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Handmade by Dallas County artist Beth Oberle, this 9" x 5" Traveler's Journal Cover is refillable and holds two lined journals. The fabric features different a mix of light and dark green fabrics, with some of the fabrics hand dyed, hand sewn together. In the middle of the front cover, there are two mushrooms sewn and embroidered with thread. On the back cover, there is a fabric yolo. The journal cover has a border that is hand dyed a mix of greens that are tie dyed. The journal has...

Tree Spirits are a piece of intricately carved folk art.  They are carved from native wood. Each piece has a different facial expression with varying features, please call us if you want a specific one.John Christian: Tree Spirits Each order comes with 1 tree spirit, please contact us at 334-682-9878 to confirm availability before purchasing.

Randall hand carved this beautiful medium tree out of a cedar wood. This tree is about 13 inches standing tall. This tree has carved leaves and also a tree stump replicating an actual tree. This tree has dark brown and reddish tones with a little touch of light brown wood with a slight glaze making the tree shine.

Lisa Lemler, a Perry County artist, handcrafted this Triangle Agate Necklace. This 13in beautiful necklace features a polished brown agate stone cut into a triangle and set in a textured steel metal plate, giving it a bold, earthy look.

Robert Knight, a Clarke County artist, made this 2 in. tall by 3 in. wide heart-shaped wooden trinket box, featuring a double leaf carved into the lid. This item is perfect for keeping you jewelry, trinkets, or any small items you wish to store. This trinket is a light color with a shiny gloss on top.

Mary Jane Moore, a Dallas County potter, created this ceramic trinket dish. This trinket dish is 3" round, flower shaped, and has lace imprinted into the clay along with a red heart in the center. 

Mary Jane Moore, a Dallas County potter, created this trinket dish. This trinket dish is 3" round and flower shaped. In the center, a red heart is printed. This dish has a green and brown speckled glaze.

Mary Jane Moore, a Dallas County pottery, created this 3" round flower shaped trinket dish. This trinket dish has a bright pink glaze. In the center, there is a red heart imprint.

Jo Taylor created this trinket dish with a handle. This trinket dish has a dark blue fused glass bottom design. This trinket dish measures approximately 4 inches. 

Derrell Vaughn: Triple Copper Flowers on Plaster Slats and Tin; approx. 26"x15.5"

Derrell Vaughn: Triple Copper Flower; on Pine Slab and Tin, approx. 20"x14"

Lisa Lenox, a Montgomery County artist, made this 5"x5"x7.5" ceramic triple toad house. This toad house has 3 coral shapes openings at the top, as well as a triangular shaped opening at the bottom. The top is a beautiful green, which fades into blue, which fades into a purple at the bottom.