Lace Scarf
A beautifully handmade lace scarf featuring traditional Saint-Pierrais and Miquelonnais patterns, often used as a stylish accessory.
Miquelon rewards a more careful kind of browsing. The goal is to leave with something useful, tactile, or giftable rather than a token that only says where it was bought.
A practical city edit of gifts and made objects that feel worth packing, using, sharing, or placing at home.
A beautifully handmade lace scarf featuring traditional Saint-Pierrais and Miquelonnais patterns, often used as a stylish accessory.
Hand-carved wooden beads, often strung into necklaces or bracelets, featuring traditional Miquelonnais patterns.
A large, handwoven tapestry featuring traditional Miquelonnais patterns, often used as wall art or bedding.
A small, handcrafted model of a traditional fishing boat, often made from local wood and depicting the unique boats of Miquelon.
A set of wooden spoons carved from local hardwoods, often used in traditional cooking and sold as a practical souvenir.
A small, handcrafted music box made from local wood, playing traditional Miquelonnais tunes.
Small wooden figures from Miquelon are usually carved as simple keepsakes or shelf pieces, sometimes echoing maritime, animal, or village themes. The material and scale connect them to Saint Pierre and Miquelon’s local craft environment, where woodwork sits comfortably beside fishing, boats, and island domestic life.
A ceramic mug hand-painted with traditional Miquelonnais designs, perfect for enjoying local coffee or tea.
Hand-painted pottery featuring traditional Miquelonnais designs, often used for serving food or as decorative pieces.
Made from reeds, grasses, or other flexible plant fibers, a handwoven basket is a practical household object with a textured, natural finish. In Miquelon, it fits the island’s rural and coastal life, where baskets suit gathering, storage, and modest home decoration in a cool North Atlantic setting.