After struggling with skin irritation from commercial soap products for many years, Rainwater Soap & Candle Co. owner Deidre decided to take things into her own hands. Unlike most commercially produced products, Rainwater Soap & Candle Co. products are produced by hand in small batches right on beautiful Vancouver Island. All of our products are made with high quality, naturally sourced ingredients.

Kitsilano Candle Co. has found its way into homes, boutiques, and unexpected spaces, not because they chase trends, but because people who know themselves recognize what’s made with the same clarity. This is for those who’ve already done the inner work, who no longer chase, strive, or perform, and who choose what aligns because they can feel the difference. If that resonates, this is your space.

Rural Candles was founded in 2020 in the Kootenays by Duane Hideg. He was born and raised in the area, and it was the place he returned to each summer, and later to live after spending most of his adult years in the city. When it came to style, Duane had a talent for bringing together modern elegance with eclectic pieces from the past, creating a look and art for the home that was both timeless and unique.

Caylen is the founder and specializes in clean burning soy candles. Her mission is to create beautiful, high quality scented candles that are safe for all of our customers to enjoy.

Unhappy with common soaps, Linda Quiring crafted an alternative. She grew ingredients, conducted experiments, and refined her recipes. In 1979, she founded Saltspring Soapworks.

Bee by The Sea Natural Products was founded in 2008 by Andrew Wingrove with the chance discovery of the sea buckthorn berry while travelling abroad. As an avid beekeeper, Andrew instantly connected that this superfood would be a great companion to another natural powerhouse, honey.

Wendy is an acclaimed jewelry artist who currently makes her home amidst the rain forests and rugged coastlines of Vancouver Island. Her surroundings are reflected in her work, which incorporates both the serene and the dramatic. Her jewelry draws influences from the various places she has lived, including not only Hawai’i and Vancouver Island, but also Indonesia and the Canadian prairies.

Fire & Grace Silverworks came out of a desire of creating beautiful things and the joy of connecting with people. All jewellery items are made of partly rerefined, high quality sterling silver and gemstones, locally sourced where possible. Everything is handmade in the creator's home studio, located in beautiful Vancouver. 

BEL Jewelry began in 2007. They quickly expanded from Victoria to Charlottetown. In 2011, they began wholesaling their jewelry to boutiques, bookstores, galleries, and cafés across the country. Inspired by nature and all things vintage, focused on hand-crafted and locally-made. We're based in Red Deer, Alberta.

Amanda created and launched Glee Jewelry in 2009, and her dedication and enthusiasm for her work remain unwavering to this day. She finds immense joy in engaging with customers and cultivating enduring connections with them. Her inspiration stems from her love for family, design, and embarking on new adventures.

Effie Baker is a long time resident of the Sea-to Sky corridor living in the beautiful Paradise Valley (25 km north of Squamish, 100km north of Vancouver) While working as a whitewater river guide for over 20 years, she acquired the appreciation of the natural world that inspires her work.

Lulu invites you to journey to her inner world, to the perfect silence of her daily walks in the forest, the beach, or the mountain in the company of her faithful dog Tito, all this is a fundamental part of her inspiration. She invites you to experience the passion that she feels when she sees different textures, movements and shapes, admiring each small thing that she collects during her walks.

Greg moved to Canada from Poland in 1988 and settled in North Vancouver. he graduated from the Academy of Fine Arts in Krakow, Faculty of Sculpture. His scope of artistic work includes sculpture (stone and wood carving, bronze casting), painting and silver smithing. Currently his focus is on ceramics exploring various techniques including raku for his favorite subjects of birds, chameleons, paleo monsters, fish, bugs and occasional skunk, dog or a cat.

The perfect duo! Dave has quietly been making pots on and off since 1975. His wife Val has been a public school teacher since 1980. She helps Dave with choosing glaze colours, and cleaning fired pots.

They are a family owned and operated business based in Campbell River on Vancouver Island, BC. They specialize in high end nautical themed dinnerware that is Oven, Microwave and Dishwasher safe.

A graduate from Emily Carr School of Art & Design who has held onto her passion to create art. She recently decided to step back into her artist shoes and begin showing her work to the world.

Sa studied art in England before settling in Quebec in 1989. From there she built her print-making business, selling at craft shows and galleries in Canada and the U.S. After moving to Gibsons, BC in 2001 she started printing her work onto tea towels and related items.

Jocelyn has a desire to transform colourful textile design into functional home products. She's set out to source the finest quality fabrics and create unique and fun motifs that flow with the fabric mediums and product shapes she chooses.

Don and Suzanne is a husband-and-wife team living and working on Salt Spring Island, BC. For over 40 years, they have been doing what they love best – designing and making beautiful, handmade things for people’s homes.

Twilight Collection is a family-run business that was started to share the bounties of our constant exploration to find and bring great new, quality products to the market.

The Glass Foundry recycles scrap glass into wholesale giftware, creates unique glass art, and designs energy-efficient glass furnaces

Cambria Logan is an artist located on BC’s beautiful Sunshine Coast, primarily working with acrylic paint, ink pen, and wood. Cambria creates west coast inspired minimalist art, attempting to distill coastal scenes down to key elements that capture glimpses into the wonder of the Pacific Northwest.

Products are made and designed in Pemberton, BC, just North of Whistler. They pride themselves in using repurposed metals to create unique and one-of-a-kind designs.

A graduate from the Ontario College of Art in 1990 for metal, jewelry and glass, he first began his craft using old propane tanks to save on the cost of steel, but soon realized that reusing these objects was much more than that.