indigenous is celebrating our second holiday season in our new space in the vibrant business district of East Walnut Hills at 1609 Madison Road in Cincinnati, Ohio

 Our new location is ideal for showcasing our handmade collection with its high ceiling, big windows, bright light and wonderful exposure from the street. Find us just three-quarters of a mile away from our original spot that opened in 2006.

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See the latest creations 7 days a week.

Monday - Friday 10-8, Saturday 10-6, Sunday 12 - 5

*Major holiday hours vary. Please call or check for updates on our facebook page.

Bridging the gap between art and craft is indigenous craft gallery with an eclectic array of contemporary American fine craft from more than 150+ artists in our 2,000 square foot gallery in our NEW LOCATION in the historic shopping district of East Walnut Hills.

Local and regional artists are our focus, with a selection of works from artists throughout the United States.  The indigenous collection includes hot-worked glass, metal works, pottery, jewelry, fiber arts, prints, wood craft, art tiles, garden arts, mosaics, stained glass and more. Artists featured at indigenous employ a blend of traditional methods and contemporary design, all honoring the unique qualities imparted when an object is made by hand. 

Embrace the arts & crafts tradition and...

    ...let art become part of your nature! 

Check out artful events & newsletter archives pages to

find out about our new artists, new artworks, and our artful activities ~and follow us on facebook too!

the next BIG things:

February ~ Love Letters ~ a romantic exhibit for the month of love

March 8th ~ Walk on Woodburn, a neighborhood celebration in East Walnut Hills

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Introducing ~ arts & crafts inspired by Fiona, our world famous hippo at the Cincinnati Zoo

Discover a sweet selection of Fiona-inspired arts by local artists ~ ornaments & pottery by Trish McLennan, hand-felted fiber arts sculptures by Michelle Christman, clay ornaments by Sarah Wilisch Horn, Fused-glass night lights, ornaments & pendants by Amy Flesher, and ...

The real queen of the city prints & cards by new design duo, Bethany Roa & Jack Holland.

~see events page for more details