Our Amish leather workers work from a small shop - completely off the grid. They’re skilled craftspeople who bring our designs to life with patience and care, cutting, stitching, and riveting each piece by hand. Their work reflects a quiet dedication to quality and a respect for the materials they use. Every finished piece is made to last and made to be used; simple, functional, and beautiful.

Working from their small forges tucked among Lancaster’s back roads, our Amish blacksmiths craft each metal piece using age-old techniques passed down through generations. Each piece in our metal collection is shaped by hand, strong, simple, and made to last. From hooks to candle stands, every item reflects the beauty of honest work and timeless design.

Our seamstresses bring generations of skill and care to every piece they patiently sew. Working from small workshops across Lancaster County, some tucked above family barns, or in the corners of their living rooms, they cut, stitch, and bind each product with practiced precision. Many learned to sew as children and continue the tradition today.

Our weavers have spent decades perfecting their craft, carrying on a family tradition of hand-woven baskets, hand-loomed rugs and woven Danish cord benches. Entirely made by hand, using only a few simple tools and a century-old looms, each durable product is made with precision and intention. The result is timeless and classic.

For decades, our family-owned pottery studios have been creating beautiful, hand-crafted stoneware, honing their skills through the years. Working from small shops to larger studios, each piece is carefully shaped by skilled hands, glazed with lead-free coatings, and fired to perfection. The result is pottery that is durable, elegant and full of character - made to be used, cherished, and passed down.

This family-owned business has been hand-weaving brooms on their Amish farm for almost 60 years. Using simple tools, diesel-powered air compressors, and other off-the-grid power, each broom is carefully crafted from start to finish — splitting, soaking, weaving, and finishing every detail by hand. Every family member contributes where they can: the young boys help keep the shop running smoothly while the older craftsmen continue weaving well into their later years.

Our wooden kitchen collection is made by hand in small Pennsylvania woodshops by skilled Amish artisans with decades of experience. Using locally sourced woods, each piece is carefully cut, turned, sanded, and finished with precision and care.

Our candle makers have been hand-dipping candles for over 40 years, using the same traditional methods passed down through generations. Working in the basement of an old barn, each taper is dipped by hand - about 25 times - until it reaches the perfect shape and finish. The process is slow, rhythmic, and beautiful to watch.