Marigold Art Collective

Marigold Art Collective Marigold Art Collective is a slow craft studio exploring global textiles, ceramics, and intentional making.

We offer workshops, curated materials, and creative gatherings rooted in tradition, storytelling, and soulful design.

Someone put a marigold in the Buddha’s bowl.We spent the afternoon planting. A mug pressed into service as a pot, two ol...
07/24/2026

Someone put a marigold in the Buddha’s bowl.

We spent the afternoon planting. A mug pressed into service as a pot, two old stone planters at the door, dirt everywhere. Somewhere in the middle of it a bloom ended up in the stone hands by the wall, and nobody moved it.

That flower travelled to get here. Marigolds are native to Mexico — Portuguese ships carried them east in the 1500s, and they took to India so completely that it’s hard now to picture a temple threshold without them. Offering flowers, on two sides of the world.

Four hundred years later, in a bowl by our door, doing the same work.

07/23/2026

Part 2 of the tour is here. ✨

If you caught Part 1, welcome back! This time, we’re taking a closer look at more of the studio, the creative workspaces, the future podcast corner, and the outdoor space that’s slowly taking shape.

Every table, shelf, and corner is being thoughtfully designed to inspire creativity and bring people together. And soon, that beautiful front door will be painted Marigold orange to welcome you in.

We’re building more than an art studio. We’re creating a place to gather, learn, make, and connect.

We can’t wait to open our doors and share it with you.

Everything starts as a pile of maybes.Threads in rust, marigold, and sea-glass. Little brass bells. Charms waiting for a...
07/20/2026

Everything starts as a pile of maybes.

Threads in rust, marigold, and sea-glass. Little brass bells. Charms waiting for a wrist. This is the table before the workshop, the quiet part, when nothing’s decided yet and everything still could be.

Come pick your colors this July. We’ll do the rest together.

Tap the link in bio to reserve your seat →

07/15/2026

Come in before it’s finished.
The patio’s still becoming a tree that will be a trinket exchange, flowers just in the ground that will one day run the whole length, a seating area I’m hoping to have ready by October.

Inside, the table’s already full. Clay mushrooms and small tequila sets I shaped by hand.

Kantha quilts, whose running stitch has layered and mended worn cloth in Bengal for generations.

Block prints and jewelry carried home from India. Little rugs and cocktail picks from Mexico. Felt flowers my mom is making, one petal at a time.

Nothing here is staged, and nothing here is quite done. That’s the whole point. There’s already a place for you at the table. 🌼

Everything laid out by color, the way you’d set a table before the guests arrive.Velvet ribbon, hand-dyed wool, a feathe...
07/14/2026

Everything laid out by color, the way you’d set a table before the guests arrive.

Velvet ribbon, hand-dyed wool, a feather that catches the light, and a small charm that carries a little luck each piece chosen for its hand, then gathered into three palettes and left to be fallen for. There’s nothing to get right here. Only what you’ll reach for first.

The blush and flame? The marigold and moss? The cobalt and gold?

Come make something that’s entirely yours. Chairs come in pairs, so bring someone.

Check our website for available classes 🌼

07/10/2026

Every composition begins with a single layer.

A torn piece of paper. A brushstroke. A shape that catches your eye.

In this class, we explored how simple materials can come together to create something unexpected. There isn’t one right way to build a composition—just curiosity, experimentation, and the joy of making alongside others.

What would your first layer be?

Black ink. Rubber stamps. A sunflower and Our Lady of Guadalupe on a hot pink mat.You walk in not knowing exactly what y...
07/06/2026

Black ink. Rubber stamps. A sunflower and Our Lady of Guadalupe on a hot pink mat.

You walk in not knowing exactly what you’re making.
You walk out with something layered, printed, and completely your own.

That’s the whole point of this class.

And this summer there are a lot more reasons to come through the studio door.

Classes this July are: Sacred Slow Stitch, Seasonal Pickling, Never Blue Cocktail Elements, Collected Pages

All classes small. All materials included. Coffee, Tea, Wine & Signature Cocktails available while you work.

Reserve your seat, link in bio 🌼

07/03/2026

Cloth. Paint. Wool. Lace. Come make with us!

And yes that red headed doll is me 🙄 Pam is f-ing hilarious. 😂

Watch till the end.

She surprised me too.

CTA: Share this with someone who makes things · Doll making class coming soon, link in bio 🌼

06/29/2026

Some things deserve to be seen in full color.

The flowers. The Art.

The little details that often go unnoticed.

The moments that make a place feel alive.

Welcome to Marigold Art Collective. 🌼✨

Address

2702 Greenville Highway, Suite E
Flat Rock, NC
28731

Opening Hours

Wednesday 4pm - 8pm
Thursday 4pm - 8pm
Friday 4pm - 8pm
Saturday 4pm - 8pm

Telephone

+18286660686

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