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Celebrate rural charm with this beautifully framed watercolor painting by Wilcox County artist Karen Weir. Measuring 22.5 inches by 19 inches, this stunning piece captures the timeless beauty of a rustic red tractor set in an open field of lush green grass. With delicate watercolor brushstrokes, the artist brings the scene to life, highlighting the rich textures of the tractor and the natural movement of the surrounding landscape. The contrast between the vibrant red of the tractor and the...

Lizzy Wallace Boudreaux cherishes her friendship with Kay, not just because she is a terrific gal, but also because she helped orchestrate the first meeting four years ago between Lizzy and the love of her life. But as much as Lizzy likes how good Kay’s husband, Marcus, is to her, she still cannot ignore the nagging feeling in the back of her mind that Marcus has a dark side. Lizzy has no idea she is about to discover that her intuition is spot-on.While running errands, Lizzy walks in the...

Gloria Buck: Reversible Tree Skirt

Hailey Rogers, a Monroe County, artist created these Rhodonite designer earrings. They have a large gold piece connected to the Rhodonite stone.

You need this table runner to decorate your dining room. It is the perfect southern centerpiece and full of stories. Coming from the banks of Gee's Bend, this runner will add a historic piece of art to your home. Mary Leatha Pettway: Right or Left Table Runner; machine pieced and hand quilted, approx. 33.5"x15"

Doris Pettway Hacketts: Road to Arkansas Quilt (variety of blues); 24"x24"; signed by the artist

Step into a cherished memory with this beautifully framed watercolor painting by Wilcox County artist Karen Weir. Measuring 15 inches by 12 inches, this heartfelt piece captures the scenic pathway leading to the artist’s grandmother’s house, evoking a sense of nostalgia and warmth. With soft, beautiful tones of red, orange, brown, and green, the painting brings to life the natural beauty of the landscape. The winding road, nestled between open fields, draws the viewer in, creating a sense of...

This Black Belt Treasures Rooted in Tradition hat is a black and Vegas gold color, Richardson Original  112 trucker brand  adjustable hat. It reads "Black Belt Treasures Cultural Arts Center Camden, Alabama EST 2005" with the Rooted in Tradition tree logo.

This Black Belt Treasures Rooted in Tradition hat is a grey, birch, and amber gold color, Richardson Original  112 trucker brand  adjustable hat. It reads "Black Belt Treasures Cultural Arts Center Camden, Alabama EST 2005" with the Rooted in Tradition tree logo.

Johnna Bush, a Clarke County artist, painted the original "Rooted in Traditions...Cultivating the Arts of Tomorrow" painting, of which this is a 20x16 Giclee print of.

Sarah Collins: Rory Necklace

Hailey Rogers, a Monroe County artist created these designer rose quartz heart earrings. They have golden wires with little hearts connecting the rose quartz hearts together.