Heartwood Officially Reopened Under New Name, Renewed Focus On Cultural Authenticity
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in Press Release
ABINGDON, VA – Today, the ribbon was cut on the Southwest Virginia Cultural Center & Marketplace and the facility reopened to the world. Formerly known as Heartwood, the facility has a refreshed look and renewed focus on telling the culturally authentic story of Southwest Virginia...
Secret Fawn Photo (Framed) – 56333
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6 x 6 Original Wood Block Painting. Shamrock Studios specializes in custom pet portraits and animal sports photography. Artist Bonnie Kelley has been drawing, painting, and photographing for more than 30 years. In 2017, she opened Shamrock Studios and began to pursue art as a...
Rascal Raccoon Painting – 56081
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5 x 5 Original Wood Block Painting. Shamrock Studios specializes in custom pet portraits and animal sports photography. Artist Bonnie Kelley has been drawing, painting, and photographing for more than 30 years. In 2017, she opened Shamrock Studios and began to pursue art as a...
Shipping & Returns
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Amanda Lee
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Amanda Lee of A Lady's Slipper Studio is a SWVA native and Wytheville based jewelry artist. Her resin work has been featured in Virginia Living, The Etsy Holiday Guide, as well as published in Jewelry Affaire and GreenCraft magazines. For the past several years, she has concentrated in silver and stone as a self-taught metalsmith. Amanda uses both sterling and fine silver in her work, and all of her stones are ethically sourced. Most of her inspiration is nature-based, and when she's not in her studio, or chasing around her 10 year old son, Amanda can usually be found roaming the hills and hollers of Appalachia, searching for native wildflowers.
Support
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We invite you to become a part of our efforts to help Southwest Virginia fulfill its potential as an important region for hand made objects, one that will be known and respected far and wide, a place recognized for its natural beauty, its quality of life and its arts and crafts.
About
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‘Round the Mountain began in the fall of 2004 when former Gov. Mark Warner’s Virginia Works Initiative designated funds to develop Southwest Virginia as a major cultural and heritage tourism destination and to begin an artisan and craft advocacy organization. The group received non-profit status in March 2006...