CRAFT VENDORS
Photo by Rich Levine
Shakori Hills GrassRoots Festival is proud to feature some of the best local and international craft vendors over the course of each festival.
Fall 2026 Craft Vendor Applications are closed.
ADA ART
Handcrafted micro-macramé jewelry by a husband-and-wife team, featuring semi-precious stones and fossils from South and Central America. Unique and meaningful pieces, made just for you! Facebook.com/AdaArt
ARTHUR DYES
Unique, original designs that give the impression of movement using color and pattern. facebook.com/arthurdyes
CARAVANSERAI
Statement scents handcrafted from essential oils and absolutes, rooted in ancestral tradition and carried forward through modern artistry. www.artofauramaking.com
COPPER ASHES
Handmade copper jewelry incorporating elements of nature such as ethically sourced butterflies, insects, oddities, shells, crab claws, crystals, fossils, bones and more. copperashes.com
DFINDTHEM
Contemporary and unique wearable arts made from organic crochet, featuring exquisite jewelry with waxed fiber and semi-precious gems—all composed of thousands of knots. instagram.com/@dfindthem
EARTH & IRON POTTERY
Individually designed functional and decorative pottery made with a variety of clays, glazes and imagination. Inspired by music, nature, family and friends. facebook.com/earthandironpottery
FOR CLAUDIA’S SAYKE
Handmade natural soaps, homeopathic remedies, spoon jewelry, steampunk jewelry, crystals and plant medicinal alternatives. Forclaudiassayke.org
FORAGED PIGMENT ART
Canvas artworks created with hand-processed pigments made from clay and stones foraged from the ground.foragedpigmentart.com
HEMPSMITH
Hempsmith Clothing Co. handprints and dyes sustainable hemp shirts, hoodies and hats at The Plant in Pittsboro. Hempsmithclothing.com
KATIE DID IT!
Three-Dimensional stained glass art inspired by nature and music with a kaleidoscopic twist. katiediditglass.com
LANDON FRAKER
Illustrations made using acrylic inks, fluid acrylics and watercolors, finished off with illustrative line work made by nib pen. LandonFraker.com
MADELEMENT
Handmade crystal amulets and more inspired by the earth and the odd. madelement.com
LITTLE ACORN WICK & FORGE
One-of-a-kind sterling silver jewelry inspired by nature and crafted by hand. Every design reflects a slow, intentional process. @littleacornwickandforge
MANIFEST COLOR
Hand-dyed silk, bamboo and cotton clothing for women/men. manifestcolor.com
MEXICA CRAFTS
Originally designed and handmade leather boots, moccasins and bags, plus so many more lovingly created pieces. Facebook.com/MexicaCrafts
MUSHROOM LIGHTS
Handcrafted unique, mushroom-shaped ambience lamps from North Carolina’s native woods. Each lamp tells a story, celebrating the wood’s origin. mushroomlightsnc.com
NEW WORLD GLASS
Flame-worked glass incorporating hand-fabricated silver work and laser-engraved/cut objects. Newworldglass.com
PLANET LOVE DESIGNS
Lovingly designed and created clothing; art for people that speaks to the soul using natural materials and excellent workmanship. Planetlovedesigns.com
ROOTED IMPRESSIONS
Whimsical, unique, forest-inspired works of hand-burned art. Rootedimpressions.com
SACRED WILDERNESS BATIKS
Hand-painted and hand-dyed batik clothing. instagram.com/@SacredWilderness
SPARKLE BODY ARTS
Original designs for attendees to celebrate their weekend through unique body art. sparklebodyarts.com
SWEEPING FEATHER FLUTES
Woodwind flutes, drone flutes, rattles and percussion instruments from locally sourced timber and natural materials. @sweepingfeatherflutes
TWISTED BLISS DESIGNS
Handcrafted jewelry specializing in unique accessories created with music, art and festival fashion-lovers in mind. Face chains, headpieces, necklaces, earrings and more. Find your Bliss! Twistedblissdesigns.Etsy.com
WORD AND PLANT
Flower‑powered wearable art grown on a small Pittsboro farm. Natural dyes, eco‑prints and flower-pounding turn fresh blooms into vibrant headbands, bandanas, clothing, accessories and wood pieces. Festival-goers can jump in too with hands‑on fun. wordandplant.com
Photo by Elizabeth Larson