Walk through the door of this shop in Norwalk and your senses will have a field day. Glass glitters, chimes ring, wooden boxes scent the air, textiles delight the touch, and acquisition buds tingle. Ceramics, metals, and jewelry vie for your eye. Beautifully framed art hugs the walls. The gallery of fine art beckons with original works, including a room full of vintage prints by M.C. Escher and one of the largest exhibitions of photographer Christopher Burkett spectacular views of nature. This sensual delight is the artistic concept of Jeffrey Price, owner of the Artists Market. Following his degree in art history from University of Connecticut, Mr. Price joined this family business founded in 1970. Now the sole proprietor, he has added his own dimensions and worked to create, in his own words, "an inviting environment of beautiful things." He travels all over the United States seeking artists who are tops in their fields: from glass blowers to metalworkers, ceramists to woodworkers, jewelers to textile weavers. "Sometimes we commission a piece, " he explains, "and work with the artist on color and style. We dont sell stuff, but artistic pieces that people can touch, feel, and fall in love with ; something that will have a lasting place in their home. We also create a certain type of immortality with our framing. Frames, after all, last indefinitely, and Im proud that many of our creations will still be beautifying peoples lives in the far distant future."