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Myth and Mire Curiosities was born in the Appalachian Mountains, where mist settles into the hollows, old stories linger long after the telling, and the line between history and folklore has always been a little difficult to find.

This new jewelry collection  feels especially close to the heart of Myth & Mire. đź–¤This line is a love letter to Old Appa...
08/27/2026

This new jewelry collection feels especially close to the heart of Myth & Mire. đź–¤

This line is a love letter to Old Appalachia—to weathered little churches tucked into mountain hollows, mist settling between the ridges, bare trees against a winter sky, old homesteads, winding roads, and the quiet places that seem to hold a hundred years of stories.

There is a particular kind of beauty here in the mountains of Southern Appalachia. It’s in the ridgelines fading blue into the distance, the fog hanging low in the hollows, and the old places that have stood quietly while generations came and went.

With this collection, I want to celebrate more than beautiful Appalachian landscapes. I want to celebrate heritage, memory, and a sense of place—the ordinary scenes that became part of who we are.

These mountains have held generations of stories.

This collection is my way of carrying a few of them forward.

Old roads. Old stories. Ancient mountains. Home.

More from this collection coming soon. 🖤🌿

— Myth & Mire Curiosities

Last one, who is this?? This sighting and lore is fairly new compared to some of the others.  Thanks for playing "Guess ...
08/27/2026

Last one, who is this?? This sighting and lore is fairly new compared to some of the others. Thanks for playing "Guess the Cryptid" today!

Does anyone know the story about this one?
08/27/2026

Does anyone know the story about this one?

Can anyone guess who this is?
08/27/2026

Can anyone guess who this is?

We’ve been a little quiet lately… because behind the scenes at Myth & Mire Curiosities, we have been BUSY. 🌿For the past...
08/26/2026

We’ve been a little quiet lately… because behind the scenes at Myth & Mire Curiosities, we have been BUSY. 🌿

For the past several weeks, our tables have been covered in chains, stones, resin, tiny bits of artwork, packaging, half-finished experiments, and more than a few things that had to be made again until they felt right.

And this Saturday, we finally get to share what we’ve been working on. 🤎

✨ Three new jewelry collections are making their debut at Blue Ridge Artisan Days at Freedom Hall in Johnson City.

STRANGE APPALACHIA
Tales from the Mountains — wearable pieces inspired by the strange creatures, sightings, and stories that have lingered in the Appalachian hills. Mothman, the Flatwoods Monster and other familiar figures from mountain lore have been reimagined as tiny archival keepsakes.

TALES OF THE CHEROKEE — VOLUME I
A collection created around six stories from Cherokee tradition, including Spearfinger, the Nunne’hi and others. These pieces were made with special care, with the hope of encouraging people not only to recognize the stories, but to learn where they came from and why they have endured.

THE MOUNTAINS REMEMBER — ECHOES IN STONE
Jewelry made with stones we gathered and selected ourselves while gem mining throughout the Appalachian region. Each piece is a little different because the mountain made the stone long before we ever found it.

The mountain changes. The stone remembers.

These collections have taken far more time, trial and error, research, printing, cutting, drilling, pouring, assembling and reassembling than the finished pieces probably reveal — and we are so excited to finally see them leave our worktable and enter the world.

If you’ve ever been drawn to an old mountain story, an unexplained creature in the woods, or simply a beautiful stone because it felt like it was somehow meant to come home with you…

come find us in the Mire. 🌿✨

📍 Blue Ridge Artisan Days
Freedom Hall — Johnson City, Tennessee
🗓️ Saturday

We’ll have these new collections with us along with plenty of other curious things we’ve been making.

See you in the mountains. 🤎

Myth & Mire Curiosities
For the curious, the wandering, and those who still wonder what might be hiding just beyond the tree line.

🦋 Barnaby’s Latest Find! 🦋​Look who’s been raiding the studio again! Barnaby has officially declared this hand-painted m...
03/29/2026

🦋 Barnaby’s Latest Find! 🦋
​Look who’s been raiding the studio again!
Barnaby has officially declared this hand-painted moth pouch "Barnaby Approved," and honestly, we can't argue with his impeccable taste.
​Our favorite blue cryptid found this beauty tucked away and refused to let go until we promised to show it off. Featuring a stunning, intricate moth design with shimmering metallic details and earthy autumn tones, it’s the perfect size for your crystals, tarot cards, or—if you’re Barnaby—stolen snacks. 🥨✨
​The Details:
​Hand-painted with love.
​Unique Art: No two are exactly alike!
​Multi-purpose: Use it as a makeup bag, pencil case, or a secret treasure hoard.

​Barnaby says it’s a must-have for any fellow curiosity collector. Come snag it before he decides it’s his permanent pillow! 🦷💙

​Adopt yours here: www.etsy.com/shop/mythandmirecurios
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This book order came in and I just had to run with it...
03/12/2026

This book order came in and I just had to run with it...

03/08/2026

Starting March 13th in Kentucky, you can ride a dinner train through the rolling countryside on the My Old Kentucky Dinner Train that leaves from Bardstown, one of the most charming small towns in the Bluegrass State. This is one of the most memorable train rides you can take in Kentucky. You climb aboard restored railcars from the 1940s and roll along a 35-mile round trip through the heart of bourbon country. Along the way, the train passes the Jim Beam Distillery, a spot once used as a hideout by Jesse James, and the tall Jackson Hollow Trestle deep inside Bernheim Forest.

The ride lasts about two and a half hours, and during the trip you are served a fresh three- or four-course meal cooked right on the train. Before boarding, many people stop inside the depot to visit the bar or browse the gift shop. Once seated, you can enjoy bourbon or coffee while watching the Kentucky countryside pass by outside the windows. You can take this dinner train ride every Friday or Saturday starting March 13th and running through the summer.

03/08/2026

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