This store is full of great finds inside the Shops at Worthington Place. It's a great spot to find…read morea gift as they have jewelry, books, and decorations. I was able to find some gemstones for my yoga classes at a great price and my son picked up a few mochi squishies. I also picked up a gorgeous incense burner with a paw print for a friend. Love this place!

I was in the Shops at Worthington Place exploring and killing time during our family trip to…read moreColumbus, OH, when I walked near this store. There is another review that says this place has "good vibes and good smells". Well, I only came here because this store definitely has the "good smells". It actually smelled heavenly from several stores down. The stores sells gifts, books, crystals, tarot and other items. It smells so good because it also sells scented candles and has tons of different types of sage for sale. There are also amusing items and gifts for purchase. This is definitely a good place to go if you need any of the above.

Kid K is a budding artist, and needed a little treat today. This popped up on Yelp kinda near our…read moreroute. Very nice little shop with paper, cards, pens, etc. Some reasonably priced, some much more expensive but more professional. A good selection, for a kid or an adult. The cards were very cool. You could make your own at a table near the back. There were also journals and notebooks, etc. Staff were super friendly and helpful. Parking is typical Short North. I'm sure we will be back.

On Paper is a cute shop, perfect for finding a gift for a stationery or trinket lover. There is a…read morenice selection of papers, pens, journals, greeting cards, and more. They have some more speciality items such as sealing waxes and nice inks as well. I purchased a postcard, matchbook, and a small glass horse:) Good place to stop by while waiting for a drink order at One Line Coffee next door!

know their products. good choices of clay. prices are fair. no big show room to get confused.read more

I dig ceramics, and thus, I dig Columbus Clay…read more Columbus Clay in my opinion is one of the only places in Columbus where you can find most any thing imaginable you'll need for your ceramics endeavors without having to visit multiple stores and waste gas. I am a fan that they carry multiple bodies of clay, and they also carry multiple ceramic slips, stains, glazes, tools, and most anything your potters heart could desire. The guys that work here can sometimes seem rough around the edges, but their humor will sometimes lighten the mood. Appearances are deceiving about this place. I figured it would have a slightly larger sales floor than it has, but when you walk in the door, there's some random things sitting around... mostly raw materials, and glaze test tiles, and boards adorn the walls. You walk up to a showcase/desk where you are usually greeted in a salty tone. You get a vibe of "What do you want?", but that doesn't deter me, because like I said, these guys warm up to you eventually, but I would recommend that you know what you are going to buy before you venture in, because this is NOT a shopper friendly sales floor, and while some of the guys who work here sort of know the odds and ends about ceramics, there are others who are clueless and probably only work there, because it is a partial warehouse. I would recommend checking out their website and looking at their product, making a list, and taking it with you, because you will forget quickly. It's happened multiple times, and then you stand there like some kind of buffoon with temporary brain fart until after you're in the car driving home, then do you realize, "DAMMIT, I needed some pyrometric cones!!!" Columbus Clay gives student discounts, which is a plus, and they have been nice enough to take my orders via e-mail and over the phone, so my husband can stop by and pick up my supplies. I don't like Columbus Clay's hours. No weekend hours!? Come on guys!? I have to work a Mon-Fri 9-5 day job to support my 2nd job of ceramics. The least you could do is accommodate?

I love this store! I often purchase gifts for friends in Yellow Springs as they love unique stones,…read moredecorations, and jewelry. While this store is pricier, it's so convenient being in the mall and my new go to if I need a unique birthday gift last minute. They have tons of beautiful pieces, and they all come beautifully packaged. The staff are also super kind and friendly! Definitely recommend!

I recently went to Elena to you after finding out that I was pregnant just to find crystals and…read moredifferent things that would be good for me and my husband's energy we found out they had this crystal grid challenge and me and my husband are having a ball right now Going through it. It's a smart way to get customers interactive and learning The lady that was there was so helpful and was very knowledgeable. 10 out of 10 highly recommend.

The shop has moved to a beautiful new location and the quality of items in the shop - all handmade…read more- is great!

Walked in here during Village of Lights…read more Lots of people were browsing although I saw people here and there making a purchase. They've got rooms upstairs and downstairs of crafts made by seniors. Very cool! They had some really cute OSU stuff, Christmas things, handmade scarves, artwork, home decor, etc. Loved it! Not sure what their regular hours are but I enjoyed walking through here. The stuff is all reasonably priced, so I wouldn't mind coming back to buy something.

What an adorable little shop to stumble upon! Walking around German Village during our recent trip…read moreto Columbus, we came upon this gem. Many little rooms to explore, loaded with art, jewelry, woodworking, trinkets, pottery and more! A beautiful and inspiring shop to find the perfect gift. We'll be back next time we're in town!

I have nice memories of coming here as a child with my grandmother and aunt. I've only been as an…read moreadult once or twice but need to visit more often. It is a lovely shop with many rooms full of jewelry, gifts, greeting cards, seasonal decor, etc. You can spend some time looking at everything. I got some Christmas gifts and a few cards. My aunt reminded me they used to serve hot Constant Comment tea. I'm not sure this is still a thing. It's worth a visit if you haven't yet.

Pure Roots is a "must shop" boutique that features unique gifts from local artists. I love…read moresupporting local stores, and my favorite thing to buy is the foaming hand wash soap from the Glenn Avenue Soap Company, handcrafted in Columbus, OH. My go-to scent is the Bandit's Oil, which sells out quickly, but the owner is always willing to assist and put in an order upon request. The store also accepts plastic bags and films that are not recyclable through Rumpke recycling. Once the city receives 500 pounds of plastics, the TREX company will make a bench for use around the city. So far, over two dozen benches have been made through the efforts of the city's recyclers. I highly recommend that you visit this store in Uptown Westerville.

I have been an Artist selling my work here since 2015. So, I can speak to both the consignor…read moreexperience as well as the shopping experience. Owner, Nicole, is warm and friendly. She is knowledgeable about the artists and products she carries and isn't a pushy salesperson. As a vendor, I appreciate her respect and her timely reports of what I've sold. Out of the local stores I sell in, I think I've spent the most money here! I've bought numerous original paintings (3 by the same artist). Also really dig the ceramics, plants, soaps, and body butters. When I go restock there I go in with the mindset that I don't NEED anymore Art AND that I am trying to DOWNSIZE. But, often end up seeing something I can't let get away because of it's uniqueness and reasonable. Pictured is one painting I've purchased here by Bicklearts.

Looking to snag some unique gifts, or maybe just looking for a fun way to spend a weekend? Then…read morekeep your eyes open for the next Tiny Canary Indie Design Market! I attended the third Tiny Canary in late 2009 - a modern arts and crafts marketplace. Tiny Canary was held at Junctionview Studios, the off-the-path warehouse in Grandview Heights that has become a hub for the independent arts in Central Ohio. Vendors showcase and sell everything from jewelry, prints, glass, ceramics, clothing, stationary and more. Aaaaaand it's free! So even if you don't want to (or can't afford to) buy anything, you can still enjoy browsing the handmade goods and artwork of Central Ohio's finest!