Spring is here and things are starting to look up in the world. After a difficult year, make sure to let Mom know how much you appreciate her with a special surprise for Mother’s Day.
We’ve curated a selection of great gifts in our online shop - you can buy online and pick up in store or have it shipped directly to Mom. We also have even more things in the gallery than are available online - stop by or make an appointment to browse our selection before Mother’s Day on May 9.
Drawing inspiration from nature, Kimberley Huestis of Porcelain and Stone designs delicate and charming porcelain jewelry accented with 22k gold.
Blue and white porcelain fortune cookie earrings with 14K gold-filled hardware, 1" x 7/8"
Porcelain and Stone specializes in artisanal porcelain jewelry. It began at the end of August 2012, when Kimberly Huestis took a week's vacation to experiment with the idea of making handcrafted ceramic jewelry on a full time basis. Specializing in hand-sculpted, wearable art for those nautical lovers out there; the style is clean and fresh, with an organic touch of coastal elements and textures. It is easily noticeable with clean lines and bright 22k gold detailing.
Huestis grew up in Vermont. Once a year, her family would trek to the coast of Maine to see the ocean, smell the salty sea air, and play in the sand. It is no coincidence she ended up in the Boston area, with a warehouse studio within biking distance of her Cambridge neighborhood. After studying architecture at Wellesley College and living abroad in the south of France, Huestis has an appreciation for beautiful lines and natural, aged textures.
The porcelain sculptures are created over 3-8 days. Each piece is hand-sculpted and carefully inspected to ensure quality and consistency in shape before it is refined and kiln-fired. As a former building designer and LEED AP environmental consultant, Huestis takes great pride in creating work that is earth-friendly sculpture that the wearer will love, and love how it is made.
22k gold over porcelain with 14k gold-filled posts, 1/2" x 1/2"
Porcelain and Stone specializes in artisanal porcelain jewelry. It began at the end of August 2012, when Kimberly Huestis took a week's vacation to experiment with the idea of making handcrafted ceramic jewelry on a full time basis. Specializing in hand-sculpted, wearable art for those nautical lovers out there; the style is clean and fresh, with an organic touch of coastal elements and textures. It is easily noticeable with clean lines and bright 22k gold detailing.
Huestis grew up in Vermont. Once a year, her family would trek to the coast of Maine to see the ocean, smell the salty sea air, and play in the sand. It is no coincidence she ended up in the Boston area, with a warehouse studio within biking distance of her Cambridge neighborhood. After studying architecture at Wellesley College and living abroad in the south of France, Huestis has an appreciation for beautiful lines and natural, aged textures.
The porcelain sculptures are created over 3-8 days. Each piece is hand-sculpted and carefully inspected to ensure quality and consistency in shape before it is refined and kiln-fired. As a former building designer and LEED AP environmental consultant, Huestis takes great pride in creating work that is earth-friendly sculpture that the wearer will love, and love how it is made.
22k gold over speckled stoneware with 14k gold-filled posts, 1/2" x 1/2"
Porcelain and Stone specializes in artisanal porcelain jewelry. It began at the end of August 2012, when Kimberly Huestis took a week's vacation to experiment with the idea of making handcrafted ceramic jewelry on a full time basis. Specializing in hand-sculpted, wearable art for those nautical lovers out there; the style is clean and fresh, with an organic touch of coastal elements and textures. It is easily noticeable with clean lines and bright 22k gold detailing.
Huestis grew up in Vermont. Once a year, her family would trek to the coast of Maine to see the ocean, smell the salty sea air, and play in the sand. It is no coincidence she ended up in the Boston area, with a warehouse studio within biking distance of her Cambridge neighborhood. After studying architecture at Wellesley College and living abroad in the south of France, Huestis has an appreciation for beautiful lines and natural, aged textures.
The porcelain sculptures are created over 3-8 days. Each piece is hand-sculpted and carefully inspected to ensure quality and consistency in shape before it is refined and kiln-fired. As a former building designer and LEED AP environmental consultant, Huestis takes great pride in creating work that is earth-friendly sculpture that the wearer will love, and love how it is made.
Carved porcelain studs edged in 22K gold with 14K gold-filled posts, 1/2" x 3/8"
Porcelain and Stone specializes in artisanal porcelain jewelry. It began at the end of August 2012, when Kimberly Huestis took a week's vacation to experiment with the idea of making handcrafted ceramic jewelry on a full time basis. Specializing in hand-sculpted, wearable art for those nautical lovers out there; the style is clean and fresh, with an organic touch of coastal elements and textures. It is easily noticeable with clean lines and bright 22k gold detailing.
Huestis grew up in Vermont. Once a year, her family would trek to the coast of Maine to see the ocean, smell the salty sea air, and play in the sand. It is no coincidence she ended up in the Boston area, with a warehouse studio within biking distance of her Cambridge neighborhood. After studying architecture at Wellesley College and living abroad in the south of France, Huestis has an appreciation for beautiful lines and natural, aged textures.
The porcelain sculptures are created over 3-8 days. Each piece is hand-sculpted and carefully inspected to ensure quality and consistency in shape before it is refined and kiln-fired. As a former building designer and LEED AP environmental consultant, Huestis takes great pride in creating work that is earth-friendly sculpture that the wearer will love, and love how it is made.
Round white porcelain pendant earrings with carved and highlighted 22k gold detailing and 14K gold-filled hardware, 1" x 1"
Each pair is forged by hand so slight design differences may occur.
Porcelain and Stone specializes in artisanal porcelain jewelry. It began at the end of August 2012, when Kimberly Huestis took a week's vacation to experiment with the idea of making handcrafted ceramic jewelry on a full time basis. Specializing in hand-sculpted, wearable art for those nautical lovers out there; the style is clean and fresh, with an organic touch of coastal elements and textures. It is easily noticeable with clean lines and bright 22k gold detailing.
Huestis grew up in Vermont. Once a year, her family would trek to the coast of Maine to see the ocean, smell the salty sea air, and play in the sand. It is no coincidence she ended up in the Boston area, with a warehouse studio within biking distance of her Cambridge neighborhood. After studying architecture at Wellesley College and living abroad in the south of France, Huestis has an appreciation for beautiful lines and natural, aged textures.
The porcelain sculptures are created over 3-8 days. Each piece is hand-sculpted and carefully inspected to ensure quality and consistency in shape before it is refined and kiln-fired. As a former building designer and LEED AP environmental consultant, Huestis takes great pride in creating work that is earth-friendly sculpture that the wearer will love, and love how it is made.
Forged and oxidized brass dangle earrings with turquoise patina on 14k gold-filled earwires, 2" x 3/4"
Porcelain and Stone specializes in artisanal porcelain jewelry. It began at the end of August 2012, when Kimberly Huestis took a week's vacation to experiment with the idea of making handcrafted ceramic jewelry on a full time basis. Specializing in hand-sculpted, wearable art for those nautical lovers out there; the style is clean and fresh, with an organic touch of coastal elements and textures. It is easily noticeable with clean lines and bright 22k gold detailing.
Huestis grew up in Vermont. Once a year, her family would trek to the coast of Maine to see the ocean, smell the salty sea air, and play in the sand. It is no coincidence she ended up in the Boston area, with a warehouse studio within biking distance of her Cambridge neighborhood. After studying architecture at Wellesley College and living abroad in the south of France, Huestis has an appreciation for beautiful lines and natural, aged textures.
The porcelain sculptures are created over 3-8 days. Each piece is hand-sculpted and carefully inspected to ensure quality and consistency in shape before it is refined and kiln-fired. As a former building designer and LEED AP environmental consultant, Huestis takes great pride in creating work that is earth-friendly sculpture that the wearer will love, and love how it is made.
Hammered brass and patina circle on 14k gold-filled earwires, 1 3/8" x 1 3/8"
Porcelain and Stone specializes in artisanal porcelain jewelry. It began at the end of August 2012, when Kimberly Huestis took a week's vacation to experiment with the idea of making handcrafted ceramic jewelry on a full time basis. Specializing in hand-sculpted, wearable art for those nautical lovers out there; the style is clean and fresh, with an organic touch of coastal elements and textures. It is easily noticeable with clean lines and bright 22k gold detailing.
Huestis grew up in Vermont. Once a year, her family would trek to the coast of Maine to see the ocean, smell the salty sea air, and play in the sand. It is no coincidence she ended up in the Boston area, with a warehouse studio within biking distance of her Cambridge neighborhood. After studying architecture at Wellesley College and living abroad in the south of France, Huestis has an appreciation for beautiful lines and natural, aged textures.
The porcelain sculptures are created over 3-8 days. Each piece is hand-sculpted and carefully inspected to ensure quality and consistency in shape before it is refined and kiln-fired. As a former building designer and LEED AP environmental consultant, Huestis takes great pride in creating work that is earth-friendly sculpture that the wearer will love, and love how it is made.
Hammered brass and patina with 14k gold-filled earwires, 1 1/2" x 1/2"
Porcelain and Stone specializes in artisanal porcelain jewelry. It began at the end of August 2012, when Kimberly Huestis took a week's vacation to experiment with the idea of making handcrafted ceramic jewelry on a full time basis. Specializing in hand-sculpted, wearable art for those nautical lovers out there; the style is clean and fresh, with an organic touch of coastal elements and textures. It is easily noticeable with clean lines and bright 22k gold detailing.
Huestis grew up in Vermont. Once a year, her family would trek to the coast of Maine to see the ocean, smell the salty sea air, and play in the sand. It is no coincidence she ended up in the Boston area, with a warehouse studio within biking distance of her Cambridge neighborhood. After studying architecture at Wellesley College and living abroad in the south of France, Huestis has an appreciation for beautiful lines and natural, aged textures.
The porcelain sculptures are created over 3-8 days. Each piece is hand-sculpted and carefully inspected to ensure quality and consistency in shape before it is refined and kiln-fired. As a former building designer and LEED AP environmental consultant, Huestis takes great pride in creating work that is earth-friendly sculpture that the wearer will love, and love how it is made.
Brass cuff bracelet with patina, 2 1/2" x 2" x 5/8"
Porcelain and Stone specializes in artisanal porcelain jewelry. It began at the end of August 2012, when Kimberly Huestis took a week's vacation to experiment with the idea of making handcrafted ceramic jewelry on a full time basis. Specializing in hand-sculpted, wearable art for those nautical lovers out there; the style is clean and fresh, with an organic touch of coastal elements and textures. It is easily noticeable with clean lines and bright 22k gold detailing.
Huestis grew up in Vermont. Once a year, her family would trek to the coast of Maine to see the ocean, smell the salty sea air, and play in the sand. It is no coincidence she ended up in the Boston area, with a warehouse studio within biking distance of her Cambridge neighborhood. After studying architecture at Wellesley College and living abroad in the south of France, Huestis has an appreciation for beautiful lines and natural, aged textures.
The porcelain sculptures are created over 3-8 days. Each piece is hand-sculpted and carefully inspected to ensure quality and consistency in shape before it is refined and kiln-fired. As a former building designer and LEED AP environmental consultant, Huestis takes great pride in creating work that is earth-friendly sculpture that the wearer will love, and love how it is made.
Brass cuff bracelet with patina, 2 1/2" x 2" x 5/8"
Porcelain and Stone specializes in artisanal porcelain jewelry. It began at the end of August 2012, when Kimberly Huestis took a week's vacation to experiment with the idea of making handcrafted ceramic jewelry on a full time basis. Specializing in hand-sculpted, wearable art for those nautical lovers out there; the style is clean and fresh, with an organic touch of coastal elements and textures. It is easily noticeable with clean lines and bright 22k gold detailing.
Huestis grew up in Vermont. Once a year, her family would trek to the coast of Maine to see the ocean, smell the salty sea air, and play in the sand. It is no coincidence she ended up in the Boston area, with a warehouse studio within biking distance of her Cambridge neighborhood. After studying architecture at Wellesley College and living abroad in the south of France, Huestis has an appreciation for beautiful lines and natural, aged textures.
The porcelain sculptures are created over 3-8 days. Each piece is hand-sculpted and carefully inspected to ensure quality and consistency in shape before it is refined and kiln-fired. As a former building designer and LEED AP environmental consultant, Huestis takes great pride in creating work that is earth-friendly sculpture that the wearer will love, and love how it is made.
Porcelain and 22k gold with 14k gold-filled ear wires, 1/2” x 1/4”
Porcelain and Stone specializes in artisanal porcelain jewelry. It began at the end of August 2012, when Kimberly Huestis took a week's vacation to experiment with the idea of making handcrafted ceramic jewelry on a full time basis. Specializing in hand-sculpted, wearable art for those nautical lovers out there; the style is clean and fresh, with an organic touch of coastal elements and textures. It is easily noticeable with clean lines and bright 22k gold detailing.
Huestis grew up in Vermont. Once a year, her family would trek to the coast of Maine to see the ocean, smell the salty sea air, and play in the sand. It is no coincidence she ended up in the Boston area, with a warehouse studio within biking distance of her Cambridge neighborhood. After studying architecture at Wellesley College and living abroad in the south of France, Huestis has an appreciation for beautiful lines and natural, aged textures.
The porcelain sculptures are created over 3-8 days. Each piece is hand-sculpted and carefully inspected to ensure quality and consistency in shape before it is refined and kiln-fired. As a former building designer and LEED AP environmental consultant, Huestis takes great pride in creating work that is earth-friendly sculpture that the wearer will love, and love how it is made.
Porcelain with 14k gold-filled ear wires, 1 1/2” x 1”
Porcelain and Stone specializes in artisanal porcelain jewelry. It began at the end of August 2012, when Kimberly Huestis took a week's vacation to experiment with the idea of making handcrafted ceramic jewelry on a full time basis. Specializing in hand-sculpted, wearable art for those nautical lovers out there; the style is clean and fresh, with an organic touch of coastal elements and textures. It is easily noticeable with clean lines and bright 22k gold detailing.
Huestis grew up in Vermont. Once a year, her family would trek to the coast of Maine to see the ocean, smell the salty sea air, and play in the sand. It is no coincidence she ended up in the Boston area, with a warehouse studio within biking distance of her Cambridge neighborhood. After studying architecture at Wellesley College and living abroad in the south of France, Huestis has an appreciation for beautiful lines and natural, aged textures.
The porcelain sculptures are created over 3-8 days. Each piece is hand-sculpted and carefully inspected to ensure quality and consistency in shape before it is refined and kiln-fired. As a former building designer and LEED AP environmental consultant, Huestis takes great pride in creating work that is earth-friendly sculpture that the wearer will love, and love how it is made.
Porcelain and 22k gold with 14k gold-filled ear wires, 1/2” x 1”
Porcelain and Stone specializes in artisanal porcelain jewelry. It began at the end of August 2012, when Kimberly Huestis took a week's vacation to experiment with the idea of making handcrafted ceramic jewelry on a full time basis. Specializing in hand-sculpted, wearable art for those nautical lovers out there; the style is clean and fresh, with an organic touch of coastal elements and textures. It is easily noticeable with clean lines and bright 22k gold detailing.
Huestis grew up in Vermont. Once a year, her family would trek to the coast of Maine to see the ocean, smell the salty sea air, and play in the sand. It is no coincidence she ended up in the Boston area, with a warehouse studio within biking distance of her Cambridge neighborhood. After studying architecture at Wellesley College and living abroad in the south of France, Huestis has an appreciation for beautiful lines and natural, aged textures.
The porcelain sculptures are created over 3-8 days. Each piece is hand-sculpted and carefully inspected to ensure quality and consistency in shape before it is refined and kiln-fired. As a former building designer and LEED AP environmental consultant, Huestis takes great pride in creating work that is earth-friendly sculpture that the wearer will love, and love how it is made.
Porcelain and 22k gold with 14k gold-filled ear wires, 1/2” x 1”
Porcelain and Stone specializes in artisanal porcelain jewelry. It began at the end of August 2012, when Kimberly Huestis took a week's vacation to experiment with the idea of making handcrafted ceramic jewelry on a full time basis. Specializing in hand-sculpted, wearable art for those nautical lovers out there; the style is clean and fresh, with an organic touch of coastal elements and textures. It is easily noticeable with clean lines and bright 22k gold detailing.
Huestis grew up in Vermont. Once a year, her family would trek to the coast of Maine to see the ocean, smell the salty sea air, and play in the sand. It is no coincidence she ended up in the Boston area, with a warehouse studio within biking distance of her Cambridge neighborhood. After studying architecture at Wellesley College and living abroad in the south of France, Huestis has an appreciation for beautiful lines and natural, aged textures.
The porcelain sculptures are created over 3-8 days. Each piece is hand-sculpted and carefully inspected to ensure quality and consistency in shape before it is refined and kiln-fired. As a former building designer and LEED AP environmental consultant, Huestis takes great pride in creating work that is earth-friendly sculpture that the wearer will love, and love how it is made.
Porcelain and 22k gold 2 1/4” x 6/16” pendant on 14k gold-filled 30” chain
Porcelain and Stone specializes in artisanal porcelain jewelry. It began at the end of August 2012, when Kimberly Huestis took a week's vacation to experiment with the idea of making handcrafted ceramic jewelry on a full time basis. Specializing in hand-sculpted, wearable art for those nautical lovers out there; the style is clean and fresh, with an organic touch of coastal elements and textures. It is easily noticeable with clean lines and bright 22k gold detailing.
Huestis grew up in Vermont. Once a year, her family would trek to the coast of Maine to see the ocean, smell the salty sea air, and play in the sand. It is no coincidence she ended up in the Boston area, with a warehouse studio within biking distance of her Cambridge neighborhood. After studying architecture at Wellesley College and living abroad in the south of France, Huestis has an appreciation for beautiful lines and natural, aged textures.
The porcelain sculptures are created over 3-8 days. Each piece is hand-sculpted and carefully inspected to ensure quality and consistency in shape before it is refined and kiln-fired. As a former building designer and LEED AP environmental consultant, Huestis takes great pride in creating work that is earth-friendly sculpture that the wearer will love, and love how it is made.
Porcelain and 22k gold 2 1/2” x 3/4” carved arc pendant on 14k gold-filled 16” chain
Porcelain and Stone specializes in artisanal porcelain jewelry. It began at the end of August 2012, when Kimberly Huestis took a week's vacation to experiment with the idea of making handcrafted ceramic jewelry on a full time basis. Specializing in hand-sculpted, wearable art for those nautical lovers out there; the style is clean and fresh, with an organic touch of coastal elements and textures. It is easily noticeable with clean lines and bright 22k gold detailing.
Huestis grew up in Vermont. Once a year, her family would trek to the coast of Maine to see the ocean, smell the salty sea air, and play in the sand. It is no coincidence she ended up in the Boston area, with a warehouse studio within biking distance of her Cambridge neighborhood. After studying architecture at Wellesley College and living abroad in the south of France, Huestis has an appreciation for beautiful lines and natural, aged textures.
The porcelain sculptures are created over 3-8 days. Each piece is hand-sculpted and carefully inspected to ensure quality and consistency in shape before it is refined and kiln-fired. As a former building designer and LEED AP environmental consultant, Huestis takes great pride in creating work that is earth-friendly sculpture that the wearer will love, and love how it is made.
After a year of being stuck at home, Carlos Santiago’s colorful and expressive floral still lifes bring some much needed color into the home.
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.
Each hand-painted piece of porcelain Françoise Han pottery is unique, making it the perfect special gift for someone who appreciates function and beauty.
Rebecca Lockhart’s sleek and modern jewelry is made out of unlikely materials - industrial manufacturing components. Lockhart adds a bright pop of color for extra fun.
Yellow powder coated steel components with stainless steel pins and niobium ear wire, 3” x 1 1/2”
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.
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.
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.
Mark Luiggi’s whimsical Alpha Blocks series combines children’s block toys with miniature drawings to create a unique decorative object that will brighten Mom’s day.
Ink, watercolor and cut paper on paper, 15 1/4" x 12 1/4" framed
Surfin’ Eternity is currently featured in Space Odyssey at 13FOREST Gallery and will be available for delivery after September 12, 2025.
Mark Luiggi is a Massachusetts artist whose paintings appear in private collections throughout New England including those of André Previn and other notable collectors. He received a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Painting from Ithaca College, as well as a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Communication Design from Rochester Institute of Technology. In addition to years as a graphic designer and commercial illustrator, Luiggi has shown in numerous exhibitions in New England during his thirty-plus year career.
Ink, watercolor and cut paper on paper, 10 1/4" x 13 1/4" framed
Revelation is currently featured in Space Odyssey at 13FOREST Gallery and will be available for delivery after September 12, 2025.
Mark Luiggi is a Massachusetts artist whose paintings appear in private collections throughout New England including those of André Previn and other notable collectors. He received a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Painting from Ithaca College, as well as a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Communication Design from Rochester Institute of Technology. In addition to years as a graphic designer and commercial illustrator, Luiggi has shown in numerous exhibitions in New England during his thirty-plus year career.
Digital print of original watercolor illustration, edition of 50, 12" x 9" framed
Mark Luiggi is a Massachusetts artist whose paintings appear in private collections throughout New England including those of André Previn and other notable collectors. He received a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Painting from Ithaca College, as well as a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Communication Design from Rochester Institute of Technology. In addition to years as a graphic designer and commercial illustrator, Luiggi has shown in numerous exhibitions in New England during his thirty-plus year career.
Digital print of original watercolor illustration, edition of 50, 12" x 9" matted
Mark Luiggi is a Massachusetts artist whose paintings appear in private collections throughout New England including those of André Previn and other notable collectors. He received a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Painting from Ithaca College, as well as a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Communication Design from Rochester Institute of Technology. In addition to years as a graphic designer and commercial illustrator, Luiggi has shown in numerous exhibitions in New England during his thirty-plus year career.
Digital print of original watercolor illustration, edition of 50, 14" x 11" matted
Mark Luiggi is a Massachusetts artist whose paintings appear in private collections throughout New England including those of André Previn and other notable collectors. He received a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Painting from Ithaca College, as well as a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Communication Design from Rochester Institute of Technology. In addition to years as a graphic designer and commercial illustrator, Luiggi has shown in numerous exhibitions in New England during his thirty-plus year career.
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.
Featuring a series of charming vignettes, Amy Keller’s mini prints attached to wooden blocks and covered with a thin layer of wax are perfect for adding some cheer to small spaces.
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.
Blue crystalline glazed porcelain earrings with 14/20K gold-filled Torii prong-setting frames, 2 1/4" x 3/4"
Porcelain and Stone specializes in artisanal porcelain jewelry. It began at the end of August 2012, when Kimberly Huestis took a week's vacation to experiment with the idea of making handcrafted ceramic jewelry on a full time basis. Specializing in hand-sculpted, wearable art for those nautical lovers out there; the style is clean and fresh, with an organic touch of coastal elements and textures. It is easily noticeable with clean lines and bright 22k gold detailing.
Huestis grew up in Vermont. Once a year, her family would trek to the coast of Maine to see the ocean, smell the salty sea air, and play in the sand. It is no coincidence she ended up in the Boston area, with a warehouse studio within biking distance of her Cambridge neighborhood. After studying architecture at Wellesley College and living abroad in the south of France, Huestis has an appreciation for beautiful lines and natural, aged textures.
The porcelain sculptures are created over 3-8 days. Each piece is hand-sculpted and carefully inspected to ensure quality and consistency in shape before it is refined and kiln-fired. As a former building designer and LEED AP environmental consultant, Huestis takes great pride in creating work that is earth-friendly sculpture that the wearer will love, and love how it is made.