Royal Gazette: Bermuda wares on sale at BNT pop-up shop from Monday

A holiday market featuring the work of local vendors is back for its seventh year.

The Bermuda National Trust’s annual pop-up shop returns at its headquarters in Paget, the historic home Waterville, at 2 Pomander Road.

The popular market specialises in unique, Bermudian-made items, some of which are one-of-a-kind exclusives.

The range of wares caters to children and adults.

Gifts and vendors include:

Banana leaf angels by Ronnie Chameau
Sun hats from Sarah Bray Bermuda
Jewellery made by Rebecca Little
Hand-painted pottery by Helle Pukk
Locally hand-painted slate art by Diana Fearis
Bermuda angel decorations by Sylvern Furbert
Hand-painted scarfs and tea towels by Diane Maughan
Locally made artisan soaps by Dayrosia
Coasters by Anne Kermode
Whimsical wooden crafts by Shelly & Anne
Bermuda Cedar crafts made by Edward Cattell
Journals and 2024 planners by Niamah Cann
Tiny the Treefrog books by Elizabeth Mulderig
Ikat velvet cushions and purses by Alex Allardyce
Joan Aspinall’s hand-painted glassware, ornaments and books
Bermudian-designed trays, coasters and bag tags by Meredith Andrews
Handmade glass and silver jewellery by Maria McLeod Smith
Bermuda Rum Cakes
Handmade sea glass and antique glass jewellery by Drew Pettit of Triangle Designs
Bermuda National Trust branded items including the 2023 tea towel depicting Verdmont, books, apparel, and more

The pop-up shop is open from Monday to Saturday, 10am to 4pm, until December 23.