
Considered goods for the considered home.
Nia Fontaine opened The Copper Lantern as a love letter to the makers she kept discovering at markets and on Instagram. Every shelf tells a story — a potter from Mississippi, a candlemaker from Lagos, a metalsmith from Detroit. The store is a quiet argument that beautifully made things, fairly priced, can build a living.
Nia Fontaine
This business has submitted documentation confirming at least 51% Black ownership.