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Black-owned Etsy shops

We believe in showcasing, celebrating, and uplifting the talents of independent creatives. Discover one-of-a-kind creations from Black sellers in our community.

Seller Spotlight

Rachelle and Norman Clark of MAW SUPPLY

From structured blazers with bold patterns to flowy, floral sundresses, the cool vintage finds from MAW SUPPLY are all about creating your own look and wearing it with pride. “Finding our style has helped us become more confident,” says Norman, who curates the collection with his partner, Rachelle. “That’s why helping people express themselves through clothing is really important to us.”

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Mother's day gifts

One-of-a-kind finds for one-of-a-kind moms.

Seller Spotlight

The Gee’s Bend Quilters

Discover and own a one-of-a-kind quilt from the women of Gee’s Bend, a rural, Black community in Alabama. Their works are currently in the permanent collections of over 20 museums and—for the first time!—are available for purchase online.

Learn their stories

Create a space that's all your own

Seller Spotlight

Candice Luter of Candice Luter | Art + Home

Armed with a knack for macrame and an eye for interior design, this Iowa-based fiber artist and her team work closely with customers to create one-of-a-kind art installations that add depth, texture, and coziness to any space. “It makes me feel like part of a client’s story when they bring my pieces into their homes,” Candice says.

Read Candice's story

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Ashley Alexis McFarlane of Omi Woods

“Jewelry is something you can pass on and tell stories with,” Ashley explains of her heirloom-quality collection, which she designed to be cherished for generations. Featuring a gorgeously giftable range of gold and silver cowrie shells, ankhs, and coins, this Toronto-based maker’s modern adornments are a celebration of African heritage.

Meet Ashley

Find supplies for your every day

Seller Spotlight

Melissa Koby of M. Koby Art

Let the pieces from this Miami-based illustrator serve as a powerful reminder that art can make any space happier and homier. “Everything I create is based on my mood and emotions at the time,” says Melissa. “I’m able to translate what I feel to imagery, and there’s real intention and meaning behind every drawing.”

See what inspires her illustration style

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Casey Alberti of Sweet Home Alberti

Hand-knotted from a rainbow of fibers, the hanging planters and twisting tapestries from this Washington state-based artist are designed to brighten our lives and living spaces. “For me, color really is everything,” says Casey. “It’s how we describe personalities and moods, and how we create the vibes of our homes.”

Discover Casey’s designs

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