Bounty & Soul announces with gratitude, joy and inspiration that Libba Tracy, local ceramicist, will gift a generous percentage of the profits from the sale of her beautiful, intricately designed ceramic mugs she has created during this time of pandemic. Like many creatives who have found solace in their art, the artist’s process is a comfort, a slice of normalcy amid uncertainty and concern. She’s calling it Mug on a Mission, an endeavor designed to generate funds to help the many local community members who are food insecure.
“I know there are people out there who want to help,” said Tracy, “people who, like me, feel a need to help, but just aren’t sure how. I’m hoping to turn clay into meals for people in need. Fifty dollars a mug will go a long way in supporting those in our community. Mugs on a Mission is an avenue for people to contribute.”.
Tracy has now created 100 unique, beautifully designed, lusciously glazed, distinctive mugs and cups now available for purchase.
To purchase a Mug on a Mission visit the Black Mountain Center for the Arts located at 225 W. State St., visit blackmountainarts.org/shop or call 828-669-0930
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