Tree Pittsburgh is excited to announce our inaugural Autumn Art and Maker Mart! Vendors from around Pittsburgh will showcase their handmade and vintage wares for sale – perfect for early holiday shopping.

VENDORS INCLUDE:

Apoidea Apiary specializes in crafted honey and beeswax products from Allegheny County. All honey is produced 100% by their own bees and is Certified Naturally Grown. Visit them at www.co-nectar.org and follow them on Instagram.

Art Out of Everything creates rock and wood crafted art and furniture, small paintings, and prints.

Barker’s Heirlooms – their collection includes hand poured soy candles in vintage teacups, original collage art, tea towels, tote bags featuring their art, & upcycled vintage china dishes. They’ll also have ornaments and bookmarks that utilize upcycled dictionary pages on hand. Follow them on Instagram, Facebook, and at www.barkersheirlooms.com.

Camper’s Vintage features outdoorsy and tree-inspired vintage finds along with some other fun items.

Clay and Hammer creates thrown and hand built pottery, including but not limited to, mugs, plates, bowls, and vases. They also make plant stakes made from upcycled plastic and bicycle parts. Follow them on Instagram.

ChrissieD Treasures knits scarves, hats, throws, baby blankets, and more.

GreensBlooms offers rare and unique houseplants, pottery, and fertilizer. Follow them on Instagram.

Hand to Heart Crafts – All of Hand to Heart Crafts’ item are hand-crafted. This includes blank leaf print notecards and other hand printed notecards in boxes w/envelopes, indigo dyed napkins and kitchen towels, macrame plant hangers, and ornaments made from upcycled holiday cards. Follow them on Instagram.

Homestead Luminary creates laser cut and hand assembled wooden luminaries, lamps, and home goods. Each lamp is light diffused and comes with its own LED light source. Designs are based off of natural, art nouveau, and classic motifs, with the occasional pop-modern design. We have been operating since 2016 and are pittsburgh-based, woman owned, and family operated. Follow them on Facebook, Instagram, and at www.homesteadluminary.com.

Morgan Swartz Art & Design – Morgan Swartz is an artist and designer from Pittsburgh, PA who makes hand-carved linocut prints and home decor (plant propagators, sun catchers, ornaments, and small sculptures). In their words: My artistic work revolves around queer culture, identity, and bodies, as well as plants and the natural world.  My creative process includes a mix of old and new techniques to create unique whimsical and expressive items. Follow them on Instagram, Facebook, and at www.morganswartz.com.

Off Route Art is an arts nonprofit that helps to display the work of emerging artists ages 16 – 24 around the city in local businesses and at events. Artists also set their own prices and receive 100% of their sales. Follow them on Facebook, Instagram, and at www.offrouteart.com.

PGH Art Den features prints and greeting cards of their paintings of favorite Pittsburgh places. They’ll also have copies of their illustrated book, “Pittsburgh – the Port to the West,” about the early history of Pittsburgh. Follow them on Facebook.

Queen of Fronds pairs secondhand and vintage vessels—vases, candlesticks, egg cups, sconces, ​and beyond—with air plants! They also upcycle frames and ​botanical art by painting faces on the florals. Follow them on Instagram and their website.

Rankin Jr. Tamburitzan Parent Organization is excited to offer their homemade potato and cheese pierogi on the 9th. RJT has provided youth with instruction in Eastern European music and dance for nearly 70 years.  Pierogi sales help to support the troop’s travel to festivals, host their annual concert, and maintain their costume wardrobe. They will have both frozen and ready-to-eat pierogies for sale.

RetroModernFun features retro finds including vintage animal planters, light industrial pieces, and more.

Spruce & Adorn has their own line of products from candles to apparel – most celebrating design by nature & our love for the forest. Follow them at Instagram and spruceandadorn.com.

Studio Alison B makes ice tie dye wearable art and housewares. They also make colorful trees from felted sweaters for the holidays. Follow them on Instagram and at www.alisonb.com.

Tree Pittsburgh – you know we’ll have our merchandise on hand for this event! Items include our logo t-shirts printed locally by Commonwealth Press, recycled cotton tote bag designed by Randie Snow, and botanical note cards drawn by Tree Pittsburgh’s own Mr. Joe and printed by Trust Franklin on the South Side. Make sure you’re following us on Instagram and Facebook and preview our collection here.

TzfiraFire makes dioramas, jewelry, cards, and tiny gnomes. Follow them on Instagram.

Wren and Rita is a small Pittsburgh business specializing in hand crafted skincare items and unique giftable items. In their words: Wren + Rita carries a line of handmade bath and body products. We use the highest quality oils and butters and incorporate skin-loving additives such as goat’s milk, coconut milk, aloe vera juice, oats and clays. Our soap is free of harsh detergents and chemicals, and all our products are lightly scented with phthalate-free fragrance oils or essential oils. We primarily use natural colorants, such as clays, indigo, or madder root, but sometimes, we need a pop of color and add skin-safe micas, and the results are magical and fun. Follow them on Instagram, Facebook, and at www.wrenandrita.com.

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