For self-taught artist Jessica Wilson-Thille, it all starts with a simple thread.
Specializing in metal and macramé, Jessica’s jewelry journey began during her travels in South America, where the intricate jewelry designs of local street artisans captivated her. Learning the trade, Jessica became an artisan herself, selling her wares to support further adventures.
Years later, she continues to craft with wonder at heart through her Greenville-based business, Anthropoloca. From fluorescent earrings to macramé cuffs, her works catch the eye with their vibrancy and unique design. But for Jessica, it’s the connections that matter: “My work is founded in the belief that art and creation not only empower us, but connect us to each other through the stories we weave and share.”
Find Anthropoloca locally at Custard Boutique, or online at anthropolocastudio.com.
Photography by Paul Mehaffey
