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Elmwood / Buffalo State, Buffalo, NY

The Museum Store at the Burchfield Penney

Heads up: No posted maker program. You'd be making a cold inquiry.

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

Location
Elmwood / Buffalo State, Buffalo, NY
Address
1300 Elmwood Ave, Buffalo, NY 14222
Pitch method
Phone, Form
Terms
Their page doesn't state terms. The store says it sells one-of-a-kind gifts and original works by local artisans.
Local only
Yes: Local and Western New York artisans
Carries
Jewelry, Ceramics, Prints, Cards, Books, Kids & toys
Instagram
Not listed
Last verified
2026-11-03

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