Hand-spun Cotton Scarf
Textiles woven by mountain cooperatives using raw cotton grown in the fertile volcanic soil.
Roseau and Morne Trois Pitons asks for a slower look at where things are made, sold, cooked, and used. That is where the souvenirs begin to feel regional instead of interchangeable.
Ten regional finds chosen for how they handle material, flavor, use, and local identity in Roseau and Morne Trois Pitons.
Textiles woven by mountain cooperatives using raw cotton grown in the fertile volcanic soil.
Tiles featuring illustrations of the local exotic birds found within the forest preserve.
Intricately carved from dense, sustainable local timber to honor the island's abundant wildlife.
Preserved specimens of the lush rainforest canopy, showcasing the immense botanical diversity of the interior.
A sweet, spicy preserve that captures the intense flavors of the high-altitude rainforest gardens.
Sustainable drinking vessels polished and decorated with traditional patterns for serving local refreshments.
Mineral-rich mud sourced from the geothermal zones of the interior, used locally for centuries as a natural skin remedy.
A soothing, aromatic ointment made from plants foraged in the misty mountain foothills.
Essential cooling tools hand-plaited using durable palm fronds, a skill practiced by village elders for generations.
A traditional instrument that recreates the soothing sound of a tropical downpour, hand-crafted by forest artisans.