FIBER ART BY CAROLA

Image of Sacred Circles Indigenous Geechee Design on Scarf
Indigenous Geechee Design on Organic Cotton Mull Cloth

Welcome to Fiber Art by Carola

Fiber Art by Carola is the design and retail branch of my creative process, a living archive of Indigenous Eastern Woodlands, and Gullah Geechee textile traditions. Here, every piece is medicine cloth: hand-dyed, hand-stitched, and filled with story.

Explore one-of-a-kind wearables, home goods, and heritage-rich textile art exhibited and sold in my studio at the Historic Mercy Hospital in Wilson, NC.

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Shop the Collection: One-of-a-kind indigo & plant-dyed pieces. Store opens on March 19th, my sweet dear momma’s birthday.

Behind the Scenes Look Inside My Studio: Scarves, shawls, bandannas, jewelry, quilts, and more.

Connect With My Teaching on LinkedIn: Follow my work in fiber arts, Indigenous fashion, and community education.


Meet the Artist Behind
Fiber Art by Carola

Wearing red madder dyed silk I designed.
Taken at my first red carpet event at the Indigenous Fashion Arts Festival in Toronto, Canada, June 2025.

I’m Carola Jones, an Indigenous teaching artist, storyteller, and maker rooted in Eastern Woodlands Tuscarora, Seminole, and Gullah Geechee textile traditions. My creative journey began under the community quilt frame on Daniel Hill in Wilson, NC, and continues today in my studio at the historic Mercy Hospital, the very place where I was born.

Indigenous Fashion Arts Festival


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My work exists to preserve the traditions of my ancestors, share the beauty of Indigenous fiber art, and reconnect people to slow, intentional making. STORE Opens On March 19, my momma’s birthday.