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Stop in this week to grab those last few gifts on your list. We are getting new shipments every week so you might find something new this time! Handmade, local and unique, what’s not to love?
Our hours this week are Wednesday- Saturday, 11-5 PM and Sunday 11-3 PM. See you soon!
In stock and ready to ship! We have a jewelry restock from , more popular sheer socks from and a special delivery from esoteric publisher .
You’ll also find a resupply of our quirky ornaments and stocking stuffers. Stop in to shop this weekend!
Order before 12/19 to ensure that your items arrive before the 25th!
Our latest Alcove Artist, Jacinthe Demmert (), is a textile artist from the Haida Nation. She was raised in Alaska and learned the art of Haida basketry, form-line, and woodcarving from both her mother and father respectively. She currently resides in Shoreline, WA.
Jacinthe’s process for creating this mat involved gathering Alaska yellow cedar bark from Prince of Wales Island. She next dyed a portion of the bark first pink and then blue to create a luminous
periwinkle shade. The mat was then woven with contrasting bark, natural yellow and periwinkle, to create a beautiful pattern. She added a border of twined western cedar to complete the work. Jacinthe’s lifetime of weaving and working with natural materials has taught her balance, connection and intuition.
You’ll also find a collection of Jacinthe’s amazing cedar bark woven earrings in the shop! Stop in to see these remarkable pieces in person.
Our collection of concrete objects now include this stunning zero-waste planter made of repurposed terrazzo chips. Handmade in Seattle, Linda’s products are fun, thoughtful and affordable!
Stop in shop our 50+ local makers!
It’s Members’ Week at the ! Throughout the week, members receive a 25% discount off all non-consignment items in the Store plus a special gift with purchase of $100+. Check out our fun holiday collection, we’ve got a gift for everyone on your list!
Are you a member and want to shop online? Send us a quick DM and we will pass the 25% discount code along.
Have you seen “Rafael Soldi: Soft Boy” at the yet? We have a few copies of ’s stunning, limited-edition publication, “Imagined Futures / Futuros Imaginarios” available in the shop. This book contains a set of 50 prints as well as a supporting booklet with an introduction by Soldi and an essay by Miguel A. Lopez, Director & Chief Curator, TEOR/éTica, San José, Costa Rica. With its beautiful foil stamped cover, this publication is a must-have for collectors of contemporary art.
Check out our Holiday Collection!
https://store.fryemuseum.org/collections/holiday-gift-guide
Get cozy during these cool, fall nights with a unique candle from . Each of these pieces are hand poured and sculpted by Seattle-based maker, Shannon Phelps. We also have a couple of Shannon’s one-of-a-kind candelabras, like this fun floral piece, in stock. Get them before they are gone!
We are now stocking ’s Bow Vessels. In a new collection, Kuu reflects on our current culture and resurgence of femininity. A wheel thrown, handmade sculpture, using locally sourced brown stoneware clay, this vessel is left in raw light brown stoneware with a grout like texture and a clear gloss on the inside. This gorgeous vase is one of our new favorite pieces!
The Store has a new artwork on view and exhibition-related merchandise to check out in conjunction
with the opening of exhibitions "Clarissa Tossin: to take root among the stars" and
"Rafael Soldi: Soft Boy.”
We commissioned artist Jacinthe Demmert () to create a large-scale woven mat of yellow cedar for our alcove area and are so excited to share this stunning work with all. We look forward to sharing more details about Jacinthe’s process soon.
You’ll also find ’s exhibition catalog in the shop as well as copies of ’s beautiful, limited-edition publication, "Imagined Futures / Futuros Imaginarios". We can't wait to see you.
Embrace October with fun, dramatic, and downright spooky items from our Halloween Collection, including the sleepover classic from your childhood, the Ouija board!
Our unique selection features art, games, decor, and books for all that love getting in the Halloween spirit.
New in the shop! Stop in to check out this fun, new collection of Simon's distant one-of-a-kind jewelry. We've added a number of their pieces to our online shop but you'll want to see these amazing rings, earrings, and necklaces in person. See you in the shop!
🎉🎉Ceramicist Alexa Villanueva of just dropped off a collection of her lovely, hand painted Moon Mugs. She’s got quite a few fans because we’ve already sold half of this batch of mugs! Grab one before they disappear. 🌕🌗🌑
Back in stock: The Frye Trunk catalog!
This lovely, limited-edition book was published in tandem with the exhibition “THE THIRD, MEANING: ESTAR(SER) Installs the Frye Collection.”
Grab your copy and enjoy the show which is on view through October 15!
Stop by this week and find your new favorite thing!
A curated collection of one-of-a-kind objects and innovative items from Pacific Northwest designers and artists. Proceeds support the Museum.
The Store is proud to feature designers and makers who live and work in our own backyard! Whether it’s bright fun mugs from Kuu Pottery (), new unique jewelry designs from SIMONMADE (), summery scarves from Rachel Kotkin () or cozy handwoven pillows from Shaana Hatamian() we’re always stocking fresh amazing finds from across the Pacific Northwest.
We’ve been stocking Shayna Esteban’s popular line for a number of years. Her pieces are thoughtful from start to finish, from her commitment to sustainable products and practices to the her ex*****on of pieces which are both modern and timeless. We just received a restock of Shayna’s classic pieces and are excited to introduce new amethyst necklaces and earrings from her Pavilion collection. Come in and take a look!
Just in: we are now stocking new rugs from a store favorite, .tenjung! A series of board games have inspired Studio Tenjung’s new collection, “Play Date”. In the spirit of play and experimentation, the studio highlights a lesser-known Tibetan rug-weaving technique called Boorma that uses rods of varying thicknesses to create high and low piles as well as flat sumak weaves to create a more dramatic surface relief. Stop by to see these gorgeous pieces!
New artwork in the Store alcove! We are thrilled to show artist Rachel Wolf’s work, “Alchemy 27” in the shop! Rachel () is a professional photographer, professor, and speaker that specializes in camera-less photography and alternative techniques.
From Rachel: “This work is still evolving. With my more chemical-based images I have been embracing
the transformative principles of alchemy. Instead of fixing the image, I allow it to continuously evolve
and respond to the environment like a living being.”
Read more about Rachel’s process and techniques in our blog (link in bio).
The Store has new artwork by Rachel Wolf on view in tandem with the Frye Art Museum’s exhibition, Kelly Akashi: Formations (June 17–September 3, 2023). We reached out to Rachel to learn more about her practice and process. Composite image of Rachel Wolf and her artwork Alchemy 27 Each of your pi...
It’s that time of year for spending time with loved ones and enjoying long outdoor meals in the summer evenings. The shop has lovely items, handmade by PNW artists, that can elevate that next dinner party!
Find floral platters by Vashon island-based hand-carved serving spoons by , stunning floral napkins by OR-based and a large stunning bowl by ceramicist . Come see these lovely pieces in person!
New designs by are in! Rachel Kotkin’s silk scarves have been a hit in the shop for some time. This Seattle-based artist uses collage to create intricate, quilt-like abstractions which she has printed on silk fabric. We were excited when she reached out with new styles that she has been working on! We are
especially loving this new scarf inspired by the movement of water.
’s exhibition “A Living Legacy” marks the museum’s seventieth anniversary, bringing together eight
artworks—all acquired in 2022 and on view at the museum for the first time. Amoako Boafo’s “Three Slices “is one of the striking works on display. This artist’s colorful, large-scale portraits celebrate Black subjectivity, self-fashioning, and joy. Boako uses a distinctive finger-painting technique which gives the
skin of his subjects a textural richness and complexity that contrast with the graphic flatness of their surroundings.
Want to learn more about this up-and-coming artist? Stop in the Store to check out “Amoako Boafo,” the first monograph to comprehensively examine the artist's career to date.
New PNW designer in the Store! We are excited to add concrete body planters and fun
flowers candle stick holders to the Store shelves. These pieces are stylish and affordable!
Lindamakess is an AAPI and woman-owned small business, based in Seattle, WA. Linda started
the brand during the pandemic when she started making concrete planters for her own plants.
Since then, she has grown her catalog to include an array of products.
Diane Katz () makes classics! These easy, eye-catching scarves are a fun addition to the neutrals that PNW folks are so apt to wear. Diane hand-dyes each of these unique scarves in her
Tacoma, WA home and recently dropped a new collection off at the shop. Stop by to see what's
new!
Looking for colorful, thoughtful, artistic kids' books? We got them!
Our small shop stocks a ton of fun titles, from board books for the young to smart stories for older
readers. Come by to browse our collection! 📚
New drop from ! We are always thrilled when Simon stops in with fresh work and this selection is so fun! Simon incorporates vintage and conflict-free gems into their wholly unique designs, making each piece truly one-of-a-kind.
We listed some pieces online but not everything, so stop in to see the whole collection!
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