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Woman & Baby Heritage Woman Corn Husk Doll by Anne Freels - "Tending to daily tasks brings joy to this traditional mountain woman. She represents the resourcefulness of a self-sustaining lifestyle that was often found in the Appalachian mountains."  

Woman & Baby Heritage Woman – Corn Husk Doll

$69.00
Poppy Herbal Lady Corn Husk Doll - The flower nectar of the poppy intoxicates bees, and the opium from the plant is used to make important painkillers. The seeds are added to bread, curries and soaps, and the birds love them!

Poppy Herbal Lady – Corn Husk Doll

$80.50
Rebecca Rose Herbal Lady Corn Husk Doll. Associated with pure love and femininity, the rose is valued by aromatherapists for its rejuvenating qualities. Dried petals retain their scent, rose water revives tired eyes, and fresh petals can be used for potpourri.

Rose Herbal Lady – Corn Husk Doll

$80.50
This collection of nineteenth- and early twentieth-century weaving drafts from the Southern Highlands region of Appalachia includes 112 overshot drafts and drawdowns, and 31 drafts and drawdowns for the all-white summertime cotton bedspreads called counterpanes. Color photos of the original samples are shown side by side with valuable modern translations of the drafts, which enable today's weavers to make them. A vibrant example of our weaving heritage, these drafts were originally gathered in the nine states of the Southern Highlands region between 1892 and 1918 by the legendary Frances L. Goodrich. Handwoven counterpanes and coverlets were important possessions, and often were the only items of beauty in the women's otherwise impoverished living conditions. These are drafts Goodrich carefully collected but did not include in her classic Brown Book. Dozens of vintage photographs of Goodrich, the communities she served, and the women who invented the drafts help bring this part of our American craft heritage to life.

Frances L. Goodrich’s Coverlet and Counterpane Drafts

$45.00
small handmade ash basket

Small Ash Basket

$300.00
ornate woven wheat handmade cross for the wall, traditional woven wheat

“Rachel” Wheat Cross

$127.00
Turned Ambrosia Maple bowl #23199 with a natural edge by Warren Carpenter of SC. May be used for nuts, crackers, or bread, but avoid contact with liquids.

Ambrosia Maple Natural Edge Bowl #23199

$540.00
XL Serving Platter/ Shallow Bowl with a mid-fired white stoneware body which is both functional and sculptural in form. The piece has been glazed with an ash glaze that leaves a nice flowing design in the finished work. Michael uses only lead-free glazes that are food safe as well as microwave and dishwasher safe, but do avoid extremes, such as going from a refrigerator into a hot oven. Not made for stove top use.

XL Serving Platter/Shallow Bowl

$225.00
Acrylic and Brass Pendant by Bob and Lucy Gibson

Acrylic and Brass Pendant

$375.00
Original acrylic painted on brass "Kaleidoscope Eyes" Pendant by Bob and Lucy Gibson.

“Kaleidoscope Eyes” Pendant

$400.00
Small hand-hewn butternut bowl made with traditional techniques using an adz, chisel and gouge. This butternut bowl can be used to serve crackers, fruit or cheese. It works well and looks good. Hand gouge is used to dimple the sides opposed to sanding smooth.

Small Hand-Hewn Butternut Bowl

$52.00
"Fern" Brass Decanter Tag. Fabricated brass with a "fern" texture engraved onto frame and attached with with a 14k gold filled chain to hang around decanter. Rye

“Fern” Brass Decanter Tag

$45.00
"Hipster" Brass Decanter Tag. It is fabricated in brass with a "hipster" texture engraved onto the frame. It is attached with with a 14k gold filled chain to hang the tag on the decanter. Vodka

“Hipster” Brass Decanter Tag

$45.00
Fabricated in sterling silver with a wood grain texture engraved onto a titanium sheet frame, attached with sterling silver rivets, with a sterling silver chain to hang the tag on the decanter.

“Picture Frame” Sterling Silver & Titanium Decanter Tag

$110.00
Handcrafted wooden fancy toast-buffet tweezers. Great for serving and getting toast out of the toaster.

Fancy Toast-Buffet Tweezers

$10.00
Images of America - Southern Highland Craft Guild by Deb Schillo and Barbara Miller. The authors have selected a sampling of the thousands of photographs and materials from the archives of the Southern Highland Craft Guild to provide a glimpse at some of the people and places that contributed to where the guild is today.

Images of America – Southern Highland Craft Guild

$21.99
Ambrosia Maple Bowl turned directly from green logs to a 1” wall thickness and allowed to dry several months

Ambrosia Maple Bowl

$271.00
Carved and Painted Mini Owl by Tony Dills of North Carolina. Each bird is a one-of-a-kind piece of art.

Carved and Painted Mini Owl

$28.00

Naturals Candles

Angora Cowl

$36.00
Black set of goblets with reddish brown on inside

A Trio of Vases

$240.00
wooden cherry sipping spoon

Sipping Spoon

$28.00
heart straining spoon in cherry wood

Heart Straining Spoon

$23.50
right handed flipper cherry wood

Flipper – Right Hand

$17.50