Have the beauty of nature on your wall with this unframed 19.5" x 16" original by Kate Thayer entitled "Streaming."

The Flat Rock based artist says, "The vitality and energy within the forest is life giving. I want to bring to life what adds to life." Having earned degrees from Marquette University and the University of Wisconsin, Kate then spent time in major galleries and museums around the world, considering them her "classroom." Painting the landscape connects her to the vitality of nature, she says, and she hopes that through her work she can share the special places that have touched her heart. Enjoy this special painting in your own home!

Add a piece of the wild to your home décor! This 13 x 19, signed photographic print of a bobcat was taken by Will and Deni McIntyre.

Will and Deni live on land in Henderson County that is in conservation with Conserving Carolina. After years of traveling the world making photographs for magazines and corporations, Will and Deni now produce a television series for PBS called David Holt's State of Music that is shown nationwide.

One of their ongoing projects is documenting the wild animals with whom they share their property. They use a motion activated Canon 5D Mark IV in an all-weather housing with several lights to snap these wonderful photographs of the wildlife in their own backyard.

This unique piece of fused glass titled "Hip to be Square" (10"x10") was created by Tryon glass artist Shelley Sperka.

The process of swoop fusing makes the piece slightly concave while the second drape fusing creates an exaggerated square shape.

This piece stands alone as a beautiful display and is also functional as a serving dish. Not recommended for microwave or dishwasher.

A librarian by trade, Shelley has been passionate about working with glass since attending her first class over 30 years ago. She continues to attend open studio at Tryon Arts and Crafts. Shelley also produces lamps, pendants and earrings in her home studio.

This is a 13 x 19, signed photographic print of a black bear by Will and Deni McIntyre, which will add character to any room!

Will and Deni live on land in Henderson County that is in conservation with Conserving Carolina. After years of traveling the world making photographs for magazines and corporations, Will and Deni now produce a television series for PBS called David Holt's State of Music that is show nationwide.

One of their ongoing projects is documenting the wild animals with whom they share their property. They use a motion activated Canon 5D Mark IV in an all-weather housing with several lights to create these magnificent photographs of wild animals in their own habitats.

Add a Kate Thayer original to your collection with this gorgeous, framed 20" x 24" painting entitled "Showtime."

The mountains in the background of this lovely painting seem to invite you to get outside and enjoy them. The soft colors are calming and restful. Flat Rock-based painter Kate Thayer earned degrees from Marquette University and the University of Wisconsin. She paints scenes familiar to us - our mountains, rivers, and woods - that remind us to slow down and appreciate all that is around us. Having this beautiful painting will bring the beauties of nature home to you.

This colorful, hand painted, lidded porcelain jar features an all-around design with birch trees and measures 14" x 9". Artist David Voorhees works from his home studio in Zirconia. Primarily self-taught, David has been producing both functional wares and decorative pots for over 30 years. What a beautiful accent piece for any home décor!

Learn how to make unique pieces of functional glass artwork by using fusing techniques.This 3-hour class for two, taught by glass artist, Susan Cannon will cover glass cutting skills, design principles, glass assembly and preparation for kiln firing and slumping. Participants will complete two projects of functional pieces (plates) and includes all materials and firings. Included image is an example of the finished project. Children must be 10 years old to participate.

Glass fusing is a skill that anyone can learn and enjoy without any previous experience or artistic skill. Susan has been teaching glass fusing for fifteen years and has done many public installations including several in public buildings in Saluda and hospitals in Dayton, Ohio. Must use by 12/31/2021.