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Asheville jewelry boutiques accepting designers

These 9 shops publicly say they accept submissions. Each card links to a listing with the exact pitch instructions from the shop's own website. Read how to pitch to retailers and grab the free line sheet template before you hit send.

The 9 shops

Downtown · Asheville

Woolworth Walk

Nearly 20,000 sq ft gallery and crafts emporium of about 170 local artists in the historic F.W. Woolworth building, with a 1950s soda fountain.

Heads up: Booth-style program with a juried waitlist.

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Downtown · Asheville

Kress Emporium

Over 100 artists and craftspeople plus antiques and collectibles in the 1928 Kress Building downtown.

Heads up: It's a vendor space rental, and part of the floor is antiques.

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Omni Grove Park Inn · Asheville

Gallery of the Mountains

Craft gallery inside the Omni Grove Park Inn carrying mostly Asheville-area handmade work and Southern Appalachian makers.

Heads up: They only reply if they see potential to work together.

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Grovewood Village · Asheville

Grovewood Gallery

Family-owned fine craft gallery in historic Grovewood Village representing about 350 artists, mostly local and regional.

Heads up: American-made work only; they reply only if interested.

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Blue Ridge Parkway · Asheville

Southern Highland Craft Guild (Folk Art Center / Allanstand)

Historic craft guild (founded 1930) whose Allanstand Craft Shop and other stores sell members' handmade work.

Heads up: Membership is limited to makers living in listed Southern Appalachian counties (including Buncombe).

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Downtown · Asheville

Asheville Emporium

Downtown gift shop that has represented 100+ local and nationally known makers, with handmade, fair trade and locally made goods.

Heads up: Product samples sent to them won't be returned.

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River Arts District · Asheville

Marquee Asheville

50,000 sq ft design-centric marketplace in a converted RAD warehouse: antiques, vintage, artful decor, jewelry and craft.

Heads up: Mostly antiques and vintage; spaces limited.

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Downtown Black Mountain · Black Mountain

Seven Sisters Craft Gallery

Long-running American fine craft gallery on Broadway in Black Mountain.

Heads up: Space is limited, so they may not take new artists.

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Historic Downtown · Hendersonville

The Emporium On Main

12,000+ sq ft emporium with 100+ vendors: local artists, WNC-made goods, gifts, home decor, jewelry, boutique clothing and a vintage lower level.

Heads up: Mixed vendor mall including vintage and non-handmade goods.

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