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The Studio

100 Taylor Street, Nashville

Reliquary is housed in Suite 22A of the Taylor Arts Building, a shared creative complex at 100 Taylor Street in North Nashville. The building is home to a constellation of artists working across mediums; the sanctuary takes one room within it.

Address

Reliquary
100 Taylor Street, Suite 22A
Nashville, TN 37208

Hours

Monday through Sunday · 11:00 AM – 5:00 PM
By appointment only — walk-ins are not accepted.

Getting in

Park in the gravel lot off Taylor Street. Enter through the building’s main door — Suite 22A is roughly fifty feet straight ahead, on the left.

The room

The studio is intimate by design — not a chair on a showroom floor, but a small chapel where one piece at a time is made. The walls accumulate the sacred objects of the practice as it deepens. Light is warm. Music is chosen for the day.

Sadie at the tattoo bench inside Reliquary's Nashville studio, the hand-painted Reliquary wordmark on the wall behind her, with shelves of sacred objects and hanging plants.The Reliquary altar wall — figurines, dried flowers, crystals, skulls, and small relics arranged on shelves beneath the hand-painted wordmark.Macro detail of studio shelves — figurines and a bone arranged on fur.A small painted portrait beside Funko Pop figurines and a Psyduck on a wooden shelf.An Appa figurine on the studio shelf among other characters and dried plants.A book titled 'Smut' tucked among hanging plants, a shell sculpture, and a flamenco figurine on the studio shelves.The studio's lounge corner — a green velvet day bed with cushions, a macrame curtain, and two demon-faced anime paintings on a reclaimed-wood wall.Hanging purple wisteria, disco balls, and a painted portrait near the studio's entrance.

Visiting

The inquiry door is the parchment scroll on the front page of this site. There is no front desk and no phone line — the inquiry form is how a visit is requested.

part of the common garden