SF Art Market
Justin Herman Plaza, Market St and Steuart St, San Francisco, CA 94105
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Across from the historic Ferry Building at the beginning of Market
Street awaits one of the jewels of San Francisco. Every day of the
week you will find our community of artisans selling hand-made arts
and crafts. We are open daily from 8am to 5pm or later.
 
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Featured Vendors
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Diana Samuelson
Puppets crocheted with natural fibers, original designs. Phone:
415-305-1107.
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I have been working with wood in one form or another for quite
some time but discovered the lathe fairly recently and fell in
love with what can be done with it. I have found the joy of
creating beautiful bowls, peppermills and many more items.
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Originally from the east coast, I now make the San Francisco bay
area my home. I use different mediums and techniques from
Polaroids to Panoramic images. I do commercial and personal work
both commission and non-commission, but I mainly enjoy when
people buy my art to show and appreciate in their home or workplace.
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Lee Wolfe
Graffiti Photos from around the world.
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I have fond memories of beachcombing as a child with my grandfather who
took me camping along the Northern California Coast. He would spend hours
with me on the beach while I collected sea glass and sea shells.
Since then, I have traveled to many places around the world
collecting sea glass for my jewelry designs.
The most beautiful sea glass that I have found
comes from a beach on the North Sea in England and is the focal point in
my unique line of genuine sea glass, pearl and gemstone jewelry. I use
a rainbow of sea glass colors in my necklace and earring designs
including rare reds, oranges and multi-colored pieces. To see my
beautiful creations, please visit my website.
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Greatcoats is a family business located in Berkeley, California.
We've made the coats for twelve years and sell them through
street fairs and art shows throughout the western United States.
A fusion of fashion and function, the coats are lightweight,
warm, washable and made to last.
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Exceptionally Curious T-Shirts.
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Multifunctional, changeable, meditative, wire toy, jewelry holder
and much more for you to create. "Open your eyes to the beauty
of life" and play "MANDALA." Phone: 415-775-1797. Email:
zbdoros@pacbell.net.
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Lucinda Page, a Bay Area artist, has been producing jewelry for
over 20 years. In her jewelry, Lucinda uses mixed metals of pewter,
copper and bronze, and various textured, oxidized, lacquered,
etched, and brushed finishes. She ornaments pieces with precious
and semi-precious stones, glass nuggets, and pearls. She also
makes earrings and pendants of cast pewter and 24 karat gold vermeil.
Her organic designs have a timeless, archetypal beauty. While
wearing Lucinda’s jewelry, women feel special, confident, vibrant,
spiritual, beautiful and luxurious. Women see her work as
different and unique.
Lucinda has earrings, necklaces, bracelets, and pins to enhance
any woman in any outfit. She sells her jewelry at Justin Herman
Plaza in San Francisco on Saturdays.
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Where Hardware Meets Fashion.
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We have been involved in the Arts long before we moved to the Bay
Area in the 80's. Our approaches have been non-traditional, our
conception has become unique. Our goal is to give something
different, special. A signature in itself.
We experimented with many mediums until we found what fit best
to accomplish our creations. Copper, sterling silver, glass and
stones are our basics, but our minds don't restrict to those
materials. We start by cutting, twisting, torching and shaping
all the components necessary. We then proceed with the soldering
to obtain the final shape. Details prevail in our work, forms
are important.
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Jax put herself through art school in San Francisco where she
learned about color and design, all the while designing and
dreaming of hatz. She became a Visual Merchandiser (window
trimmer) for the Emporium until its untimely demise in 1996,
which left her career in limbo. This is where she likes to
say that fate and destiny intervened. At a friend's urging
and insistence that she should be selling her hatz and armed
with the knowledge that enthusiasm and a creative spirit
could probably make up for her lack of business acumen, she
launched Jax Hatz.
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Studio Chiyori represents the inspirational art work of artist
Chiyori Filion and her amazing meditative abstract creations.
The journey of discovery that we all share is captured in Chiyori’s
art and shared with everyone through her studio store.
Chiyori’s jewelry represents an extension of her meditative
work and captures the colors of the celestial wheel of life.
If archeology is the door to our collective social past, then art
is the window to our collective souls.
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Carol Glashoff
Carol Glashoff studied art at California College of Arts and
Crafts where she earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts Degree in glass.
Her glass plates and jewelry hearts are made with a technique
called pate de verre. It’s an ancient glass technique using
pieces of glass. The glass is applied into a mold and held
together with heat. You can see these unusual glass plates at
Justin Herman Plaza in San Francisco. 925-330-0551.
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We are ceramic artists. Our work is individually made out of clay
then glazed and fired in our studio in Northern California.
We started our business in 1974 as San Francisco Street Artists.
Soon after we got a license to sell in Berkeley on Telegraph Avenue.
Over time we branched out to sell at Art Festivals and markets
throughout California and beyond.
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Linda Pedersen
Email: three_umbrellas@yahoo.com
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For the past 4 years I have been focusing on the art of fused
glass designs including nightlights, jewelry and bowls, plates
and platters. Email: dana@danaboyko.com. Phone: 415-215-7422.
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I'm an artist in San Francisco, California. My specialty is beautiful
and unique necklaces and jewelry.
I sell my work from my booth at the SF Art Market at Justin Herman
Plaza. Each design is original and one-of-a-kind. My customers love
owning jewelry pieces that are completely unique to them and made by
a local artist.
Click the link above to visit my web site and see my booth schedule
or send me an email. To speak by phone call 415-935-1037.
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This site is operated by Katie
Carrin and Jeremy Randall and
is not affiliated with the San Francisco Arts Commission,
the SFAC Street Artists Licensing Program, the City and County of
San Francisco or any other organizations. Vendors are eligible for
listing when selling regularly at Justin Herman Plaza after
their first six months of doing so. Site owners reserve
the right to accept or reject any and all contributions and/or listings.
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