter who enjoys exploring the interchange of shape, form and texture. Santiago earned his Bachelor of Fine Arts from the Savannah College of Art and Design in Georgia. He subsequently worked for ten years as a design professional in New York City's fashion industry. Santiago continued his artistic education at the School of the Museum of Fine Arts at Tufts University and Massachusetts College of Art and Design.
Oil on panel, 20" x 16"
Carlos Santiago is a Puerto Rican-born painter who enjoys exploring the interchange of shape, form and texture. Santiago earned his Bachelor of Fine Arts from the Savannah College of Art and Design in Georgia. He subsequently worked for ten years as a design professional in New York City's fashion industry. Santiago continued his artistic education at the School of the Museum of Fine Arts at Tufts University and Massachusetts College of Art and Design.
Oil and acrylic on canvas, 24" x 24"
Carlos Santiago is a Puerto Rican-born painter who enjoys exploring the interchange of shape, form and texture. Santiago earned his Bachelor of Fine Arts from the Savannah College of Art and Design in Georgia. He subsequently worked for ten years as a design professional in New York City's fashion industry. Santiago continued his artistic education at the School of the Museum of Fine Arts at Tufts University and Massachusetts College of Art and Design.
Oil and acrylic on linen, 20" x 20"
Carlos Santiago is a Puerto Rican-born painter who enjoys exploring the interchange of shape, form and texture. Santiago earned his Bachelor of Fine Arts from the Savannah College of Art and Design in Georgia. He subsequently worked for ten years as a design professional in New York City's fashion industry. Santiago continued his artistic education at the School of the Museum of Fine Arts at Tufts University and Massachusetts College of Art and Design.
Oil and acrylic on linen, 20" x 20"
Carlos Santiago is a Puerto Rican-born painter who enjoys exploring the interchange of shape, form and texture. Santiago earned his Bachelor of Fine Arts from the Savannah College of Art and Design in Georgia. He subsequently worked for ten years as a design professional in New York City's fashion industry. Santiago continued his artistic education at the School of the Museum of Fine Arts at Tufts University and Massachusetts College of Art and Design.
Oil and acrylic on linen, 20" x 20"
Carlos Santiago is a Puerto Rican-born painter who enjoys exploring the interchange of shape, form and texture. Santiago earned his Bachelor of Fine Arts from the Savannah College of Art and Design in Georgia. He subsequently worked for ten years as a design professional in New York City's fashion industry. Santiago continued his artistic education at the School of the Museum of Fine Arts at Tufts University and Massachusetts College of Art and Design.
Acrylic and oil on canvas, 10" x 8"
Carlos Santiago is a Puerto Rican-born painter who enjoys exploring the interchange of shape, form and texture. Santiago earned his Bachelor of Fine Arts from the Savannah College of Art and Design in Georgia. He subsequently worked for ten years as a design professional in New York City's fashion industry. Santiago continued his artistic education at the School of the Museum of Fine Arts at Tufts University and Massachusetts College of Art and Design.
Heather Pilchard is another go-to for those looking for an iconic New England gift. Her colorful paintings of Wellfleet evoke sun-drenched summers on the Cape.
Oil on panel, 6” x 6” x 1 1/4” framed
All small paintings by Heather Pilchard are framed in a maple wood floating frame, as seen in additional images.
Heather Pilchard is a painter, photographer, bookbinder and teacher. She graduated from the School of the Museum of Fine Arts at Tufts University with a Bachelor of Fine Arts. Pilchard currently lives in Eastham, Massachusetts, where she draws inspiration from the ecology of outer Cape Cod. Her paintings are meditations on the natural world, for which she feels deep awe and respect.
Oil on panel, 6” x 6” x 1 1/4” framed
All small paintings by Heather Pilchard are framed in a maple wood floating frame, as seen in additional images.
Heather Pilchard is a painter, photographer, bookbinder and teacher. She graduated from the School of the Museum of Fine Arts at Tufts University with a Bachelor of Fine Arts. Pilchard currently lives in Eastham, Massachusetts, where she draws inspiration from the ecology of outer Cape Cod. Her paintings are meditations on the natural world, for which she feels deep awe and respect.
Oil on panel, 6” x 6” x 1 1/4” framed
All small paintings by Heather Pilchard are framed in a maple wood floating frame, as seen in additional images.
Heather Pilchard is a painter, photographer, bookbinder and teacher. She graduated from the School of the Museum of Fine Arts at Tufts University with a Bachelor of Fine Arts. Pilchard currently lives in Eastham, Massachusetts, where she draws inspiration from the ecology of outer Cape Cod. Her paintings are meditations on the natural world, for which she feels deep awe and respect.
Oil on panel, 6” x 6” x 1 1/4” framed
All small paintings by Heather Pilchard are framed in a maple wood floating frame, as seen in additional images.
Heather Pilchard is a painter, photographer, bookbinder and teacher. She graduated from the School of the Museum of Fine Arts at Tufts University with a Bachelor of Fine Arts. Pilchard currently lives in Eastham, Massachusetts, where she draws inspiration from the ecology of outer Cape Cod. Her paintings are meditations on the natural world, for which she feels deep awe and respect.
Oil on panel, 6” x 6” x 1 1/4” framed
All small paintings by Heather Pilchard are framed in a maple wood floating frame, as seen in additional images.
Heather Pilchard is a painter, photographer, bookbinder and teacher. She graduated from the School of the Museum of Fine Arts at Tufts University with a Bachelor of Fine Arts. Pilchard currently lives in Eastham, Massachusetts, where she draws inspiration from the ecology of outer Cape Cod. Her paintings are meditations on the natural world, for which she feels deep awe and respect.
Oil on panel, 6” x 6” x 1 1/4” framed
All small paintings by Heather Pilchard are framed in a maple wood floating frame, as seen in additional images.
Heather Pilchard is a painter, photographer, bookbinder and teacher. She graduated from the School of the Museum of Fine Arts at Tufts University with a Bachelor of Fine Arts. Pilchard currently lives in Eastham, Massachusetts, where she draws inspiration from the ecology of outer Cape Cod. Her paintings are meditations on the natural world, for which she feels deep awe and respect.
Oil on panel, 7" x 7" framed
Mandell Hill is framed in a maple wood floating frame, as seen in additional image.
Heather Pilchard is a painter, photographer, bookbinder and teacher. She graduated from the School of the Museum of Fine Arts at Tufts University with a Bachelor of Fine Arts. Pilchard currently lives in Eastham, Massachusetts, where she draws inspiration from the ecology of outer Cape Cod. Her paintings are meditations on the natural world, for which she feels deep awe and respect.
Oil on panel, 7 1/4" x 7 1/4" framed
December Pond is framed in a maple wood floating frame, as seen in additional image.
Heather Pilchard is a painter, photographer, bookbinder and teacher. She graduated from the School of the Museum of Fine Arts at Tufts University with a Bachelor of Fine Arts. Pilchard currently lives in Eastham, Massachusetts, where she draws inspiration from the ecology of outer Cape Cod. Her paintings are meditations on the natural world, for which she feels deep awe and respect.
Oil on panel, 7" x 7" framed
Great Island Woods is framed in a maple wood floating frame, as seen in additional image.
Heather Pilchard is a painter, photographer, bookbinder and teacher. She graduated from the School of the Museum of Fine Arts at Tufts University with a Bachelor of Fine Arts. Pilchard currently lives in Eastham, Massachusetts, where she draws inspiration from the ecology of outer Cape Cod. Her paintings are meditations on the natural world, for which she feels deep awe and respect.
Oil on panel, 7 1/4" x 7 1/4" framed
Snowy Path is framed in a maple wood floating frame, as seen in additional image.
Heather Pilchard is a painter, photographer, bookbinder and teacher. She graduated from the School of the Museum of Fine Arts at Tufts University with a Bachelor of Fine Arts. Pilchard currently lives in Eastham, Massachusetts, where she draws inspiration from the ecology of outer Cape Cod. Her paintings are meditations on the natural world, for which she feels deep awe and respect.
As featured in our current exhibition, Panorama, Paul Beckingham’s landscapes and still lifes are a marvel of dramatic lighting and intricate detail.
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Lichen colored powder coated steel hoops with sterling silver posts
1 3/4” x 1 3/4”
The need to find an alternative outlet for her creative impulses drove Rebecca Lockhart into the world of jewelry design. While working long days as an English teacher in New York City, she wanted to make something with her hands –– and after picking up a set of chain nose pliers and making her first pair of earrings on a whim, she was hooked.
Over the years, Lockhart’s work has evolved through her experience as a self-taught artist, along with wax carving and silversmithing techniques learned in Italy and Mexico. Her designs fuse a refined industrial aesthetic with global sensibilities, inspired by the duality of urban and rural life.