Galleries & Shops

If you are unable to attend a show to see Ruthie's work in person, click on the links below to navigate the galleries and shops that represent her jewelry.

Allanstand Craft Shop at the Folk Art Center
Located on the Blue Ridge Parkway, mile marker 382 in Asheville NC, Allanstand is the oldest continuously operating craft shop in the nation.
Arrowcraft Gallery at the Arrowmont School
Located in Gatlinburg, TN across from the Ripley's Aquarium, Arrowcraft offers an unparalled craft experience through shopping and on-site craft demonstrations.
Art on Depot
A place where Contemporary Fine Arts & Crafts can be found from local and regional artists. The gallery also carries a wide range of unique gifts and custom handmade pottery to suit any style.
Miya Gallery
Specializing in contemporary jewelry, Miya Gallery located in Weaverville NC, features a variety of fine art and craft - what they like to refer to as "future heirlooms": ceramic, fiber, hand blown glass, turned wood, wrought iron, two dimensional paintings, original prints and photography, and mixed media, as well as cards, gifts and humor.
Parkway Craft Center at the Moses Cone Manor
Moses and Bertha Cone built their home here at the turn of the century to have the natural beauty of the mountains at their front door. Today, their grand manor located in Blowing Rock NC on the Blue Ridge Parkway, showcases work by the many members of the Southern Highland Craft Guild.
Piedmont Craftsmen Gallery
Established in 1963,Winston-Salem, North Carolina has been home to Piedmont Craftsmen, Inc. Today, the guild represents nearly four hundred of the region’s most talented artisans. Their work includes fine handmade garments, jewelry, one-of-a-kind functional housewares and beautiful decorative objects which can be found in its gallery and shop at 601 North Trade Street in Winston-Salem, NC.

And the latest galleries to represent Ruthie's work.....

Heartwood Contemporary Crafts Gallery

This intriguing gallery is located in the center of historic downtown Saluda, NC. Heartwood Gallery
has one of the best collections of pottery in the region as well as handcrafted wood, jewelry, fiber,
candles, glass, paintings and garden art. You’ll find creativity expressed in all its forms reflecting
the quality craftsmanship of our mountain region and a wide variety of artisans throughout North America.
Jester's Art
Jester's Art is a new gallery in celebration of the American Artist, located in the Belle Meade Galleria, Nashville, TN. Art and its interpretation is a joyful and uplifting experience - and Jester's goal is to help provide the venue for it's expression. There is quite the variety of mediums from artists all over the US - many of whom are showing for the first time in Nashville. If a customer is looking for the perfect art piece for the home or for an affordable handcrafted gift, it can be found here. The gallery will also be carrying an extensive line of beautiful jewelry, with something suitable for any occasion.
Grovewood Gallery
Grovewood Gallery, located in a 1917 English-style cottage in Asheville, North Carolina, is a destination gallery that radiates old world charm. Grovewood exhibits 9,000 square-feet of handmade American crafts by more than 500 artisans. The gallery features ceramics, glass, jewelry, garden sculpture, and an impressive second floor studio furniture collection. Come see for yourself why Grovewood Gallery is considered one of Western North Carolina's premier showcases for fine American craft.
Artworks Artisan Centre
A 2200 square foot, nonprofit retail store and school for the arts,located in downtown Hiawassee, Georgia in the beautiful North Georgia Mountains. The Artisan Centre is filled with beautiful, handmade baskets, jewelry, stained glass, furniture, quilts, fabric art, dolls, leather work, wood carving, candles, pottery, gourd art, painted wood and glass, gift items and a wide array of fine art and photography by local and regional artists. With the work of more than 56 artists and craftsmen, the visitor is invited to stop in often to see the ever-changing display of both decorative and functional items.