Wenatchee Valley Woodworking

Hand-blown art glass in Peshastin, just outside Leavenworth. Craig Sorensen studied glassblowing at Cal Poly, Corning Museum of Glass, and Kurashiki University in Japan before opening the studio with Jori Delvo in 2020.

Wheel-thrown functional pottery from Leavenworth. Mugs, bowls, and planters glazed with Pacific Northwest colors — forest greens, glacier blues, and alpine whites. Handmade in a studio near the Wenatchee River.

Craft brewery in Leavenworth using water from Icicle Creek and Cascade hops. Small-batch ales, IPAs, and lagers brewed in the Bavarian Village. Their taproom is the gathering spot for hikers, climbers, and skiers coming off the Enchantments.

Handmade stoneware and porcelain by Terry, a UW ceramic engineering grad who founded an international ceramic supplier before returning to wheel-throwing full-time in 2010. Custom heirloom pieces from a studio on Cedric Road.

Handcrafted copper and brass sculptures made in Leavenworth since 1981 by the Orcutt family. Ron Orcutt and Bonnie Orcutt-Kinnear shape metal into wall sculptures, waterfalls, birdhouses, and garden art — with daughter Christine crafting the jewelry line. Three generations of metalwork in a Bavarian village.

Family-owned outdoor lifestyle brand on Front Street. Graphic tees, sweatshirts, hats, and drinkware with Cascades-inspired designs, all made in-house.