EILEEN FISHER INC. AWARDS 2010 BUSINESS GRANT TO ARTTERRO
MADISON, WIS. (February 14, 2011) –Artterro is excited to announce that Eileen Fisher Inc. has awarded the company a business grant through the 2010 Women's Entrepreneur Grant Program. The program awards up to five grants each year to innovative, women-owned businesses that incorporate sustainability and socially-conscious principles into their business practices. “It feels wonderful to have our company recognized by a business leader we respect and a role model for all women entrepreneurs,” says co-owner Forrest Espinoza. “Winning this grant inspires us to keep focusing on our values as we grow our business, as Eileen Fisher herself has...read more
ARTTERRO DEBUTS NEXT GENERATION OF ART KITS AT 2011 TOY FAIR
02.04.2011– MADISON, WIS. (January 27, 2011) – Artterro will debut its new line of eco art kits at Toy Fair in February, with two brand new titles, smart eco packaging and a bonus project in each kit. Inspired directly by customer feedback, these changes add value and variety to their already innovative art products, ensuring that Artterro is poised for success in the toy market this year.
As the first company to offer an entire line of art kits with sustainable packaging and materials while maintaining production in the US, Artterro has already set new standards for kit design. The company is known for products that encourage...read more
Artterro, Award-winning, Eco-friendly Art Kit Manufacturer, Exhibiting at the Natural Products Expo
Madison, WI (PRWEB) September 14, 2010
Artterro will be joining hundreds of sustainability innovators at the largest natural products show on the East Coast. Already a major new presence in the specialty toy and art materials markets, this award-winning line of eco-friendly art kits is poised to succeed in the growing natural products market.
Founded by two resourceful moms who have combined unique and beautiful artist-quality materials and a sustainable mission, Artterro sets a new standard for kit design in the kids’ art and craft market. Made in the U.S. at the non-profit Goodwill Industries, and produced with minimal, eco-friendly...read more
Artterro, Eco-friendly Art Kit Manufacturer, Exhibiting at the American International Toy Fair 2010
Madison, WI (BUSINESS WIRE) January 19, 2010 -- Artterro, manufacturer of award-winning, eco-friendly art kits, is going to New York to exhibit for the first time at the 2010 Toy Fair. Artterro recently introduced their line of twelve fantastic art kits to the specialty toy market at the 2009 ASTRA Trade Show with overwhelming success.
Founded by two resourceful moms who have combined unique and beautiful artist-quality materials and a sustainable mission, Artterro sets a new standard for kit design in the kids art and craft market. Made in the US at the non-profit Goodwill Industries, and produced with minimal, eco-friendly packaging,...read more
Artterro Proudly Announces Company Relaunch
Madison, WI (PRWEB) February 22, 2009 -- Artterro, manufacturer of award-winning creative art kits, www.artterro.com, is excited to announce its official company relaunch. Founded in 2006 as Arttogo, Artterro has always focused on designing high-quality, eco-friendly, affordable alternatives to common art and craft kits. The new name, Artterro "Art of the Earth," clearly expresses the company's commitment to sustainability and celebration of the universal desire to create beauty.
With the timing of Artterro's name change, the company was unable to attend Toy Fair 2009 in New York. They are looking forward to introducing their line of...read more
Arttogo Named 2008 Best New Kids’ Product
Madison, WI (PRWEB) May 23, 2008 -- Arttogo LLC is pleased to announce its new line of eight Arttogo Kits received the Best New Kids' Product Award at the 2008 International Art Materials Trade Association (NAMTA) Trade Show in Reno.
Arttogo was founded in 2006 by Forrest Espinoza of Madison, Wisconsin. Espinoza was looking for a way to introduce more art into her son's lives, but she was unable to find kits that used quality materials to make beautiful objects. Most mainstream kits for kids used plastic and other synthetic components, and were intended for single, pre-designed projects.
"My idea was to provide families with quality...read more
