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Buffalo home goods & design shops accepting makers

These 7 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 7 shops

Elmwood Village · Buffalo

Thin Ice

Elmwood Village gift shop since 2006, with work from more than 230 local artists plus regional makers: jewelry, pottery, decor and Buffalo souvenirs.

Heads up: Mostly handcrafted by local artists, plus some regional makers.

FormPhoneTheir page doesn't state terms. You pitch by appointment.GiftsJewelryCeramics
Elmwood Village · Buffalo

ShopCraft

Elmwood Village gallery and gift shop selling only Buffalo artists, more than 60 makers who all live within 35 miles.

Heads up: Makers must live within 35 miles of the shop.

EmailPhoneConsignors and non-working members get 60% of sales. Typical wholesale is 50%. The 25 working members, who help run the shop, get 75%GiftsArtJewelry
Elmwood / Delaware Park · Buffalo

The Shop at Buffalo AKG Art Museum

Museum shop carrying books, decor, stationery, prints and jewelry, with a group of local artisans such as Peach Pit Pottery and Linwood Candle Co.

Heads up: Museum shop.

FormEmailTheir page doesn't state terms.BooksHomeStationery
Elmwood / Buffalo State · Buffalo

The Museum Store at the Burchfield Penney

Museum store for Western New York art, with handmade jewelry, ceramics and pottery by local artisans plus Burchfield prints and cards.

Heads up: No posted maker program.

PhoneFormTheir page doesn't state terms. The store says it sells one-of-a-kind gifts and original works by local artisans.JewelryCeramicsPrints
Village of Kenmore · Kenmore

Made for Good (KVIS)

Small volunteer-run nonprofit shop on Warren Ave with one-of-a-kind jewelry, pottery, prints, candles and textiles from Western New York makers.

Heads up: Volunteer-run and small.

EmailPhonePart of each sale goes to the maker and the rest goes to the nonprofit KVIS. The split isn't statedJewelryCeramicsPrints
Multiple locations · Cheektowaga

Rustic Buffalo Artisan Market

A chain of artisan markets (Cheektowaga megastore, East Aurora, Williamsville, Elmwood Ave, Ellicottville) carrying more than 300 local Western New York artisans: farmhouse and Buffalo-themed decor, candles, soaps and gourmet foods.

Heads up: Farmhouse and Buffalo-themed decor.

FormEmailTheir page doesn't state terms.HomeGiftsJewelry
Roycroft Campus · East Aurora

Copper Shop Gallery (Roycroft Campus)

Gallery and gift shop in the historic 1902 Copper Shop on the Roycroft Campus. It carries handmade wood, metal, glass, ceramics, block prints, wearable art and jewelry from more than 100 local and national artists, in the Arts & Crafts tradition.

Heads up: No posted maker program.

EmailPhoneTheir page doesn't state terms.CeramicsJewelryPrints

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