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Nayana Design Studio
Nayana Jha’s colorful holiday paper collection features timeless totems of the winter season, featuring reindeer, foxes, moose, owls, and squirrels. Her designs highlight the animals’ symbolic meaning and the interconnections of global traditions. Holiday Fox, $10 (three sheets); nayanadesignstudio.com
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El & Gray Design
Sarah Morrow, a jewelry artist and decor designer, launched El & Gray, named for her children Elora and Grayson, to feed her creative energy after a career in corporate America. Her smaller ornamental works, made primarily of polymer clay, are ideal for holiday displays and gifting. Midnight Gardens ornament, $18; elandgraydesign.com
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Knots By Kerri
Kerri Peck thoughtfully designs each piece in her fiber arts line to honor the traditional craft of macramé, making unique patterns and textures only fiber can achieve. Made with 100% recycled cotton cord, her ornament collection features a vintage copper bell to ring in the season with a Bohemian feel. Bell ornaments, $6; etsy.com/shop/knotsbykerri
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GiftyWrap
Mahogany Ellis-Crutchfield designs gift wrap that honors cultures and communities both local and global. Collaborating with other artists, her work spotlights underrepresented lives and experiences. The classic Black Santa pattern is designed by a collective of Zambian artists. Black Santa, $8.06 per roll; giftywrap.com
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Heather Donohue
Heather Donohue celebrates the holidays by making stockings, tree skirts, ornaments, and more. One charming ornament reminds us to “listen local,” featuring local music icons singer, rapper, and writer Dessa, as well as indie pop singer-songwriter Jeremy Messersmith. Ornaments, $30 each; heatherdonohue.com
