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Mary Jane Moore, a Dallas County potter, created this ceramic herb marker. This herb marker sticks in the dirt and labels where chives are planted in your garden. The top has a speckled blue and green glaze, perfect for standing out from the herbs!

Kathy Jones, a Monroe County Alabama artist, created this 16"x20" painting on canvas of Jesus Walking on water.  The painting is white and cream and has Jesus walking on water using a texture technique to create visual appeal.

Jackson Knight is a historian, photographer, and author dedicated to preserving the rich heritage of Alabama’s Black Belt region. Through extensive travel and research, he has documented over 1,500 historic churches, capturing their architecture, stories, and locations before they disappear. His growing series of photo books showcases these sacred spaces county by county, offering a unique visual record of rural Southern history. The Churches of The Alabama Black Belt: Sumter County paperback...

Jackson Knight is a historian, photographer, and author dedicated to preserving the rich heritage of Alabama’s Black Belt region. Through extensive travel and research, he has documented over 1,500 historic churches, capturing their architecture, stories, and locations before they disappear. His growing series of photo books showcases these sacred spaces county by county, offering a unique visual record of rural Southern history. The Churches of The Alabama Black Belt: Butler County paperback...

Jackson Knight is a historian, photographer, and author dedicated to preserving the rich heritage of Alabama’s Black Belt region. Through extensive travel and research, he has documented over 1,500 historic churches, capturing their architecture, stories, and locations before they disappear. His growing series of photo books showcases these sacred spaces county by county, offering a unique visual record of rural Southern history. The Churches of The Alabama Black Belt: Conecuh County paperback...

Jackson Knight is a historian, photographer, and author dedicated to preserving the rich heritage of Alabama’s Black Belt region. Through extensive travel and research, he has documented over 1,500 historic churches, capturing their architecture, stories, and locations before they disappear. His growing series of photo books showcases these sacred spaces county by county, offering a unique visual record of rural Southern history. The Churches of The Alabama Black Belt: Lowndes County paperback...

Jackson Knight is a historian, photographer, and author dedicated to preserving the rich heritage of Alabama’s Black Belt region. Through extensive travel and research, he has documented over 1,500 historic churches, capturing their architecture, stories, and locations before they disappear. His growing series of photo books showcases these sacred spaces county by county, offering a unique visual record of rural Southern history. The Churches of The Alabama Black Belt: Marengo County paperback...

Carol Lammon, a Clarke County artist, hand carved this 12.75"x9" Cicada Alabama Tray. Each cicada is hand carved into the pottery and hand glazed.

Cicada Drypoint Etching by Kristin Law is printed in sepia ink on high quality acid free paper. The dimension of the paper is 9"x12" while the plate dimension is 5"x7". Each drypoint etching is etched into the printing plate by the artist, inked up, and ran through the printing press onto high quality acid free papers. All are signed and tilted by the artist Kristin Law and available in black or sepia ink- upon special request. *Each print is hand pulled through the printing press and may...

Angela Fernandez a Wilcox county artist created this "Claree" painting the painting is a 10x30 and is a blue vase with white flowers in it and green leaves. The vase is blue and white and is sitting on a darker blue table with a light blue background.   

Lisa Lenox: Clay Boomerang Pendant Necklace with Kimono Silk

Add a touch of artistry to your workspace with this handcrafted clay business card holder by Wilcox County artist Kristin Law. Measuring 4.5 inches by 4 inches, this unique piece blends functionality with exquisite design, making it a standout addition to any desk. Featuring a textured floral design on the front, this business card holder is accented with a vertical circle and line pattern, creating a beautifully intricate look. The soft grey detailing contrasts elegantly against the beige...