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Bring a touch of organic elegance to your space with this handcrafted clay vase by Wilcox County artist Kristin Law. Measuring 4 inches by 5.5 inches, this beautifully designed piece features an intricate organic pattern in a rich cobalt blue, set against a deep beige background for a timeless and earthy aesthetic. The natural curves and textured details make this vase a perfect decorative accent for shelves, tables, or mantel displays. Whether showcased on its own or paired with dried...

Add a touch of handcrafted charm to your space with this 9in x 7in green and white vase by Bibb County artist Eric Miller. The vase features a rich green glaze all over, accented by a bold white stripe around the top for a clean and classic look. Etched into the surface is the artist's signature, H.E. Miller, adding a personal and authentic touch. Perfect for displaying flowers or standing alone as a decorative piece, this vase brings a blend of simplicity and artistry to any room. ...

Steve Miller creates his pottery pieces by a traditional method passed down for six generations. Every single piece of his is a one-of-a-kind. The history of his family is in every single item he makes, since the pottery out of the same clay that all of his fathers used.  This vase is glazed with an unglazed rim, and it a deep brown color.  It features two handles on the sides and darker brown stripes underneath. Steve Miller: Vase With Handles; approx. 9"x9"

April McCartney handcrafted this victorian basket that measures 7"x9"x13".

Jeanann Szymanski: Vinyl Wallet 

In Visions of the Black Belt, Robin McDonald and Valerie Pope Burnes offer a richly illustrated tour of the Black Belt, the fertile arc that represents the cultural efflorescence of Alabama’s heartland. Like knowledgeable friends, McDonald and Burnes guide readers through the Black Belt’s towns and architecture and introduce the region’s great panoply of citizens, farmers, craftspeople, cooks, writers, and musicians.A constellation of Black Belt towns arose during Alabama’s territorial...

Bill Scott - Walnut Box; approx. 4"x4.5"

This wooden candle holder is made of walnut.  It can hold an approximately one inch tall candle.  It has a knot in it from the wooden to keep the authenticity of the piece.Rodger Carroll: Walnut Candle Holder-Tall; approx. 9"x3"; signed by the artist

This beautifully detailed 17" x 21" oil painting by Bullock County artist Jimmy Allen captures a timeless rural scene. In the foreground, a man stands in his front yard, holding a water bucket, while behind a large tree, several people can be seen working in a field. The composition evokes a sense of Southern tradition, hard work, and the peaceful simplicity of country life. Professionally framed with a classic finish, this artwork is ready to display with a sawtooth hanger for easy décor. A...

Betsy Prince, a Montgomery County artist, created this 5x7 watercolor print. This piece is a grey cross with flowers on the ground around it and behind the cross is a grey circle. On the back of this piece it has the bible verse Psalm 116:15.

Andrea Windham Guy: Watering Hole - Cow; Acrylic on Cabinet Door; 13.5"x10"; signed by the artist

Doris Mosely, A Wilcox County quilter from Gee's Bend created this 21"x21" wedding ring quilt. The quilt is teal and light yellow in color and has a pattern that is light yellow with light blue on it.