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We invite you to our 7th Annual… Sale starts Friday, Sept 1st – ends Monday, 4th What is a Scratch and Dent Sale? Well this means that we have gone through our basement store room, searched under all our cabinet “hidey holes” for any “secret” art treasures that might be slightly scratched, dented, missing a […]
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FloraCloths by Lynette Miller According to Lynnette, a FloraCloth or floorcloth is “Essentially a painted rug and part of the American folk art tradition. Early American floorcloths were made from used canvas sails, painted, varnished, and often covered the floors of the ‘not-so-well-to-do’ colonial homes. They are still quite popular in New England and have […]
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Unique Gourd “Bird” Art by Leon Bryant Did you know… Gourds, like pumpkins can used to create art? “Gourd art involves creating works of art using hard-shell gourds as the art medium. Typically, a harvested gourd is left to dry over a period of several months before the woody surface is suitable for decorating. Gourd […]
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This week we just wanted to showcase for you some of the great local arts and crafts that you can discover here at Mountain Made. Did you know that Mountain Made is home to some 150 artists, craft persons and authors? Yes, if you are new to Asheville or the surrounding Western North Carolina hills, […]
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Bonnie Lucas started out as a quilter then journeyed into becoming awarding quilt designer and now creates “plant pounded” fiber art that is a unique expression of colors – all created from the natural pigment and dye of actual flowers, leaves, and even weeds. Within the borders of each table piece or wall hangings she […]
Handcrafted Wood Bowls by Mike McKinney In this week’s post, Mountain Made gallery is happy to share with you the unique wood art of one of our newest additions to our gallery of local woodturners, Mike McKinney. Mike McKinney is …Read More »
Bio/Artist Statement Asheville artist, Lin Barber creates functional stoneware pottery with carving and glazes that reflect nature. Lin has been a potter for over 40 …Read More »
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Handcrafted Healing Candles One of our most popular artisans, Jonna Rae is well-known for her creative line of handcrafted scented candles. Her Healing White Light Affirmation Candles are crafted by hand, right here in the Blue Ridge Mountain of North Carolina. They are made from 100% pure soy wax with an …Read More »
“A Wonderful Family Tradition” – Live Holiday Glass Blowing Demos Every Friday, Saturday and Monday from Black Friday until December 23th – 10:30 AM – 4:00 PM Uncommon Glass Christmas Ornaments Here at Mountain Made, we are proud that since 2010, master scientific glass blower, Jason Probstein has been presenting his …Read More »
ASHEVILLE HOLIDAY GIFT GUIDE Welcome to our 2023 Asheville holiday gift guide, where we share several ideas for local gifts and art to make your holiday spirits bright. We all know that gift giving can be stressful, especially when you’re shopping for someone really special and are committed to finding …Read More »
Handcrafted Soaps by Western North Carolina Artisans Handcrafted soaps made with natural materials and essential oils offer several benefits over conventional soaps. Some of these benefits include: Wellspring Farm Handcrafted Soaps Skin Nourishment: Handcrafted soaps by Wellspring Farm contains natural ingredients, such as plant-based oils and butters, which can provide …Read More »
As the leaves turn and the mountain air grows crisp, the festive signals of Christmas begin to show up through out the heart of downtown Asheville. It’s not just the scent of cold in the air and the twinkling lights that announce the arrival of the holiday season; it’s also …Read More »