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This stunning 11-inch by 14-inch textured painting by Monroe County artist Kathy Jones beautifully captures the elegance of a white flower in a rich, layered style. The delicate petals stand out against a sophisticated background of grey, brown, and gold, creating depth and warmth. Gold leaves and accents add a touch of luxury, enhancing the overall composition. The textured technique brings dimension to the artwork, making it a captivating focal point in any space. Equipped with a sawtooth...

Angela Fernandez a Wilcox County artist created this white orchid with blue and white vase. The painting is of white orchids in a blue and white vase with a pink background.

This truly breathtaking raku platter is a gorgeous white color.  It measures about 8" and is crafted by Jo Taylor of Dallas County.  This piece is a great addition to your pottery collection, and if you do not have one, it is the perfect platter to start. Jo Taylor: 8" White Raku Platter

This 8″ × 10″ framed pen-and-ink drawing of the Wilcox County Courthouse was created by Monroe County artist Kaylene Brooks

Katherine Ross, a Wilcox County artist, made "Wild and Free," a framed collage sized at 7x7. Inside of a beautiful wooden frame, the background is a beautiful, swirly pattern made up of turquoises and light blues. In the center, you will see a girl riding a unicorn, with both of their hair being a bright glittery purple. The top left corner holds a "Wild and Free" sticker, and the bottom right holds the artists signature, "Katherine Ross 2024"

Casey Roberts: William Blake Hunting Coat

Jennifer Philen: Williamsburg Handle Basket

Steve Miller: Wine Cooler; approx. 10"x5"

In 1910, Orville and Wilbur Wright opened the first American civilian flight school in Montgomery, Alabama. The Wright brothers hoped to find a climate warmer and more hospitable to flying than their company base of snowy Dayton, Ohio. Forward-thinking Montgomerians welcomed the Wrights and heralded the school as a way to rise above the shadow of the Civil War. Author Julie Hedgepeth Williams chronicles the short life of this flight school as seen mainly through the eyes of the Alabama press,...

Garland Farwell: Winter Sign; 13"x15"

Hand crafted wire wrapped copper bracelet by artist John Hogarth. This bracelet 1 centimeter wide and 8 inches around.

This basket is 21 inches long, 15 inches wide and 16 inches tall including the handle.This hand twisted basket by artist Andrew McCall is made of wisteria vines which he harvests himself in Lowndes County. He and his wife, Etta, are both self taught basket weavers and furniture makers and have been making their artwork for more than twenty-five years.