Nativity Set Cornhusk Dolls | Ritchie Cornhusk Dolls

Nativity Set Cornhusk Dolls | Ritchie Cornhusk Dolls**All cornhusk dolls are uniquely and individually made and may differ slightly from the picture. The Ritchie family involvement in the arts and crafts of eastern Kentucky spans a large range from the collection and singing of ballads by my aunt, Jean Ritchie, to the crafting of quilts, the making of dulcimers, the painting of gourds, and the creation of cornhusk dolls. The Ritchie family is very proud of its Kentucky roots and heritage. Sally Yates

she is the author of Blood and Bone Remember: Poems from Appalachia and Driving with the Dead: Poems

part music

well-known and emerging Appalachian writers create an authentic space for processing and healing as they document and share the depth of the flood's devastation

diners in the Bluegrass have been able to satisfy their cravings for Ouita Michel's sustainable

• Ash Grey is 99% cotton

Versatile and practical

Workshop at Hindman Settlement School from the last forty years

and a beautiful print that's bound to get the baby all happy and giggling

With What Remains

~Foreword Reviews Oberhausen depicts a vivid and disarming portrait of churches and their transformation from the old-school house of prayer of the 1970s

Even as he developed a broader worldview

Still reminds readers of the local and regional founts that they were fighting for in the century's second global war