Nashville's Artisan Circuit

By Food & Wine
Updated June 16, 2016
Photo Composite: © Alissa Saylor Photography; © Beth Kirby
Artisans and the bloggers and cooks who love them are coming together to collaborate. Here’s a peek into one thriving creative community in Nashville.
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Beth Kirby: Local Milk/Stylist

Credit: Photo © Lean Timms

As Nashville’s creative connector, Beth Kirby organizes photo shoots, events and workshops that showcase the city’s best goods. localmilkblog.com.

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Joseph Huebscher: Sweet Gum Co./Woodworker

Credit: Photo © Beth Kirby

Joseph Huebscher harvests wood to make items like delicate spoons, sold at the web shop he founded with Beth Kirby. sweetgumco.com.

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Emily Brock: Board & Bread/Woodworker

Credit: Photo Composite: © Chris Daniels Photography; © Hannah Messinger

A third-generation artisan, Emily Brock makes sleek, simple wooden kitchen tools and pendant lamps. Woodworker Joseph Huebscher provides her with the raw materials. boardandbread.com.

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Hannah Messinger: Nothing but Delicious/Food Blogger

Credit: Photo Composite: © Hannah Messinger; © Rebekka Seale

Hannah Messinger's gorgeous blog is a source for recipes from local chefs. She styles some photos with woodworker Emily Brock’s tools. nothingbutdelicious.squarespace.com.

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Morgan Williamson: Handmade Studio TN/Ceramist

Credit: Photo Composite: © Alissa Saylor Photography; © Beth Kirby

Morgan Williamson's style combines neutral colors and uneven edges; Beth Kirby collaborated on the plates below to use at a Japanese-themed event. handmadestudiotn.com.

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