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West Elm Local Fenway
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Ceramic geo planters from Boston-based ShanMan Clay Co. are available at West Elm.
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Somerville's Albertine Press has letterpress notecards, journals, and prints on hand.
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Plum Island's Culinarium Kitchen is known for concrete kitchenware made from eco-friendly materials like concrete, recycled marble dust, rubber, cork, and stainless steel.
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Allston's Forestbound is all about handcrafted tote bags made from reclaimed materials.
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Coming from South Boston, J.Hill Design makes travel posters highlighting Boston and its sports teams.
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Arlington-based ReStudio makes maps using typography to describe the cities they represent.
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Easthampton's Taylor Ceramics offers hand-built and wheel-thrown vessels for plants and flowers.
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Sherborn-based Whitney Somerville creates printed textiles from natural fibers including cotton, linen, and silk using water-based inks.
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Finally, coming from the Seaport District is The Uncommon Green, maker of street maps glassware.