Home Goods Shops in Indiana Accepting Makers
These 11 shops carrying home goods and design objects publicly say they accept submissions on their own websites. All are in Indiana; see all 652 nationwide or the Indianapolis page or the Louisville page.
The 11 shops
Indiana Artisan Gifts & Gallery
Nonprofit-run shop in the Carmel Arts & Design District selling art, fine craft and food from juried Indiana Artisans.
Heads up: You have to be juried in first, and fewer than 20% of applicants succeed.
Artifacts Gallery
Broad Ripple craft gallery and shop, open since 1977, carrying jewelry, ceramics, glass, wood, paper goods and wearable art from American makers.
Heads up: American artists, designers and craftspeople only.
CCA Gallery
Indiana's original artist cooperative: more than 30 Hoosier artists in painting, pottery, glass, woodturning, textiles, jewelry and photography.
Heads up: Only artists living and creating in Indiana.
Art IN Hand Gallery
Artist-owned co-op on Zionsville's brick Main Street, open since 2000, with painting, jewelry, pottery, fused glass, woodwork and printmaking.
Heads up: The website has no membership or application details.
The District Artisan Market & Patio
Uptown New Albany artisan market with handmade goods, vintage, books, craft coffee and a community patio under one roof.
Heads up: Fees and terms aren't published.
By Hand Gallery
Heads up: Current operator Pillar Arts explicitly handles applications.
Bloomington Farm Stop Craft Artisans
Heads up: Craft Artisan track only — farm co-op equity dues apply to Farm Vendors, not craft artisans.
Fae's Cabinet
Our Perfect Chaos Vendor Mall
Heads up: Booth-rental vendor mall (paid rental program), not open drop-off consignment.
Artifact
Heads up: Booth rental + commission model.
His N Hers Flea Market
Heads up: Flea/booth-rental model with published 10% sales commission.