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Ember Grove Gallery, based in Portland, ME, specializes in creating unique, handcrafted papers and custom lighting inspired by the natural beauty and resources of Maine. Each piece showcases the artist's meticulous processes, which include hand-harvesting local flora to add texture and color, culminating in one-of-a-kind sculptures that bring the essence of the outdoors indoors. In addition to handmade paper, the gallery offers bespoke designs using an array of materials including copper, brass, steel, sterling silver, and wood, expertly combined to create striking light installations and jewelry. The artist welcomes custom commissions for both residential and commercial spaces, ensuring that no two creations are ever alike. Generated from the website

The Maine Jewish Museum, located in Portland's historic East End, is housed within the restored Etz Chaim Synagogue, a turn-of-the-century house of worship. The museum features rotating eight-week art exhibitions showcasing artists with Jewish and Maine connections, along with historical displays that celebrate the contributions of Maine's Jewish community. In addition to art exhibitions, the museum offers interactive programs and events for all ages, fostering appreciation and understanding of the Jewish immigrant experience in Maine. Emphasizing community engagement, it hosts a variety of activities, including workshops and special events in its public garden, enhancing the cultural landscape of Portland. Generated from the website

PortFiber, formerly known as Portland Fiber Gallery, is a renowned fiber arts shop and weaving studio situated in Portland, Maine. Since its establishment in 2013, the shop has been dedicated to supporting and inspiring the local fiber arts community through quality supplies and classes taught by skilled instructors. Offering a diverse range of supplies for weaving, spinning, felting, and dyeing, PortFiber also showcases handmade garments, blankets, rugs, and home decor items. Owners Melodi Hackett and Casey Ryder are deeply passionate about honoring the connections to the past, ancestors, earth, and fiber-producing creatures through their shared love for wool, inviting visitors to immerse themselves in the vibrant world of fiber arts and join a community of like-minded enthusiasts. Generated from the website