Angel

MA, United States

Our Massachusetts glass artisan, Angel, believes that the key to truly living your life begins with finding joy in the little things. This heartfelt belief is what fuels her creativity when lampworking tiny treasures from molten glass.

Antonino

Italy

Our artisan, Antonino, first learned his craft from his uncle Vincenzo, more than 40 years ago. He spent many years as an apprentice learning the secrets of his trade, and mastering its techniques before gaining admission in 1979 to the Italian Chartered Institute of Artisans.

Arek & Ewa

Brzeg, Poland

Ewa grew up in Boleslawiec, Poland – a city that is famous throughout the world for its stunning hand-painted pottery. Throughout her childhood, she enjoyed strolling through the city streets and admiring the various pottery shops, often spending her pocket change on the pieces she coveted most. Whe

Ava

CA, United States

In sunny California, Ava hand-cuts and hammers sheet copper to craft each of her cuff bracelets. She adorns each with swirling, colorful designs which are then sealed using her own signature enameling technique.

Becky

KS, United States

In her Kansas workshop, Becky uses her talents as a sculptor to meticulously hand-shape polymer clay into a variety of jewelry designs and decorative pieces for the home.

An Italian Family

Murano, Italy

Keeping alive the traditions of their ancestors, members of the Campanella family of Venice use traditional millefiori techniques: layering strands of colored glass rods into beautiful patterns, then slicing the rods into cross sections which are pieced together to form each exquisite piece.

Carole

NY, United States

Hats are back, and Carole, our New York milliner, is delighting Uno Alla Volta customers with embellished natural fiber hats that take us through the seasons with style.

Chris

PA, United States

Our Pennsylvania artisan handcrafts delightful note cards from her own original hand-painted designs, which she adorns using the age-old method of tatting, or looping and knotting cotton thread by hand.

Chris & Karen

NC, United States

In 2009, husband and wife Chris and Karen quit their corporate jobs in Los Angeles and moved to North Carolina to start their own business crafting delightful decor for the home.

Christina

CA, United States

Inspired by the beauty surrounding her home in Northern California’s Sierra Nevada, Christina creates her exquisite hand-painted vases to bring the beauty of nature indoors. Her love of nature is a life-long passion, sparked by tending her parents’ flower and vegetable gardens. Today, she paints flo

Naples Workshop

Naples, Italy

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French Knife Shop

France

Handmade goods have cultural significance in almost every subculture and financial class. While the upper class may delight in the exclusivity of a handmade object, the working class may appreciate it for the time and effort that goes into its creation.

Cristina and Pierluigi

Venice, Italy

Handcraft jewelry one at a time in their workshop near the Rialto bridge. They accent each jewelry piece with gleaming gold-plated elements.

Danny

PA, United States

Danny works with molten glass to handcraft a variety of decorative pieces for the home in his Pennsylvania workshop.

Painter of Kentucky

KY, United States

Debbie expresses the beauty, joy, and laughter she finds in life through her pastel paintings. Each work of art is brought to life in her Kentucky studio with rich, luscious strokes of her paintbrush before being transformed into museum-quality prints.

Debbie G

Baja California, Mexico

Over 100 acres of lush flower fields in Baja California, Mexico, provide Debbie with the vibrantly colored and fragrant materials to bring her creative visions to life. She and her team grow, harvest, and preserve all of the natural flowers and greens.

Elisabetta and Alessandra

Florence, Italy

Exclusively Italian by design, materials and craftsmanship, Elisabetta and Alessandra's chic handbags have a devoted following. Their family business continues to anticipate fashion trends with sophisticated styles, luxurious leathers and exacting detail.

Elizabeth

NY, United States

After losing her favorite scarf, our New York City artisan did what any budding artist would do—she designed and hand-printed a replacement. Now Elizabeth designs each new scarf and wrap in her sunny Garment District loft studio, then collaborates with artisans in India to bring creations to life.

Gilardoni

Bellagio, Italy

Handmade goods have cultural significance in almost every subculture and financial class. While the upper class may delight in the exclusivity of a handmade object, the working class may appreciate it for the time and effort that goes into its creation.

Giulio

Venice, Italy

Carrying on his grandmother's tradition, Giulio handmade each bead one at a time, over a small flame.

Gray Family

FL, United States

After years of working with aerosol cans, bubble wrap, and toxic glazes, Vawn and Mike of Florida decided to take a turn in their artistic career and search for a more eco-friendly way to create art.

Hana

Georgia

Our Georgia artisan creates each unique, whimsical jewelry piece in collaboration with her artisan team in the Czech Republic, where she was raised. Inspired by her family of musicians and artists, Hana creates pieces which are both striking and stylish without sacrificing classical elegance.

Candle maker of Georgia

GA, United States

Handmade goods have cultural significance in almost every subculture and financial class. While the upper class may delight in the exclusivity of a handmade object, the working class may appreciate it for the time and effort that goes into its creation.

Jess M

Saylorsburg, PA

Handmade goods have cultural significance in almost every subculture and financial class. While the upper class may delight in the exclusivity of a handmade object, the working class may appreciate it for the time and effort that goes into its creation.

Jessica

PA, United States

Jessica of Pennsylvania individually adorns each stemless wine glass with autumn leaves using richly colored acrylics.

Glass Artisan of the Czech Republic

Czechia

In a family-owned workshop, artisans create long canes by heating and stretching each individual color of glass. Each cane is then lampworked over a flame in order to achieve the desired shape.

MUDWP

Pocono Mountain Lake Estates, PA

Our artisan shapes each vessel on her wheel before hand forming each smile-inducing embellishment. Each is high fired, dipped in specially formulated glazes and fired again to attain the deep, rich colors.

John & Bonnie

NS, Canada

Our artisans in a seaside village in Nova Scotia begin each whimsical piece as a sketch which is then sculpted in clay. The sculpture is used to make a mold from which each item is cast in lead-free pewter, before being finished and polished entirely by hand.

Joli

PA, United States

While a pre-law student at UPenn, Joli of Philadelphia felt a primal pull. This path of inquisitiveness and discovery to work with her hands as well as her mind lead to a career in textile design, and ultimately, to jewelry design.

Julie B

SC, United States

Julie, a mom of two sets of twins, began her art career in her home as a way to keep her sanity while caring for her brood. Using dichroic glass as her canvas and a laser as her paint brush, she is perpetually bringing sparkling light into her life, and ours!

Karen

CA, United States

Soon after acquiring a kiln to fire ceramics, California art teacher Karen learned that she could fire glass in it as well. That discovery ignited a passion for fusing colorful glass pieces into uniquely stylized sculptures of nature’s creatures, often enhanced with dichoric glass.

Kristi

WA, United States

Handmade goods have cultural significance in almost every subculture and financial class. While the upper class may delight in the exclusivity of a handmade object, the working class may appreciate it for the time and effort that goes into its creation.

Kristie

MT, United States

Kristie of Montana loves the craft of glassmaking, the amount of detail it requires, and looking fondly at her finished pieces. "Glass has an ethereal quality that soothes my mind as I get a dose of vibrant color therapy each day," she says.

Kristina & Daiva

Lithuania

Since 1994, a second-generation workshop in Lithuania has been handcrafting whimsical, decorative candles. After pouring paraffin wax into an original mold and adding cotton wick, each candle is set aside to cool before being hand-painted in impeccable detail.

Leon Nussbaum

London, England

Handcrafts jewelry from the highest quality British sterling silver and brilliant opal into heirloom-quality treasures of timeless style.

Letizia

Florence, Italy

Our artisan, Letizia, scours the markets in and around Florence for both inspiration and authentic materials to bring her charming handcrafted treasures to life.

Artisans of the Czech Republic

Czechia

For over 25 years, our glass masters in the Czech Republic have been making exquisite sculptures from vibrant colored glass.

Lorena

Murano, Italy

On Venice’s famed isle of Murano, glassworking traditions have been passed down through families, generation after generation. Lorena learned the art of lampworking from her grandmother, as the torch was, quite literally, passed down to her. Today, her business remains a family affair as Lorena’s so

AVSO

Israel

Avi and Luli handcrafts Roman glass jewelry one at a time in their workshop.

Marco

Murano, Italy

Handmade goods have cultural significance in almost every subculture and financial class. While the upper class may delight in the exclusivity of a handmade object, the working class may appreciate it for the time and effort that goes into its creation.

Mark

New Orleans, LA

Mark, our New Orleans glassblower, likens his craft to a dance. Forty years’ experience has taught him to anticipate the glass’ response to slight changes of movement or additions of color, creating beautifully swirled, brilliant glassware.

Meghan

VA, United States

Meghan's knack for crafting and creating began as a childhood hobby. She would create gifts for her family members, and upon seeing how talented she was, they pushed her to pursue her art. Inspired by their loving support, Meghan eventually started her own business, and quickly found that making art

Michael & Sons

WI, United States

Michael began his artistic career as a painter before he discovered his true passion for pottery. After touring the country selling his work at art shows he developed his signature style: an innovative engraving technique that etches his decorative designs into the surface of his pieces.

Miriam Q

United States

Miriam is a full-time RV traveler who draws inspiration for her whimsical home decor from the wildlife she sees on the road. Each of her designs is crafted of copper and then colored using nothing but a torch, with different degrees of heat giving her the ability to produce different hues and shades

Nichole

Lakeland, FL

Handmade goods have cultural significance in almost every subculture and financial class. While the upper class may delight in the exclusivity of a handmade object, the working class may appreciate it for the time and effort that goes into its creation.

Nilha

GA, United States

Nilha of Georgia has been painting professionally for the past 21 years. She originally began her career as a mural artist, but now enjoys working on smaller canvases for all to enjoy. Most of her artwork is inspired by animals and the natural world.

Patrizia

Florence, Italy

In her family's workshop in Florence, Itay, Patrizia works with original molds to create highly sculpted decorative candles for the home. Each design she crafts is meticulously hand-painted with unique pigments to bring color and character to any small space.

Phyllis & Jen

Ventura, CA

Phyllis and her daughter Jen are the masters behind our whimsical, and often very colorful, watercolor prints. Inspired by the unique animal personalities around her, Phyllis uses vibrant watercolor paints to create charming works of original art.

Piotr

Wroclaw, Poland

Piotr is an artisan from Wroclaw, Poland, who pays careful attention to detail, puts great pressure on quality, and maintains a focus on unique design.

Hat Company

NH, United States

Handmade goods have cultural significance in almost every subculture and financial class. While the upper class may delight in the exclusivity of a handmade object, the working class may appreciate it for the time and effort that goes into its creation.

Shelley

LA, CA

A designer, artisan and historian of jewelry, Shelley turned a lifelong love of antique jewelry into a career. The distinctive designs that she creates in her Los Angeles studio embody the style and spirit of times gone by, creating an unmistakable sense of nostalgia as she interprets fashion trends

Tammy

United Kingdom

Taking inspiration from sea life and tropical forms, together with a love of three dimensional textiles, Tammy creates a captivating range of exciting and distinctive textile accessories in her UK workshop.

The Battista Family

Venice, Italy

Luigi, Roberto, and Monica carry on the family tradition. In Marostica, a small city on Venice’s mainland, they mouth-blow durable borosilicate glass into delicate collectibles.

The De Carlini Family

Milan, Italy

In a small workshop outside Milan, Italy, the DeCarlini family has been creating heirloom glass ornaments since 1947. Few glass blowers have the talent and dexterity to form the shapes of these whimsical creatures before the fiery glass cools.

Valentina and Alessandra

Venice, Italy

Our Venetian designers, Valentina and Alessandra turned their passion and knowledge for jewelry design into a business that would allow their creative impulses to flow.

Vittorio

Naples, Italy

Vittorio, our Italian glass artisan, is a master of the Murano technique. Using the methods and materials of Murano glassmaking in Napoli (Naples), he is able to create brilliant glassware at a fraction of the production costs. Observe his skilled artisans hand-blowing molten glass into exquisite de

Weronika and Jacek

Bolesławiec, Poland

Weronika and Jacek team up with Terri to create exclusive Polish pottery for Uno Alla Volta. Each piece is hand-painted using traditional folk art methods, creating seasonal motifs with stamps and fine brushwork.