Wrap up your holiday shopping or find something special for yourself at this one-day event! Meet and support twenty Bay Area makers with diverse offerings including jewelry, ceramics, accessories, natural beauty products, art kits for kids and more! Join us in SFMOMA's free public spaces on floors 1 and 2 for an artistic holiday shopping experience.

While the Museum Store member discount does not apply to this special event, the first 500 members to attend can collect a Members-Only gift handmade by Gama Hsu of Beo.

Sunday, Dec 8, 2024
10 a.m.–5 p.m.
Floor 1, Evelyn and Walter Haas, Jr. Atrium
Floor 2, Helen and Charles Schwab Hall

• This event is free and open to the public
• Museum admission is not required
• The Museum Store member discount does not apply to this special event
• This will be a cashless event

BONUS: This year’s Holiday Makers Market falls on Free Family Day, when up to four adults can enjoy all seven floors of the museum for free with one child 18 or younger.

 

Participating Vendors

Amano Studio

Amano (by hand in Spanish) is a small, woman owned jewelry brand and zero waste production studio in Sonoma California.

They are a small team of women artisans and family members who handcraft designs that are inspired by vintage fashion, the night sky, and a Golden State of mind.

 

Anchovy

Through a seamless fusion of minimalism and the captivating allure of pearls, Giedre Kose's jewelry brand, Anchovy, reimagines the traditional concept of pearl jewelry. Hailing from Lithuania, the designer draws inspiration from the imperfect beauty of freshwater pearls, with their unpredictable shapes and iridescent colors. Anchovy's designs offer versatile ways to wear pearls, allowing you to adjust them to your body shape or outfit.

 

Bare Hands

Bare Hands started with the simple idea that natural nails should be just that; shined and nourished with the same ingredients you find in high-end organic skincare. They partnered with select formulators and producers to create a method that works without any harmful solvents or plasticizers. A revelation for those who prefer a beautifully-groomed natural nail.

Founder Suzanne Shade is a creative strategist and entrepreneur based in San Francisco. The Dry Gloss Manicure, a method she designed, represents her mission to offer a truly natural and sustainable alternative to the tools and ingredients of traditional salon manicures.

 

Béo

Béo soaps are handcrafted in small batches and made to order in San Francisco. Their soaps are composed of only natural minerals which enhance the cleanse experience and result in natural earthy colors. The aromas are infused with essential oils that lift, calm, and balance mood. Béo aims to accentuate delightfulness and joy.

 

 

Centinelle

In 2010 Mexican fashion designer Cristina Guizar founded Centinelle, an organic goods brand, in Mexico City. Centinelle is now based in California.

Her heritage, vegetarian lifestyle, homeland, Northern California and her love for traveling are the inspiration for her beautiful and elegant accessories.

 

 

Clouds & Ladders

The designer of Clouds + Ladders jewelry, Kate Joseph, is inspired by her love of nature and the history of art and design to create colorful wearable art. Each piece is created by hand in her solar-powered studio in a redwood forest north of San Francisco. Her intention is to spark joy in those who view her designs.

 

 

IF A THEN B

IF A THEN B is a design studio creating handmade objects for everyday living. Founded by Ania Brzeski, the studio partners directly with makers in Portugal and Mexico, working in clay and wool to curate a collection of objects that celebrates the process as part of the finished piece. The studio began as a ceramic practice in 2017, and has grown to encompass tableware, original artworks, textiles and prints. An ever-evolving project, the brand's crucial aim is to create sustainable and reciprocal relationships with craftspeople and workshops to promote their skills and processes.

 

 

Jenny Lemons

Jennie Lennick is the creative force behind Jenny Lemons, a brand celebrated for its playful, food-inspired accessories. From 2017 to 2023, Jennie operated a vibrant shop in San Francisco's Mission District, offering her unique designs and creative workshops. Her accessories gained widespread popularity through partnerships with brands like Ban.do and Aerie, and are now sold in over 800 retailers globally. After closing her store to focus on design full-time, Jennie expanded her brand's online presence, where her whimsical creations continue to delight a growing audience.

 

 

Juniper Ridge

 

For the last twenty years the team at Juniper Ridge has journeyed across the western United States, perfecting the scent profiles of majestic landscapes. They slept under the stars in the Mojave Desert and hiked through the towering redwoods at the west coast’s edge to create aromatic studies of each ecosystem. Juniper Ridge uses sustainably harvested plants and traditional distillation techniques to handcraft home and body care products in Oakland, California.

 

 

Kazi Yetu

Kazi Yetu is a B Corp company based in Tanzania that creates jobs for women in agriculture through processing, blending, packaging, labeling, and marketing. They make delicious, purely natural, ethically sourced products from Africa. Kazi Yetu was founded by Ashley Speyer and Tahira Nizari with a vision to transform the trade of tea and other agricultural products from Africa, bringing more economic gain back to the country of origin, impacting farmers, women, and Africa's growth!

 

Leslie Francesca

Born and raised in the San Francisco Bay Area, Leslie Francesca has always been active in the arts. With her intense passion for gemology and a strong sense of entrepreneurship, Leslie puts every ounce of energy into her jewelry designs - creating innovative and personable curated collections that are both elegant and vibrant, and can be worn by anyone.

 

 

Madge

Maggie Usselton is a candle maker & ceramic artist. The breathtaking botanical treasures of California are the inspiration for Madge’s essential oil candles & ceramic artwork. Maggie crafts environmentally friendly products, as a small step towards preserving the Earth's well-being.

 

 

MAJO IDEAS

MAJO IDEAS was founded by two design-obsessed, art-loving moms, Alex Aranda and Ligaya Tichy. Fueled by the belief that lifelong creative habits start early, they have created a unique collection of artist-inspired, sticker-based art packs to inspire young people and their families to create, connect, and spark a lifetime of creativity.

 

 

Mind's Eye Design

Mind's Eye Design is a curated collection of jewelry both handcrafted in Tara Brown’s studio and gathered from artists around the world. Established in 2015, Mind’s Eye strives to offer jewelry that is high quality, on trend and affordable, while minding the impact on the planet and all living things on it.

 

 

Patch Ya Later

Patch Ya Later is a one-woman owned, and operated business out of the San Francisco Bay Area. Founded in 2017 designer Meaghan Mena is constantly inspired by vintage aesthetic and her love for nostalgic music. The goal of every item is to allow her customers to be able to express themselves with a little piece of embroidered art.

 

 

People I’ve Loved

Oakland-based Carissa Potter founded People I’ve Loved in 2011. People I've Loved objects, cards, prints, paintings, and books are meant to facilitate connection between people and help them have authentic, sometimes difficult conversations. Giving in to nostalgic thoughts, buried longings, and hope for the future—People I’ve Loved embraces the whole range of human emotion. They revel in the grey areas and want to make space for your tears and your joy, in equal measure. They are in search of the miraculous-yet-tragic definition of what it means to exist in this time and space.

 

 

Ravit Kaplan

Ravit Kaplan designs jewelry that reflects her personal journey and evolution. With a background in architecture and a deep love for nature, she draws inspiration from tectonic forms and natural textures. Her aesthetic blends these elements, resulting in small, sculptural objects that interact with the body in a clean, modern style. Each piece is meticulously handcrafted from metal sheets, wires, and wax, using traditional metalsmithing techniques such as forging, forming, hammering, and soldering. Ravit works with recycled materials like sterling silver, gold, bi-metal, and incorporates both precious and semi-precious gemstones to add color and contrast.

 

 

Sarah Richardson Studio 

Sarah Richardson’s jewelry is a process of evolving designs. Drawn to the organic quality of each individual pod, a repetition of these elements creates geometric form. Using traditional wax carving techniques, each piece is hand carved, then cast in 18KY gold or sterling. Using heat to bring the fine metal to the surface, each piece is then polished on the edges creating an interior glow.

All pieces are finely crafted in her San Rafael, California studio using recycled sterling, 18K gold & platinum and ethically sourced stones. Any pieces which are vermeil are plated in a heavy 18K gold over sterling, with gold fill chains, to ensure long-lasting quality.