Seaglass Jewelry (Handmade)
Unique jewelry pieces crafted from genuine seaglass found on the island's shores, polished by the ocean's tides.
For Saint John's and English Harbour, the strongest pieces are usually the ones with a local use you can explain without stretching the story.
Ten regional finds chosen for how they handle material, flavor, use, and local identity in Saint John's and English Harbour.
Unique jewelry pieces crafted from genuine seaglass found on the island's shores, polished by the ocean's tides.
Architectural blueprint style prints of iconic historical buildings found within Saint John's or English Harbour, celebrating their heritage.
A collection of aromatic spice rubs featuring authentic Caribbean flavors, perfect for adding local zest to cooking.
A set of coasters adorned with charming hand-painted scenes of the island's picturesque beaches and turquoise waters.
Artistic carvings made from polished coconut shells, often depicting local flora, fauna, or abstract designs, celebrating natural island materials.
An informative book detailing the rich history of Nelson's Dockyard, a UNESCO World Heritage site, its naval significance, and restoration.
A decorative ornament intricately woven to resemble a traditional Caribbean fish pot, symbolizing the island's fishing heritage.
A decorative cushion cover featuring a hand-stitched anchor motif, reflecting the strong nautical tradition and sailing culture.
A detailed miniature replica of a historical naval cannon, symbolizing the significant maritime and colonial past of English Harbour.
A convenient powdered mix for preparing the classic Caribbean rum punch, encapsulating the festive spirit of the islands.