Shopping -> INDStore FRI, JUN 3 3:00PM by Robin Hebert

New jewelry line exclusively at Eclectic Design

The name Feeding Asher originated comically when Misty Cook Corbell, local artist, was raising a growing—and hungry boy. Misty is no stranger to all things considered fashionable (you should see how clever she dresses), after all she has been a designer shoe buyer for a little more than 10 years. After being inspired by many jewelry lines, she decided to create her own line with her personal style. She focuses on trendy jewelry for frugal fashionistas of all ages. Feeding Asher Jewelry is created from vintage and recycled materials, so each piece is one of a kind.

Several boutiques throughout the region feature Feeding Asher, but locally you can find Misty’s creations at Eclectic Design & Interiors, located at 1116 B Coolidge Blvd next to LittleTown in the Oil Center. Pieces range from $50-150 dollars. Misty can also commission custom designs any sentimental pieces that you may have. Shout out to Misty, where’s my necklace!!!? I want one stat!

Eclectic Design & Interiors, in the Oil Center, has antiques, art and interiors that feature local artists, hand crafted jewelry, lighting and much more. Actually it’s a lovely place ran by two lovely ladies. For more information, please call 337-534-4841 or 337-278-4891.

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