HHARF Circle Sticker
3" circle sticker featuring a black-and-white Hickman Holler Appalachian Relief Fund floral graphic with Hickman Holler text below.
Artwork by Lindsey Windland (@auntie_rhubarb):
"This papercut honors the traditional foodways of Appalachia, namely growing a garden and processing the harvest. The central hands hold paring knives mid-task, blades turned inward toward the palm—the kind of cut you trust only after years of practice, the confidence to core a tomato or trim a potato right in your hand. Inspired by a steamy canning kitchen in late July, overflowing with fresh garden produce, it celebrates my Memaw, all the kitchen champions before her, and those still keeping these ever-important traditions alive."
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HHARF Circle Sticker
HHARF Circle Sticker
3" circle sticker featuring a black-and-white Hickman Holler Appalachian Relief Fund floral graphic with Hickman Holler text below.
Artwork by Lindsey Windland (@auntie_rhubarb):
"This papercut honors the traditional foodways of Appalachia, namely growing a garden and processing the harvest. The central hands hold paring knives mid-task, blades turned inward toward the palm—the kind of cut you trust only after years of practice, the confidence to core a tomato or trim a potato right in your hand. Inspired by a steamy canning kitchen in late July, overflowing with fresh garden produce, it celebrates my Memaw, all the kitchen champions before her, and those still keeping these ever-important traditions alive."
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3" circle sticker featuring a black-and-white Hickman Holler Appalachian Relief Fund floral graphic with Hickman Holler text below.
Artwork by Lindsey Windland (@auntie_rhubarb):
"This papercut honors the traditional foodways of Appalachia, namely growing a garden and processing the harvest. The central hands hold paring knives mid-task, blades turned inward toward the palm—the kind of cut you trust only after years of practice, the confidence to core a tomato or trim a potato right in your hand. Inspired by a steamy canning kitchen in late July, overflowing with fresh garden produce, it celebrates my Memaw, all the kitchen champions before her, and those still keeping these ever-important traditions alive."
