The Departments at Dayton's Vendors

Karen Morris is an internationally acclaimed hat designer and milliner. She started her line, Karen Morris Millinery, in 2011. Karen studied millinery under famous milliners Judy Bentinck (London), Lina Stein (Ireland), and Jan Wutkowski (North Carolina).

I'm Jason Kaping. Welcome!I make pottery and host Minnesota’s highest rated Team Building Activities and teach pottery classes in St. Paul, Minnesota. I make functional ceramics to add handmade quality to our lives.

We invite you to experience Blue Heron Soaps.  Your skin deserves the luxurious lather, heavenly scents and the moisturizing nourishment our vegan soaps provide.  Each bar is comprised of plant-based ingredients you can pronounce, and they are made, cut and wrapped by hand with love.  Our eco soaps have zero palm oil and are zero waste for the conscious consumer.  If you'd simply like to treat yourself and elevate your everyday hand & body washing routine, or make another step toward becoming an environmentally friendly household, give Blue Heron soaps a try.  You'll be glad you did.

Clinically tested cool therapy products for hot women at every stage of life, from motherhood through menopause, and to treat MS and heat stress.

My work draws heavily on the traditions of the photographic masters of the last century. I explore the pure qualities of the photographic eye; using lines, shape, geometry, and the quality of light to capture the essence or mood of a scene. At the same time, our images are about the intangible emotional places that photographs can take us—a quality that is both longer-lasting and harder to define than a conventional photograph. In essence it’s about heightening the viewer’s introspection—connecting with people in a universal way so that each viewer is able to recognize a part of his or her inner self.

Seventeen birch is a collective of beautiful brands and products chosen with intention. Every brand you encounter on Seventeen birch was hand-selected and is mission driven, woman-owned, or sustainable. 

Molly launched in 2017 with her signature nightgowns the Sophia and the Lilly. Since then she has expanded her line to include pjs, robes, jumpsuits, elegant slips, undies, loungewear and dresses - the essentials every woman needs to feel chic and effortless for the many facets of life.

Growing up with eczema, Sabrina Jones experienced the adverse effects of synthetic lotions and medicated treatments. Her struggle continued into adulthood. She suffered headaches, dry skin, allergies, and anxiety from a high-stress career in child protection. When she became pregnant, she knew she needed to take control of her health and find a better way to deal with the stress and take care of her skin.

San José chocolate offers full traceability and single plantation origin with unique and exquisite taste, very creamy with a defined nutty flavor, a hint of vanilla and cinnamon which made us win the "Pepa De Oro" 2016 and 2019 World Cacao Summit in Ecuador.

Traditionally inspired modern textiles.

Minnesota-made ribbon skirts.

I am an Enrolled Citizen of the Sicangu Lakota Oyate, the Rosebud Sioux Nation. Beadwork has been a part of our people for a long time with quill work which has been a way for us to express our culture and heritage. I've been taught my techniques from my mother (Ináwaye kiŋ wakšúpi uŋspémakhiye ksto) who learned it from hers. I've been beading and making crafts since 1960. Hope you love the things I make!

Harjo Flutes is a Native American owned business that manufactures Native American flutes, crafts and jewelry for shows around Indian Country.

In 1984 Marion became interested in the concept of video as art.  It was during that period of time and experimentation she discovered the computer circuit board. Marion’s circuit board art, which she refers to as “Mixed Tech Media”, officially debuted September of 1992 when her work was selected to appear in “Something Wild!”, a national juried exhibition held in Las Vegas, NM.  In April of 1996, Marion closed her psychotherapy practice to focus on the creation and evolution of her art.

Official AIM-branded merchandise.

After over thirty years with Dayton’s and Marshall Field’s I retired as director of trend and product development in 2001. While continuing to work as a consultant I finally have the time to get back to my love for painting.
Watercolor has always interested and challenged me. For many yearsI have continued to take classes at the Edina and Minnetonka art centers. But classes I have taken at the Split Rock program at the University of Minnesota and several workshops with accomplished watercolorist, gave me the confidence to develop my technique and style. It’s a process - and that’s what  makes each new project exciting.