Shopping & Style


Shopping & Style


Edited by Kate Wertheimer timeout.com/los-angeles/shopping @kate_em_up Gift local


Give gorgeous, handcrafted gifts and support small- operation, local artists in one fell swoop this holiday season. By Kate Wertheimer


IN A CITY WITH so many talented—and friendly!—makers, there’s no excuse for only shopping chains and big-box stores for gifts. Get your presents from these local L.A. artists, and—whether you’re picking up pieces directly from the studio or working together on a custom gift—you may make a new friend or two in the process.


GREETING CARDS Colorful, witty cards are printed in maker Jesse


ß GOLD TEETH BROOKLYN


Levison’s equally bright East Side studio, which she recently moved from Brooklyn (hence the moniker).


à goldteethbrooklyn.com, $5 each


HALF CERAMICS triangle vase à


Artist and ceramicist Nick McPhail hand-shapes vases, mugs and more in his sunny backyard studio; he also hosts art shows for other local makers in his Silver Lake home.


à halfceramics.com, $85


á DaviD scheiD staineD- GLASS TRIANGLE Stained-glass artist David Scheid’s hanging triangles mix geometric panes of complementary colors that catch the sunlight, creating bright and ever- shifting shadows.


à davidscheidstainedglass.com, $90–$550 Time Out Los Angeles October–December 2016 66


ß WILDCARE WESTERN RED CEDAR HYDROSOL Self-taught distiller Cortney Herrera makes this hydrating, restorative mist from responsibly harvested, steam- distilled cedar and local mountain spring water.


à hellowildcare.com, $18


PHOTOGRAPHS: CENTER LEFT, TOP RIGHT, CENTER: JAKOB N. LAYMAN; CENTER BOTTOM: COURTESY WILDCARE; BOTTOM RIGHT: MIWAK JR


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