Photo feature: Holiday shopping on the bluff

Published 12:00 am Sunday, November 29, 2015

By Ben Hillyer

The Mississippi River bluff was filled with art and other creative crafts during the Natchez Art Assocaition’s Art on the Bluff. Sarah Carey displays her scarves dyed with indigo and other dyes using a traditional Japanese technique.

The Mississippi River bluff was filled with art and other creative crafts during the Natchez Art Association’s Art on the Bluff. Sarah Carey displays her scarves dyed with indigo and other dyes using a traditional Japanese technique. (Ben Hillyer/The Natchez Democrat)

Tourists and local visit the various tents filled with art, including dog collars made to look like traditional collars and bow ties.

Tourists and local visit the various tents filled with art, including dog collars made to look like traditional collars and bow ties. (Ben Hillyer/The Natchez Democrat)

Judy Wiggins looks at the colorful mobiles hanging in Carolyn Wier’s booth Saturday. (Ben Hillyer/The Natchez Democrat)

Judy Wiggins looks at the colorful mobiles hanging in Carolyn Wier’s booth Saturday. (Ben Hillyer/The Natchez Democrat)

 

 

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