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Brighten your home with the uniquely handcrafted lamps & luminaries by Ugone & Thomas, from Easthampton, Massachusetts. Each lamp incorporates reclaimed materials with traditional artist processes to create a modern, industrial look with an illustrative twist. The lampshades are made on archival giclée paper in a wide variety of patterns.
This Saturday, July 7th, is Saluda’s annual Coon Dog Day Festival, a homecoming and celebration for dogs and their people! The parade begins at 11am & is followed by live music, crafts, street dance, and more, all in downtown Saluda. What began as a chicken supper fundraiser for the local Coon Club has grown into an event that attracts over 10,000 people each year.
Heartwood Gallery will be open after the parade from 12-4pm. We will resume our regular business hours on Sunday the 8th.
“Climb the mountains & get their good tidings. Nature’s peace will flow into you as sunshine flows into trees. The winds will blow their own freshness into you, & the storms their energy, while cares will drop off like autumn leaves.” ~John Muir
Bring the mountains into your home with these ceramic tiles by Motawi Tilewoks, from Ann Arbor, Michigan. the designs are inspired by the Arts & Crafts movement, & can be displayed on a wall, a stand, or incorporated into a tile installation.
Beautiful new utility & pocket knives, corkscrews, key sticks, & money clips are in from Santa Fe Stoneworks. Each knife is carefully hand-crafted using a combination of steel composite or Damascus steel with wood inlay, stone, pearl, or fossil.
From her studio in Richmond, VA, designer & creator Austin Titus has developed a distinct line of jewelry known as August Nine. Every piece uses an intricately crafted combination of oxidized sterling silver, matte 14k gold vermeil & an array of semi-precious stones selected for color, character, & sometimeseven imperfections.
Our favorite summer dresses by Jude Stuecker are in! From her home studio in Asheville, NC, Jude dyes, stamps, & sews each piece by hand, using organic cotton & bamboo fabric. They’re pre-washed, so they won’t shrink or run. The style is lightweight & durable, giving a feeling of luxury while looking beautiful.
Come see Heartwood Gallery's beautiful handmade art for use in the home, & discover Saluda's own local artists, like wood worker Mark Gardner. We have a selection of his cherry cutting boards with a carved decorative side, perfect for displaying on a hook or stand when not in use, & an array of wooden bowls of different shapes, sizes, & colors. Mark's bowls are food safe, & make an excellent gift.
At Heartwood Gallery we aim to showcase handcrafted jewelry that will make a visual statement of unique design & quality. See our latest selection of work from artists like Martha Sullivan, Eileen Sutton, & Sarah Chapman, as well as many other jewelers from around the country, who embody this mission with their bold shapes, colors, & metals.
Our Haw Creek Forge copper garden sculptures delight everyone who passes by, including the butterflies. Made in Asheville, NC, these butterfly garden stakes brighten any outdoor space, reflecting & enhancing the natural beauty. Each sculpture is treated with a protective sealant, so you can enjoy the rich colors for years without fading or rusting.
It’s time to plan a visit to Heartwood Gallery to see the latest clocks from Schlabaugh & Sons. Based out of Kalona, Iowa, this family creates beautifully handcrafted clocks in the Arts & Crafts style, & they come in many shapes & sizes.
Contemporary American Crafts Gallery in the heart of Saluda, NC. Fine handmade items to use, view, live with or give. 100% American Craft since 1985. We are proud to represent the finest craftspeople from across the US in pottery, jewelry, glass, fiber, wood, home decor, and garden art.
