Earthenworks

Great place with unique, hand crafted items and jewelry. I had great service and couldn’t be happier to have found a cool new place.

Harumph! Gave it another shot this year and it is still the same as it ever was.
I’ve been coming to Port Townsend for well over 15 summers now and their customer service over the years can be summed up in six letters: G-​R-​U-​M-​P-​Y
FYI: I will continue to spend my money at all the other friendlier places in town.

This is really a nice gallery. They represent Sticks, Cohn-​Stone, and a lot of other fine artists. What I can’t understand is the lack of customer service. I have been here countless times. The first time, my husband and I were flat out ignored although we were the only ones in the gallery. When we approached the woman at the counter, my husband said Hello to her, and then she finally said something to us, then promptly went back to staring into space. Tonight was gallery night in town, so we decided to go in, against my better judgement. Although there was one artist working on a piece, there were 3 other folks working, one of which was the unfriendly one. Not only were we completely ignored again (by all three people), but when I inquired about a ring in the case by saying «Isn’t that the work of Connie Mainne — the pretty cabachon moonstones»? I was told «No». And, I wasn’t asked if I wanted to see the said ring. I was totally ignored. Firstly, get to know the artists you represent. It is in fact Connie’s work — I just looked at her website and YOUR GALLERY IS LISTED! I’m not sure if you’re: either too rich and don’t care if you sell something, don’t have a clue what you are selling, or all of the above. I don’t understand how you can stay in business. All of the other galleries in town that we support are run by nice, friendly folks. Too bad, because I really would like to buy a ring from Connie. Guess I’ll have to contact one of the other galleries that represent her. And this is the last time I come in your gallery.

A gallery full of beautiful things — lots of metal work, stone work, wood work and furniture — basically a ton of stuff I’d love to buy and stock my home with… if I had Justin Bieber-​style cash flow, that is.
This place kind of reminds me a little of Twist in Portland (in fact, they have some of the same artists’ stuff here as at Twist) — lots of stuff I’d like to have in my home, none of which I could afford. Do the prices reflect the quality? In some cases, yes, in others, maybe not. But the true value of art lies in the eye of the beholder. So that’s just my opinion.
High-​end work and, as expected, comparatively high-​end prices. Definitely worth a browse, and if you have the ends, you’ll probably leave with your hands full of some treasure.

Loved this store!
The service was helpful and knowledgeable
Prices were reasonable
Awesome art pieces as well as fun items to buy.