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A woman quilting.Dillsboro’s old-fashioned charm and gracious hospitality has made it popular with a growing number of artisans and craftspeople who now make it their home.
      Many of Dillsboro's shops and galleries feature local artisans. And some of those artisans have Dillsboro studio-galleries where you can talk with the artisans as they work.
      At the edge of town, a small group of artisans are beginning to use landfill methane gas — a local source of green energy — to fuel blacksmith forges, glass-blowers' ovens and potters kilns.

 

Dogwood Crafters

DOGWOOD CRAFTERS
Showcasing mountain crafts since 1976, this cooperative features over 80 artisans in the Smoky Mountains. The shop offers a constantly changing mix of handcrafted treasures. 90 Webster St. 828-586-2248.
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JACKSON COUNTY GREEN ENERGY PARK
The GEP uses renewable energy resources as fuel for glassblowing studios, blacksmith forges, and a pottery kiln. Artisans gallery on site, tours available, festivals and classes. 100 Green Energy Park Dr. 828-631-0271.
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TOAD IN THE HOLE
Whimsical creations by artist-in-residence, Roseann Tarantino: tapestries, pillows, weavings, jewelry, mixed media and copper art, as well as work by local artists, global home acccessories and gifts. Custom and design services available. 107 Webster St. 828-276-6870
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TUNNEL MOUNTAIN CRAFTS

A large selection of locally made arts and crafts, specializing in functional and decorative pottery. With over 60 artisans, there is a wide variety to choose from. 94 Front Street. 954-707-2004.

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