He’s honed everything from knives and pizza cutters to arrowheads and samurai swords.
Maine-Made
Not to throw shade, but new lamps have nothing on Brian Allen’s rehabbed antiques.
From cards to coasters, each piece is inspired by classic patchworks.
Bethany Hickey, a.k.a. the Taxidermy Chick, specializes in preserving peafowl of all varieties.
Anastasia Inciardi’s riff on a lobby mainstay spits out tiny artworks for a dollar apiece.
The Bowdoinham ceramicist releases new pottery collections on her website twice a month, and they sell out within minutes.
Larry Clifford’s biblioquilts are inspired by classic and contemporary quilt patterns.
Colby Adolphsen is bringing well-known Maine buildings to Lego-life.
Since 2017, the fate of Linda Mitchell-Storer's tens of thousands of items — ranging from Civil-War-era frocks to set jackets owned by Gilda Radner and Cher — has remained in question.
From clogs to craft kits to greeting cards, there’s a beautiful locally sourced gift for everyone who’s been good (for goodness sake).
Each product featured in the Boothbay shop is made with sustainable, recycled, or plant-based materials, in keeping with the organization’s mission.
Her cut-glass creations, some nearly three feet tall, are designed to bounce color and light around a room.