League of NH Craftsmen, North Conway

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League of NH Craftsmen, North Conway

This historical gallery, features contemporary and traditional fine crafts by over 200 of NH's finest artists and craftsmen.

The North Conway League of NH Craftsmen Gallery exhibits the finest of New Hampshire’s crafts and furnishings. The artists represented have been meticulously juried by other craftsmen of their fields, resulting in a collection of work that is extraordinary. The gallery is brimming with unique jewelry, furniture, pottery, blown glass, forged iron, woven baskets, and fiber arts, just to name a few.

01/06/2025

Handmade earrings by Ann Dillon, made with polymer clay and hypo-allergenic ear wires. Shining with a subtle iridescent, the vibrant colors on these earrings is steadfast and won’t rub off or fade. Lightweight and breezy, these earrings are perfect for everyday wear. Find them at our gallery, or online: www.nhcraftsmen.com

29/05/2025

Sculptural “Paired Individual” earrings by Kathleen Curtin, made from copper, brass and nickel. Kathleen works with various metals and materials to create one-of-a-kind sculptural jewelry inspired by structures in both the natural and developed world. Finished with sterling silver earwires, these asymmetrical earrings are modern, sophisticated, and artistic.
Find them at our gallery, or online: www.nhcraftsmen.com

19/05/2025

Beautiful handcrafted hardwood rolling pins, bowls, and yo-yos by James Wood. Turned on a lathe, finished with a smooth polished finish, and sealed with waxed, these pieces are both a pleasure to use and to behold. Sure to stand the test of time. Find these and more at our gallery, or online: www.nhcraftsmen.com

18/05/2025

Artistic sterling silver and gemstone jewelry by Lisa Scala. Lisa uses her creative intuition to design meaningful collections and one of a kind pieces to manifest and enhance positive energy. Wear a one of a kind piece of wearable art! Find these and more at our gallery, or online: www.nhcraftsmen.com

15/05/2025

Adorable sculptures by ceramic artist Loring Cheney. Exploring form and surface with a child-like approach, Loring’s playful sculptural work incorporates a wide range of wonderful textures, colors, and firing techniques to create enchanting whimsical creatures. Most often depicting annimals, Loring fires many of her creations with raku. Originating in Japan, raku involves pulling the ceramic piece out of the kiln while red hot. The American evolution of this technique introduces the additional step of then dropping the piece into a barrel of combustible material, igniting it and infusing the piece with carbon. Raku glazes are often formulated to react with this turbulent environment, creating a black crackle in the glaze or iridescent flashing colors. Bring a little color and whimsy into your home with one of these cheerful works of art. Find these and more at our gallery, or online: www.nhcraftsmen.com

08/05/2025

Elegant dragonfly jewelry by Diana Beaulieu, with luminous gemstones, bezel-set in sterling silver. Finished with brass ball details, these artistic pieces are sure to draw attention. Diana’s beautiful jewelry is all handcrafted and one-of-a-kind. A perfect gift for Mother’s Day! Find these and more at our gallery, or online: www.nhcraftsmen.com

02/05/2025

Crack-textured white stoneware pottery by Lars Turin, made using his unique technique of crusting the surface of soft clay with sodium silicate and a torch, and then stretching the still-soft clay to create controlled surface cracking. He then enhances the cracking with various colors and removes it from the smooth, white clay surface to create a dramatic contrast. Find these elegant, decorative and functional pieces at our gallery, or online! www.nhcraftsmen.com

28/04/2025

Exquisite jewelry boxes and fine tea boxes by master craftsman William Taylor, featuring intricate inlays, multiple levels and a magnetic sliding drawers. William Taylor often uses unusual and historic woods to incorporate into his boxes. Most of his boxes require at least 30 hours of work and take two or more weeks to complete. The finishes are all done by hand and wood finishes are not something to be hurried. Resting during the building process allows William time to evaluate the wood’s movement as temperature and humidity change, and also for the finishes to cure properly, resulting in high quality fine boxes that are made to last for generations. William’s marquetry pictures are made entirely of wood that is sawn into the panel using a double bevel process, using a variety of natural colors from wood found around the globe. Each piece of wood is individually set into the panel in a time consuming process, requiring at least 8 hours of labor for one picture panel. The results are unrivaled, and no two panels are ever alike.
Find these exquisite boxes and more at our gallery, or online: www.nhcraftsmen.com

26/04/2025

Delicate hand blown glass birds by Jocelyn Brown, sculpted with a technique called flameworking, in which the artist softens and melts glass rods and tubes with a torch to shape them. Made from borosilicate glass, (Pyrex) they are not as fragile as you might think. These beautiful glass birds showcase Jocelyn’s expertise and eye for detail, capturing their beauty with vibrant colors, intricate feathers, and delicate grey feet. An excellent addition to your art glass collection, or a thoughtful and uplifting gift! Find them in the gallery, or online: www.nhcraftsmen.com

22/04/2025

Earthy pottery with fern and leaf impressions by Shana Brautigam. Shana fires her rustic pottery in an outdoor wood-fired kiln, built using old electric kilns!
The kiln is fired with branches from the woods and scrap wood from local businesses. Firing with wood, the flames travel throughout the kiln, touching each pot and creating a range of beautiful earth tones and surface effects. Near the end of the firing, she blows soda ash into the kiln, which vaporizes immediately and glazes any surfaces it touches with unique effects. Shana's beautiful pottery is sure to become a favorite for any nature lover. Find these and more in the gallery, or online: www.nhcraftsmen.com

06/12/2024

Lots of fabulous new creations are pouring into the gallery every day! Our wonderful craftsmen are stocking us up for the holidays. Check out our online store, or come visit the gallery and support local New Hampshire fine crafts this holiday season! www.nhcraftsmen.com

19/08/2024

Thanks to a huge shipment that was hand-delivered by the artist, we now have the largest selection of Bruce Cobb glass we’ve had in years! Come by to browse the full selection or pick out one of these classic League of NH Craftsmen treasures from our online store: www.nhcraftsmen.com

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Monday	10:00 - 17:00
Wednesday	10:00 - 17:00
Thursday	10:00 - 17:00
Friday	10:00 - 17:00
Saturday	09:30 - 18:00
Sunday	09:30 - 16:30

Telephone

(603) 356-2441

Website

http://www.nhcraftsmen.com/

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