Krampusmarkt 2022

Coffee Heroine is a woman-owned and operated company in Vancouver, BC that strives to sell great coffee to tired people. Upholding the pillars of equality that everyone deserves at every stage of the supply chain is important to us. Like many other specialty coffee roasters, the quality of the product and how it is farmed, harvested and transported are important details.

The main objective of Conscious Care is to offer high quality and conscious ingredients while weaving Mother Earth’s healing, love, and care into the end product. Where possible I source and use organic, local, and wild crafted ingredients.

Eikcam ceramics is a home decor collection designed and handmade by Vancouver artist/designer, grace lee. Most of Grace’s work lends a sense of naturalness and whimsy which serve as functional pieces for the table or home.
The artist’s approach to design remains a kind of layered simplicity. She often combines different textures with hues and colors to complement the form, shape and functionality of the piece.

Naomi Joy Yamamoto graduated with distinction from the Fibre Program at the Alberta College of Art and Design in 2006. On travel scholarships, she has been able to visit Spain, Tibet and China. During her studies, she had the opportunity to intern at the Haystack School of Crafts on Deer Isle in Maine. After she graduated, she was a fully funded artist in residence at the Banff Centre for the Arts in Banff, Alberta. Finally, in 2007, Naomi created Flightpath Designs to bring together the three muses that move her the most: travel, design and textiles. It was love right from the beginning.

Sensual olfactory stories with a unique and ever-changing collection of luxury artisan natural perfume, plant potions, candle, and alchemically distilled essences. Intricately wildcrafted and formulated on Vancouver Island using old-world perfume techniques including distillation, tinctures, infusions, & enfleurage. Hand-blended in small batches with both locally sustainable gathered ingredients & ethically sourced rare oils from around the world.

After 20 years as a jewellery designer I was seeking something new when COVID hit and my typical routine of going to in-person craft fairs was suddenly suspended. I found myself with plenty of free time and inspiration moved me from my jeweller’s bench to my kitchen scouring websites and cookbooks to design wholesome, refined sugar free family treats. I found myself fascinated and obsessed with the vast array of vegan, gluten-free and raw desserts that made my family (and friends) come running back for more every time I made them!

Based in Vancouver, Canada, The Hive Printing is a local, sustainability-focused screen printing and design studio. Founded by Rebekah McGurran and Norb Mantik, The Hive has worked with artists and makers over the past 10 years to bring their ideas to life and foster a strong sense of community amongst clients.

While Van Osch just recently graduated from the Alberta College of Art and Design, her roots are in Forest Grove. Glass has to be “wooed,” says Van Osch, because it doesn’t want to be worked.

Founder Jessica Redditt is passionate about sustainable practices, down to the very fibre of each piece she designs. Exploring alternative materials and processes is integral to her design practice.

We meticulously source natural and reclaimed textiles that look and feel beautiful.

Certain pieces in our collection are hand-dyed with natural pigments derived from plants, some of which we grow in our dye garden.

Ka-or-tik a situation that is both orderly and chaotic. Kaortik creates handmade fun, colourful geometric designs with raw brass, silver and polymer clay!

We create pure, kind, and beautiful bean-to-bar chocolate by sourcing clean, ethical ingredients for chocolate lovers seeking joy through the decadence of chocolate.

We use high-quality organic ingredients to make our refined sugar free and gluten-free bean to bar chocolate.

Logan Thackray is a visual artist and illustrator. Their ways of sharing and creating reflect the real and imagined worlds that we move through. Logan has spent the last 5 years teaching and facilitating creation and is dedicated to exploring her professional artistic practice. They find their inspiration through the wild and unexpected ways that humans and other living beings collide. Themes such as nature, personal mythology, and self-inquiry have continued to propel her creative exploration.

Maria Ida Designs is a Vancouver-based blown glass production company. We make colourful objects for the home with a joyful, unpretentious feel. Every piece is hand-blown, melding creativity, danger, science and molten glass into one-of-a-kind pieces.

Marigold Collective sells certified fair trade, direct trade, and ethically sourced goods handcrafted by women artisans who have been paid a fair wage, are working in a positive employment environment and are treated with respect and dignity.

In my process, I find flow in detailed, repeated mark-making until I sense the time to move to the next series of marks in the mapping of the piece. I use watercolour, gouache, ink, natural dyes, textiles and found/repurposed material to create playful, intricate pieces. My colour palette is shaped by the luscious flora, expansive mountains and vast ocean of the west coast and Kootenay regions.

Melt started as a passion project, experimenting with techniques and ingredients we wouldn’t come across in a usual chocolate kitchen. Melt is female operated, and lgbtqia owned. We are focused on sourcing as ethical and local as possible. We offer familiar and nostalgic classics, twisted into inventive and playful modern concepts.

The journey of making soap started with my child’s eczema. I am a mother of two and the soaps I make is great for all family members including toddlers. The soaps are hand poured in small batches in Burnaby, BC, Canada. All designs are Milklady Soap Co. original.

Soaps are made by cold-processed or hot-processed technique and cured 4-6 weeks for optimal results. I use natural ingredients including natural botanicals found in plants, algae and clay.

Angelica is a mixed-media artist based out of Vancouver BC. Her artwork is inspired by the moment, by the ocean, by the mountains + everything above and in between. Her inspiration is prevalent in her work, the elements shine through.

Shrubs are for everyone. They are for the experimental mixologist, the sober and sober curious, the budding bartender, and for those wanting a refreshing beverage with a unique sweet / tart flavour. All you have to do is add soda!

Morena Clothing – hand cut sustainable fashion designed for oxytocin highs.

Ours is a well-worn path, quietly pioneered by generations of ranchers who intimately understood the synergy of grazing animals and the earth. We’re honoured to follow their wisdom and the lessons that unfold before us moment by moment on the farm. And we’re proud to be contributing in a small way to nourishing the future world by nurturing our little stretch of land.

I enjoy making functional items that look beautiful and are meant to be used. I work mainly with wood salvaged from urban trees that have blown over in storms, been cut down for development, or have just died. Had I not rescued the wood it would have ended up in the landfill.

Porchlight Press is proud to be part of this tradition – not just of letterpress, but of craft. The way we see it, the letterpress renaissance is part of a greater movement to get back in touch with how things are made, and to value things made by living, breathing humans. Of course, though humans are the driving force behind letterpress, our machines are our beloved workhorses.

at SCANDINAZN, we craft imaginative pieces inspired by the geometric shapes and pops of colour in Scandinavian design and the subtle handmade intricacies of Japanese art. we challenge ourselves by using discarded leather as our main material component. SCANDINAZN is all about promoting creative self-expression and sustainability through our ethically-made jewelry.

Sḵwálwen (skwall – win) is a luxury Indigenous brand creating botanical skin care products. Honouring traditional Skwxwú7mesh (Squamish) plant knowledge, we incorporate sustainably harvested and sourced plants and organic, high quality ingredients. Each product has a Squamish name to honour the place where this plant knowledge comes from.

Small batch home bakes made with care in East Van

Launched in the spring of 2006, TOODLEBUNNY Designs is an imaginative jewellery collection with feminine yet edgy pieces. Clean lines and bold simplicity are combined with whimsical charms creating modern adornments. The pieces vary from being simple and pretty to ones that are a bit more rock n’ roll…something for every woman.