Gullah Odes: Shrimp

Gullah Odes: ShrimpA beloved Lowcountry staple, Gullah Odes: Shrimp celebrates South Carolinas deep rooted coastal traditions through art, language, and food. Originally painted years ago by Vida Miller, this watercolor shrimppaired with a hand lettered Gullah inspired versehas been a familiar sight in Southern kitchens for generations, and its charm has never faded. Rendered in lively washes of blue, red, and warm coastal tones, the shrimp curves across the page with

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highly collectible original works of art

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the hand-lettered verse evokes backyard oyster roasts

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Bold colors and intricate lines pull you right into the action