#FunFindsAndFlowersFriday: Wall Edition #1 
This week, we’re taking it to the walls—each piece telling a story of history, art, and resilience.
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Vintage Jack Daniel’s Barnwood Signs
These rustic beauties were once gifted to establishments serving Jack Daniel’s back in the 1950s. One story even says they’re made from the original Jack Daniel’s barn! We snagged them for just $10 from our sweet friend Whit, who used to run a little booth outside of town. A true steal with a story.
Yee-Haw Industries Letterpress Poster
If you know, you know. Yee-Haw Industries once filled downtown Knoxville with music and local art. I miss their creative energy, so I jump at every chance to add their work to our walls. This piece brings that nostalgic, homegrown vibe back into our space.
Custom Art by the Cevallo Brothers
Handcrafted by the talented Cevallo brothers from New York, who have been creating signs by hand for over 40 years since moving from Ecuador. We were honored to have them design this custom piece for our first official year as Sweet Bombdiggity Farms. A piece of our story crafted with heart.
Grandmother Koonce’s Oil Painting
This red barn painting, set against a mountain backdrop, may not hang in a gallery, but it holds my heart. My Grandmother Koonce painted it, and it survived a devastating fire that destroyed much of their home. To me, it’s a symbol of resilience and family roots.
Our walls aren’t just decorated—they’re filled with memories, stories, and a whole lot of heart.
Which piece would you hang in your home?
