Making Local Markets

Please welcome Mridula of Vilaya Art, creating art where tradition meets today 🇮🇳

Vilaya Art is a creative studio that bridges traditional Indian heritage with modern home aesthetics. Specializing in hand-painted and printed decor, the brand features the intricate, storytelling motifs of Madhubani art—a centuries-old Indian folk tradition—reimagined for contemporary living spaces. Whether your walls need new art or some cheerful coasters, Mridula's art will bring joy and culture to your living space!

☀️ Mark your calendar to check out Vilaya Art and other makers at the Making Local Market on Saturday, May 23rd in Bothell from 10am–4pm, rain or shine!⠀⠀
ℹ️ For all the market details, FAQs, and a full vendor list visit our link in bio (or makinglocal.com/may-2026).⠀⠀
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Say hello to Rai of Tsukumo99: giving new life to old kimono 👘

Tsukumo99 upcycles damaged and vintage Japanese kimono in to new jewelry and accessories to give them new life. Rai's family was very motivated to pass on traditional arts and appreciation for kimono to the next generation, and they are passing on that joy by sharing these treasures with the world!

☀️ Mark your calendar to check out Tsukumo99 and other makers at the Making Local Market on Saturday, May 23rd in Bothell from 10am–4pm, rain or shine!⠀⠀
ℹ️ For all the market details, FAQs, and a full vendor list visit our link in bio (or makinglocal.com/may-2026).⠀⠀
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Sydney is the creative force behind Tin Ventures: nostalgic jewelry repurposed from vintage tins 🌻

Tin Ventures creates jewelry with a sense of nostalgia by repurposing vintage tins. Each piece showcases the vibrant colors, intricate details, and retro patterns that were once used on tea tins, candy tins, recipe tins, and more. Not only do these one-of-a-kind, lightweight pieces of jewelry make a statement, they also promote sustainability while being a sentimental tribute to the past. Tin Ventures believes each unique piece is a celebration of the art of repurposing, a reminder to see beauty in the old, and the possibilities of what can be. Keep an eye out for their earrings, necklaces, and plant stakes!

☀️ Mark your calendar to check out Tin Ventures and other makers at the Making Local Market on Saturday, May 23rd in Bothell from 10am–4pm, rain or shine!⠀⠀
ℹ️ For all the market details, FAQs, and a full vendor list visit our link in bio (or makinglocal.com/may-2026).⠀⠀
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