Open Saturday and Sunday

Sundance Forge presents original designs for earrings. Some of these designs are inspired by techniques learned in the blacksmith shop. The horseshoe nail earring design is based on a blacksmithing twist. Free form bronzes are drops gleaned from bronze castings. The cowboy hats are forged from dimes in a die made in the blacksmith shop. The ear wires are niobium which, also known as columbium, is an element that oxidizes, in the atmosphere at a very slow rate which. This make niobium appropriate for jewelry and known as hypoallergenic.

BILL BANKER, 58 Main Street, Almond, NY 14804  --  Map Link

(607) 661-7079
wbanker@stny.rr.com

Directions:  Large yellow house at 58 Main Street, next to Mulheisen’s Restaurant. From I-86, take exit 33 to Route 21 South, turn right at the light, go ½ mile, house is on the left.

Open Friday, Saturday and Sunday

My jewelry collection is comprised of one-of-a-kind pieces: earrings, bracelets, and necklaces. I use various types of glass, metal, wood, fiber and recycled materials. Each design is a creative combination of textures, bright colors, and forms.

LEN CURRAN, 5431 Jericho Hill (Route 12), Alfred Station, NY 14803 - Map Link

(607) 382-8105
Lencurran@yahoo.com

Directions:  Studio is located 1.8 miles from downtown Alfred, south on Route 12. We are the second driveway on the right after Snyder Road. Look for the Allegany Artisan sign.

Open Friday, Saturday, and Sunday

This family business has been operating full time in Andover since 1984. Specializing in Celtic jewelry crafted in silver and gold. Beginning as a one-man-shop, we have grown to include several full-time craftsmen and apprentices as well as a year round showroom across the street.

Directions: The workshop is at the corner of Main Street (NY Rt. 21) and East Center Street in the Village of Andover.

STEPHEN WALKER, 1 South Main Street, Andover, NY 14806         Map Link

(607) 478-8567
service@walkermetalsmiths.com

Directions: The workshop is on the corner of Main Street (NY Rt. 21) and East Center Street in the Village of Andover. Usually closed to the public, during the Studio Tour you are welcome to visit.