Anika Jaan 2026, American bison hide, deer hide, elk antler, walnut dye, indigo dye, nylon thread; tanning, layered deer hide natural edge appliques, indigo dye painted mountains 16" x 4" x 10 ½", approximately women's size 7 ½ (custom-fitted commissions encouraged)
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My Roots May be Gone…But I am Grounding Back In

$2,700.00

Lyrical Tendencies, a spring Focus Gallery exhibition on view March 28 through June 14, 2026, at the Folk Art Center on the Blue Ridge Parkway.

  • Anika Jaan
  • 2026, American bison hide, deer hide, elk antler, walnut dye, indigo dye, nylon thread; tanning, layered deer hide natural edge appliques, indigo dye painted mountains
  • 16″ x 4″ x 10 ½”, approximately women’s size 7 ½ (custom-fitted commissions encouraged)
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The Southern Highland Craft Guild is pleased to present Lyrical Tendencies, a spring Focus Gallery exhibition on view March 28 through June 14, 2026, at the Folk Art Center on the Blue Ridge Parkway. Bringing together five accomplished makers working across diverse media, the exhibition explores rhythm, movement, and expressive form in contemporary Appalachian craft.

Lyrical Tendencies highlights work by Lee Entrekin (flutes), Anikka Jaan (leather), Jenna Ashcraft (glass), Barry Rhodes (clay), and Aaron Iaquinto (wood). Though varied in material and technique, each artist shares an approach rooted in sensitivity to line, balance, and the subtle gestures that give handmade work its voice.

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