Handmade In The Hudson Valley
Handmade in the Hudson Valley is a directory of crafters and makers from the region. The Valley is known for handcrafted items made with passion by local artisans.
It features pottery, textiles, jewelry, and woodwork. The makers in the Hudson Valley are skilled artisans, and their artistry shines in the unique, high-quality items they create.
Whether you’re looking for a one-of-a-kind gift or a distinctive piece for your home, Handmade in the Hudson Valley offers something for every taste and budget. Support local artisans and appreciate the beauty of handcrafted items with Handmade in the Hudson Valley.
The Copper Faucet Soap Company handcrafts locally sourced bath and body essentials, luxurious soaps, and aromatics.
Third Day Naturals never uses fragrance oils, preservatives or artificial colorants. They use essential oils, vitamin E, and botanicals.
The Highlands Foundry creates unique, sustainable handmade products using salvaged vintage and heritage textiles.
Carole Shiber Designs makes hand-painted placements and table linens that bring joy and practical beauty to any seasonal occasion.
Annick Designs creates fine artisan jewelry featuring unique mineral specimens and crystals, as well as precious and semi-precious stones.
Hot Donna Soaps are crafted in the Hudson Valley using the finest ingredients that are gentle, anti-aging, and suitable for all skin types.
Jessie Driscoll from Woodstock, NY, has been hand-carving her jewelry designs into silver coins for over twenty years.
Sherman Barnwood Furniture is handcrafted in the Hudson Valley from reclaimed barnwood, some of which dates back to the 1820s.
Discover the World’s Coolest Rain Gauge, a beautiful and durable handcrafted tool that elevates any outdoor space.
Precision Drum Company offers high-quality custom drums and supplies, backed by experience and a solid reputation.
Carolyn Duke of Duke Pottery works primarily with pinch pots, looking to the patterns and rhythms in nature for her inspiration.
Little River Rods on the bank of the West Branch of the Delaware River, produces some of the finest bamboo rods in the world.
