Woven Pandanus Placement Set
A set of four durable, heat-resistant table mats hand-woven from dried pandanus leaves harvested in central Anguilla.
Farrington is best searched at street level: counter displays, small shelves, food shops, and makers whose objects still feel connected to daily life in Anguilla.
This list follows the shop-counter details: material, freshness, finish, and whether the object still feels personal once it leaves Farrington.
A set of four durable, heat-resistant table mats hand-woven from dried pandanus leaves harvested in central Anguilla.
An original small oil painting on canvas capturing the pink-hued waters and wading birds of the local salt flats.
A rustic, hand-thrown clay vase made using traditional earthenware clay gathered from the agricultural veins of Farrington.
Dehydrated leaves of wild cerasee vine, a staple in Anguillan bush medicine used to cleanse the blood and aid digestion.
A highly durable stirring spoon carved from native Lignum Vitae (ironwood), known for its incredibly dense grain.
A simple, beachy choker necklace strung with tiny, colorful coquina shells hand-picked from the shoreline.
A hand-sanded, heart-shaped charm cut from discarded coconut shells, polished to a rich dark brown sheen.
A vibrant jelly combining sweet bell peppers with fiery local goat peppers, perfect for pairing with cream cheese.
A fine, green botanical powder made from shade-dried soursop leaves, used in relaxing bath steeps to reduce inflammation.
A jar pre-loaded with local cinnamon bark, cloves, dried orange, and bay leaves; just add your choice of white rum.