| Name | Merchandise | Web site Link | Photo |
| AC Agates | Contemporary stone & metal jewelry; imported from India and Brazil, some handmade by vendor | www.acagates.com |  |
| On the Fringe | Decoupaged vintage maps of New York on coasters & trivets. Also bowls made from LP records - very cool! | www.onthefringe.ws/ |  |
Colombian Werregues |
Werregue basketry, plates, bracelets & accessories proudly made by Colombian indigenous people
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www.colombianwerregues.com/ |  |
| Gems By Gena | Handmade necklaces, earrings and bracelets with semi-precious & precious stones, crystals and precious metals. Custom orders too. | www.GemsbyGena.com |  |
| Yona's Gourmet Delights | Wonderful appetizers and pastries | www.yonasdelights.com |  |
| Fredy Roncalla | Handmade jewelry and small artwork | http://churoncalla.com |  |
| Nanako Clothes | Stylish fashions and accessories for women | www.nanakoclothes.com |  |
| Alycia Lee | Interesting items for the cook and the kitchen - equipment, towels, oils | www.greenapplekitchen.com |  |
| Jean Bromage | Terrific candles made by the vendor | www.dancinglightcandles.com |  |
| Elephant Couture | Hip clothes for kids created by photographer Leslie Hassler in NYC | www.elephantcouture.com |  |
| Lotus Jayne | Fair trade items from the Far East for the home and the person | www.lotusjayne.com |  |
| Wacky Magnets | Magnets and magnetic dolls/clothes | www.wackymagnets.com |  |
| Edible Baby | Your child will look good enough to eat in original food artwork clothing by Lisa Stump. | www.ediblebaby.com |  |
| Shreya Shah | Beautiful handwoven textiles from India. Colorful, embroidered, embellished. Items for the dining room & bedroom. | www.marigoldstyle.com |  |
| Lorna Ellis Designs | Go green with style -- Lorna Ellis Designs features hand-crafted fabric bags for all ages. |
www.lornaellisdesigns.com |  |
| Designs by Agi | Adorable children's clothing and playthings! | www.designsbyagi.com |
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| Scott Jordan | Antique bottles and other items rescued from construction sites in NYC. Some 18th century. Archaeological relics! | www.newyorkartifactart.com |
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