When it comes to finding makers they can really get behind, our Shop buyers leave no stone (or frying pan) unturned. They scour the globe looking for the best-of-the-best each place has to offer: uniquely designed, locally sourced, and lovingly made. With this selection of American-made products, all hand-crafted, they've struck gold from coast to coast.

In Vermont, they found sustainably-sourced wood rolling pins. And in Virginia, they checked out the pans crafted by a small collective of talented blacksmiths. They even sourced magic in their own home state…small-batch pasta made right in New York! There’s much more, too, from Kentucky to California. Join us in waving a sparkler or two for our homegrown makers.

Located in Woodstock, Vermont, Farmhouse Pottery is home to America's largest studio pottery workshop. It all started with one family's love of farm-to-table living (they’ve got the chickens to prove it!). Over time, Farmhouse grew into a collective committed to creating modern candles, ceramics, and more—all while supporting makers and craftspeople.

This small team of blacksmiths and woodworkers out of Charlottesville, Virginia crafts cookware and tools we wish we’d owned our whole lives. Each piece, whether it’s a hand-forged carbon steel pan or a lathe-turned cocktail muddler, is made to last for generations.

This second-generation family-owned business in Dorset, Vermont has been turning out sustainably-made wood pieces since 1944. From cutting boards you’ll use again and again to utensils that'll be the talk of the table, they're the stuff heirlooms are made of.

Pappy & Co. is putting a spin on its four-generation bourbon tradition. From chocolate with a kick to plucky pepper sauce, everything on the shelf is a proud homage to the brand’s Louisville, Kentucky roots.

Two pasta lovers teamed up to bring you the finest small-batch penne (and rigatoni, and linguini) this side of the Atlantic, and they thought of everything. The organic semolina flour base, made in Brooklyn, New York, is the highest quality you can find in America. Their pastas have a textured surface that’s perfect for sauce to cling to, and each piece is air-dried at low temperatures to preserve its flavor. We like brands that take noodles as seriously as we do.

Right in the heart of Cambridge, Ohio, Mosser Glass has been making handcrafted products for over three decades—it’s truly a family business. These days, that includes everything from tumblers and cake stands to lamps and candleholders, all great for adding vintage-inspired charm to your home.

This Middlebury, Vermont-based maker came up with an innovative way to keep food fresher for longer—and to do it sustainably: Take fabric, coat it with beeswax, and voilà! A reusable alternative to plastic wrap was born.

Since he began apprenticing in his father’s pottery studio at the age of 16, Simon Pearce has been obsessed with aesthetics, attention to detail, and authenticity. His sophisticated yet functional glassware, tableware, and home decor, made in Windsor, Vermont, are the kind of familiar-yet-special objects we want to fill our homes with—and reach for every day.

On a sprawling 20 acres in Greenfield, California, you’ll find Creekside Farms turning out creations using all sorts of local flora. From leaf-bedecked to veggie-adorned (we’re talking artichokes!), each of their wreaths is made from herbicide-free materials and will add a little loveliness to any wall or door.