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Wall Candy and Co Inc.
oil paintings of vintage objects, textiles, and found materials to create layered mixed media pieces.
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Johnathan Edwards Art
Western and Americana inspired art. Interpretations of western themes, boots, hats, old hotel signs. Re-interpretations of Navajo textile designs. And. Yes. Pop-art floral designs. All hand painted. Prints available as well!
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The Southern Spirit
The Southern Spirit is a proud Family and Veteran-owned business based in the heart of Bellville, Texas where we handcraft our Cocktail Infusions in small batches with care, purpose, and a commitment to quality. We are a dedicated team of family and friends who roll up their sleeves, slice, dice and dehydrate high quality fresh produce and bake flavor-infused organic sugar that we use to hand craft every jar. We pour our time, energy, and hearts into our cocktail infusions to create a product that we feel is truly special. The Southern Spirit is servant-hearted, neighbor-loving, and centered around the fundamental goodness of shared moments, laughter, and grace. We believe…
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Curated Threads
Curated Threads, based in High Point, NC, creates designer pillows and bedding from high-end leftover fabric shorts. Their in-stock fabrics are transformed into one-of-a-kind pieces you won’t find anywhere else. Inspired by their love for horses, the Sporting Life collection features timeless plaids, tweeds, and tartans reimagined into elevated bedding and pillows.
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Sapana
Blanket Coats, Camp Shirts and other story-worthy layers. All one-of-a-kind pieces from rescued textiles. Sapana began with a deep respect for materials made by hand and the people who make them. We work closely with artisan partners in India, choosing to build long-term relationships with small workshops and rural makers whose skills have been practiced for generations. Sapana pieces aren’t about recreating the past. They’re about keeping it present. By choosing materials with history and craftsmanship behind them, we help support meaningful work where it already exists — and allow those traditions to continue, naturally and proudly.
