COLLECTION ONE
THE NASHVILLE SOUND
Built in 1957, RCA Studio B became known as the birthplace for the “Nashville Sound,” a style characterized by background vocals and strings that helped establish Nashville as an international recording center, located on Nashville’s Music Row.
COLLECTION ONE
THE NASHVILLE SOUND
Rhythmic mid-century pattern out of the studio era: concentric grooves, string lines, keyboard checks, vintage print geometry. The graphic language of the CMHOF archive’s session-era material.
COLLECTION T WO
RODEO AMERICANA
Fringe, tooled leather, cowhide, saddle-blanket stripe, inlaid boot tops, Nudie’s own advertising: the archive’s record of Western dress at its most performed.
COLLECTION T WO
RODEO AMERICANA
Iconic Country Western craft brought indoors: whipstitch edging, embossed hide, patchwork blocks, woven kilim bands, paisley and plaid across bedding, throws, pillows, and rugs.
COLLECTION THREE
TENNESSEE COUNTRY
Every instrument, costume, and tooled leather case carries the hand that made it. These designs draw on the craft behind country music, and the country life it never stopped remembering.
COLLECTION THREE
TENNESSEE COUNTRY
Appliqué, cross-stitch, quilting, and block print — floral sprays, songbirds, sampler motifs, gingham, ruffled trim. The ornamental hand behind Country Music’s embroidered stagewear, reimagined for the home.