About

After studying jewelry design and fabrication at the Savannah College of Art and Design and the Minneapolis Community and Technical College, Annika Kaplan set up shop in a small South Minneapolis studio.  Influenced by nature and folk traditions. She produces jewelry made mostly from blackened sterling silver and semi-precious gems, and occasionally incorporates gold, leather, and wood.  She strives to create pieces which are both highly wearable and highly unique, in hopes of offering wearers a new way to adorn themselves.

“I have long admired the Mill City Farmers Market for its dedication to supporting craftspeople of all kinds, and providing an opportunity for the public to meet and purchase from a wide variety of artisans. Whether they are farmers, bakers, woodworkers, wild rice harvesters, or jewelers, they are all committed to a tradition, and pride themselves in producing quality products with their hands.”