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Biome opened in September 2020 by Dennae Tirrell, with the hope to offer more opportunities to fellow artists to sell their work during the Covid Pandemic.
Wanting to create a space for the community to support their local artists, teach workshops, and host community events, Biome started with 60 artists and now showcases hand made art and goods from over 120+ local and domestic artists!
Living authentically is living artfully.
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What is Slow Craft?
: The Slow Art Manifesto :
To strive for appropriate excellence in the making process.
To make objects that enhance the life of the user.
To know the origins of our materials, ensuring that they respect the country and the communities who produced or harvested them, and are from sustainable sources.
To make objects that will last, can be easily repaired when necessary and are made using materials and processes that do not harm the makers, the community or the environment.
To deal with our co-workers, clients, suppliers and sellers in an ethical and fair manner.
To foster, utilize and pass on skills that enhance the making process.
To enjoy and relish the way of slow making.
A movement has begun to honor and preserve the art of slow crafting. Despite the convenience and presumed desire for expedited everything, there is a revived yearning for authenticity. For raw, artisanal, handmade, one-of-a-kind, sustainable creations.
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