Tropical Print Tablecloth
Linens block-printed with local leaf patterns, reflecting the casual and outdoor-dining culture of the beach bars.
For Jost Van Dyke, the strongest pieces are usually the ones with a local use you can explain without stretching the story.
Souvenirs from Jost Van Dyke should feel specific at close range, through finish, ingredients, shape, or daily use.
Linens block-printed with local leaf patterns, reflecting the casual and outdoor-dining culture of the beach bars.
An accessory made of fragrant aromatic wood beads that hold their scent, common among beach-dwelling artisans.
A clay model representing the guiding lights that protect ships in the notoriously tricky Caribbean currents.
A piece of polished gemstone that mimics the color of the Caribbean water, encased in simple silver wire.
Frames built from washed-up wood found on the white sand beaches, preserving the rustic aesthetic of the cove.
A small-scale replica of the local water taxis used to ferry passengers to and from the famous beach clubs.
A vessel woven from marine-grade cordage, showcasing the essential knot-tying skills required for island life.
A preserve made from the tart, salty berries of the coastal sea grape tree, a true taste of the island's flora.
A coarse, durable mat woven from husk fibers, perfect for keeping sand out of coastal island bungalows.
A heavy metal bell used by sailors to signal arrivals, now a popular decorative item for homes.