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Zinnias Jordan Jones, Sumter County, Water Color, Blue, Flower, zinnias
Zinnias Price: $175.00
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Jordan Jones Item #: 16058 -

Jordan Jones, a Sumter County artist, created this professionally framed and matted 13" × 15.5" watercolor painting titled Zinnias, featuring blue-toned floral blooms.

Zipper Clutch jeanann szymanski, zipper clutches, coin purse, black belt, black belt art
Zipper Clutch Price: $28.95
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Jeanann Szymanski Item #: 12140 -

Jeanann Szymanski: Zipper Purse/Clutch

Zipper Pouch jeanann szymanski, zipper pouch
Zipper Pouch Price: $17.25
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Jeanann Szymanski Item #: 14103 -

Jeanann Szymanski: Zipper Pouch

Zoo PickQuilted Table Topper
Zoo PickQuilted Table Topper Price: $500.00
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Mary Leatha Pettway Item #: 12483 -

You need this table topper to decorate your dining room. It is the perfect southern centerpiece and full of stories. Coming from the banks of Gee's Bend, this topper will add a historic piece of art to your home.Mary Leathea Pettway: Zoo Pick (2020 Table Topper); approx. 27"x19", machine pieced, hand quilted

Mica Bread Bowl Mary Brown, bread bowl, bowl, Black Belt, mica bread bowl
Mica Bread Bowl Price: $57.00
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Mary Brown Item #: 4491 -

Mary Brown- Mica Bread Bowl 7.5"x2.5" Mary Brown used the ancient Apache coiling and scraping method to make this handmade Clay Cooking Vessel, which is stove top, oven, and microwave safe.  

"Celebrating our Black Belt Treasures" Print Black belt, treasures, print
"Celebrating our Black Belt Treasures" Print Price: $15.00
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Johnna Larrimore Bush Item #: 5963 -

Black Belt Treasures Print. 11 x 14".Painted by Johnna Bush in 2005.This painting was commissioned to tell the story of the cultural heritage of the Black Belt- and has become the official portrait of Black Belt Treasures. Set under moss covered oak trees, an old country church overlooks a new harvest, while two young children sit on the cool fertile soil surrounded by five of the Black Belt's most treasured artists: ( from left to right) Charlie "Tinman" Lucas, sculptor and folk artist from...