Made in the South

Home runner-up Mollie Jenkins recently added lamps to her company’s classic ceramic offerings

The Home category and overall winner transforms downed urban trees into eye-catching planked dining tables

Food runners-up Shawn and Jenny Hatley bring lard back to the standard Southern pantry

Food runners-up Matt and Kori Wallace offer hand-crafted ketchups and mustard that go beyond burgers and fries

Outdoors runner-up Ian Balding’s Paddle Bateau is a cross between a stand-up paddleboard and a creek pirogue

Crafts runner-up Johnathan McKenzie’s cutting-board-and-knife set makes an eye-catching addition to any home bar

Crafts category winner Mariana Barran Goodall’s trousseau-worthy linens make guests feel extra special

Drink runner-up Jimmy Turner revives a family tradition in this Washington, D.C.-based bourbon

Crafts runner-up Tess Lindsey crafts handmade journals with the philosophy that every great thought needs a blank page to give it life

Style runner-up Jenni Earle Hopkins’s bandannas and hankies are hand-died and screen-printed with original drawings

Home runner-up ME Speak Design’s cocktail spoon combines Southern and Japanese styles

The Outdoors category winner is a portable fire pit-grill combo that can go from football games to backyard barbecues

Style category winner Kris and Alex Anderson’s sunglasses are tailor-made for style and sport

This drink runner-up from Atlanta, Georgia offers a fresh approach to the popular craft beverage

Drink runner-up Joe Heron channels his love of music into a top-notch brandy

Drink category winners and New Orleans mixologists Max J. Messier and Lauren Myerscough revive a lost tiki syrup

Food category winner and Virginia farmer James Faison believes bacon makes everything better—even sausage

Paul Schneider’s colorful handmade lamps have made the Texas potter a design-world darling

With the proper care, tin-lined copper cookware—like classic cast-iron—can last generations

The man behind Austin’s singular neon signs