O2 Artisans Aggregate incubates small businesses. Here are some, but not all of the businesses that started here.

  • Don Bugito

    At Don Bugito we are committed to shaping the future by changing the way we eat. Our vision is simple, to rescue ancestral food practices and the use of clean ingredients by offering alternative protein snacks based on farmed edible insects and native American ingredients.

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  • GRIT Superfoods

    Unlike other companies that make 'generally healthy' food for 'generally healthy people', we make purposeful food for people looking to improve everyday. Whatever it is that you do, we aim to help you do it better.

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  • Kula Nursery

    Kula Nursery is a South and East Asian women-owned nursery growing heritage vegetable, fruit, and herb plants.

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  • Common Compost

    Common Compost

    Common Compost is a sustainable food recycling and composting service provider. Our programs encourage food processors to think more holistically about food waste and help them to reclaim it as a renewable resource for nearby community gardens, farms, and city soil.

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  • VRNCLR

    VRNCLR

    Vernacular Sewn Storage is a one human being company making soft bags for good times.

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  • Jay Morgan Handcraft

    Jay Morgan is a nomad, blacksmith, blade-smith, and leather worker who makes hand forged cutlery, hardware and leather goods.

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  • Daniel Hughes

    Meticulously designed and handmade objects in metal, wood, and other materials.

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  • Okkon

    Okkon

    Japanese street food: Okonomiyaki, Gyoza Pop Up & Catering.

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  • Paul Discoe Design

    Paul Discoe Design

    Paul is a longtime student of Zen Buddhism and an ordained Buddhist priest. After becoming a successful designer, innovator, and founder of Joinery Structures and O2AA.

  • Ponderosa Millworks

    Ponderosa Millworks uses urban logs that are normally sent to the landfill or chipped for mulch. These logs are milled into slabs, dried, surfaced, and made available for sale to the general public and woodworkers of all kinds.

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  • Exousia Wild

    Artisinal skincare, elixirs, masks and balms. Their Sake Kasu mask is made with kasu, a byproduct of sake production at Den Sake.

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  • Big Wonder Urban Garden

    Big Wonder Urban Garden

    Big Wonder Urban Garden is a black-led urban garden focused on learning and exploration. Big Wonder grows vegetables, herbs, cut flowers, and plants for natural fabric dye.

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