Crafted in the Lowcountry Awards - Makers' Guide

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2019 Crafted in the Lowcountry Contest Winners LOCAL LIFE PRESENTS:

Makers’ Guide LOCAL HOME WINNER

LOCAL DRINK WINNER

WDESIGN STUDIO

HILTON HEAD DISTILLERY

The product: The Credenza-Za Where it was crafted: Hardeeville What makes it great: This stylish and functional piece is an original design by William De Torre. It is truly one of a kind, made almost entirely of re-claimed barn wood (black walnut and spalted maple) that was sourced locally in Levy. The doors track all the way around to the back and appear to be floating. The tambour doors and solid walnut dovetailed drawers have shark fin pulls. “We think from our search online that the solid wood, wave wall and tambour doors have never been done before,” De Torre said. “Creating anything truly unique is very difficult.” Find it: 843-816-6162, wdesignstudiolighting.com

The product: Mountain Peak Espresso Flavored Rum Where it was crafted: Hilton Head Island What makes it great: Created from pure molasses and real, fresh-roasted coffee, this spirit is the perfect marriage between West-Indies-style rum and robust espresso. Jamaican Blue Mountain coffee beans are some of the rarest and most desired in the world. To create this drink, the team at Hilton Head Distillery hand steeps the beans in its Platinum White Rum, resulting in bright, bold espresso flavor with a subtle creamy sweetness. It’s the perfect rum for coffee lovers. “We use cloud-sourced​alkaline water to proof down the spirit to 40 percent alcohol (80 proof), giving it a smooth mouthfeel and unbeatable drinkability,” distiller Peter Thompson said. Find it: Most liquor stores, hiltonheaddistillery.com

LOCAL FOOD WINNER

SPROUT MOMMA

The product: Sprout Momma Breads Where it was crafted: Hilton Head Island What makes it great: These artisan breads are made from select ingredients, such as King Arthur organic flour and super sprouted flour from Lindley Mills. Sprouting greatly enhances the nutrition and digestibility of wheat. Many other ingredients come from their garden and local farmers. The bakery is owned and operated by Kim Tavino and her children, Abby and Ryan. The family was born and raised in the Lowcountry. “We handcraft all of our bread with love,” Tavino said. “The Lowcountry runs in our blood.” Find it: Farmers Market of Bluffton, Port Royal Farmers Market, The Market at Village at Wexford, local restaurants, 843-715-2649, sproutmomma.com

CRAFTED IN THE

LOWCOUNTRY EST.2019

A W S A R D IN PARTNERSHIP WITH

LOCAL STYLE WINNER

LOCAL CRAFTS WINNER

ISLAND INDIGO

WILD WOOD RESCUE AND DESIGNS

The product: Indigo dyed 100% silk scarves Where it was crafted: Lady’s Island What makes it great: Island Indigo textiles are individually designed, intricately bound and handdyed in a natural indigo vat on Lady’s Island. Each piece is unique. The mother-daughter team draws inspiration from the surrounding water and from local historical heroine Eliza Pinckney (1722-1739), who perfected the intricate process of extracting potent blue dye from the green leaves of the indigo plant. The project is a creative outlet and brings purpose and joy to the mother, Lydia Beason, who continues her battle with brain cancer. A portion of each sale is donated to brain cancer research. Find it: IslandIndigoGals@Etsy.com

The product: Driftwood cheese board/serving tray Where it was crafted: Bluffton What makes it great: This unique serving tray is made with locally harvested driftwood. It has a metallic blue inlay, where a wormhole tunnel used to be and Lichtenberg figures made with 12,000 volts of electricity that resembles lightning. The handles are also driftwood that were shaped into the piece. “It’s wherever my imagination takes me when I look at a piece of wood,” Roberto Rodriguez said. “Ninety percent of the wood I find has potential.” Find it: Palmetto Bluff Provisions, wildwoodrescue.com

LOCAL ART WINNER

JULIE JONES ARTWORK

Where it was crafted: Hilton Head Plantation What makes it great: Jones is a native of Hilton Head Island. Her love of the island shows through in her colorful, oversized art. Her most notable works include oysters, marshscapes and marine life. “My works represent the vibrancy of our island environment through subject, color, style and form,” Jones said. “I love to paint and I love where I live. The two have come together harmoniously.” Find it: Copper Penny, So Sandra, Etsy, juliejonesartwork.com

GRAND PRIZE WINNER

WDESIGN STUDIO


2019 Crafted in the Lowcountry Contest Participants LOCAL ART

LOCAL CRAFTS

LOCAL DRINKS

LOCAL FOOD

LOCAL HOME

LOCAL STYLE

BEE-TOWN MEAD & CIDER

JUKE JOINT SWEETS

AL & HARRY’S HOME FASHIONS

HILTON HEAD JEWELS

AUNT LAURIE’S GIFT BASKETS auntlauries.com

BEAD STUDIO + DESIGN blessingbeadsstudio.com

DEB STAUB DESIGNS DebStaubDesigns.com

FIRE & PINE fireandpine.com

beetownmeadandcider.com

jukejointsweets.com

alandharryhome.com

LOCAL CATS, CATS OF BLUFFTON BO ART

Boarthhi.com

IRONART BY KEVIN Kevin Lawless 843-290-3340

JULIE JONES ARTWORK juliejonesartwork.com

LISA GILYARD RIVERS ART charlie-gilyard.artistwebsites.com

MAY RIVER WILDLIFE CARVING Bob Berman 843-757-1038

MIRAMIRA STUDIO ART miramirastudio.com

RANDALL ART

fastframe.com/hiltonheadisland

SIGNORE COASTAL ART signorecoastalart.com

BUONA TERRA WOODWORKS

Monica Tovar, tovart25.com

buonaterrawoodworks.com

LOWCOUNTRY LETTERING

Kevin Lawless 843-290-3340

LOWCOUNTRY LINENS lowcountrylinens.com

ISLAND INDIGO

MOONRIVER POTTERY

PALMETTO POPS

moonriverpottery.com

palmettopopshhi.com

BEACH BISCUIT MY LOW COUNTRY ANGELS mylowcountryangels.com

ISLAND INDIGO

IslandIndigoGals@Etsy.com

IRONART BY KEVIN

lowcountrylettering.com

beachbiscuitlove.com

843-384-7133 Etsy

SPROUT MOMMA DAUFUSKIE ISLAND DISTILLERY daufuskierum.com

POCKETS FULL OF SUNSHINE

843-715-2649 sproutmomma.com

SWEET DOUGHSIGNS BY KELLY sweetdoughsigns.com

pocketsfullofsun.org

THE COTTAGE

IslandIndigoGals@Etsy.com

REDFISHREX 704-345-3812

SERGIO RAYNAL FINE CUSTOM WOODWORKING sergioraynal.com

SIGNATURE CABINETRY AND CLOSETS OF THE LOW COUNTRY

LITTLE FISH BOATEAK littlefishboateak.com

LOGAN LEGGS

PRESERVATION TREE ART

thecottagebluffton.com

signatureclosetsandcabinetry.com

Logan Edelman 843-368-4397

TAYLOE POTTERY

thejuicehivebluffton.com

THE JUICE HIVE

SIGNORE COASTAL ART

OLD TOWN ENGRAVERS

preservationtreeart.com

tayloepottery.com

THE GUSSIED GATOR Amanda Eayrs 843-505-0694

WILD WOOD RESCUE AND DESIGNS wildwoodrescue.com

signorecoastalart.com

WDESIGN STUDIO

GRIND COFFEE ROASTERS

843-816-6162 wdesignstudiolighting.com

HILTON HEAD DISTILLERY

WILD WOOD RESCUE AND DESIGNS

grindroasters.com

hiltonheaddistillery.com

TIGER BUTTER CO. tigerbutterco.com

wildwoodrescue.com

oldtownengravers.com

R M ORIGINALS rm-originals.com

ROSEY RAPPS roseyrapps.com

THE SILVER GARDEN thesilvergarden.net


2019 Crafted in the Lowcountry Contest Participants LOCAL ART

LOCAL CRAFTS

LOCAL DRINKS

LOCAL FOOD

LOCAL HOME

LOCAL STYLE

BEE-TOWN MEAD & CIDER

JUKE JOINT SWEETS

AL & HARRY’S HOME FASHIONS

HILTON HEAD JEWELS

AUNT LAURIE’S GIFT BASKETS auntlauries.com

BEAD STUDIO + DESIGN blessingbeadsstudio.com

DEB STAUB DESIGNS DebStaubDesigns.com

FIRE & PINE fireandpine.com

beetownmeadandcider.com

jukejointsweets.com

alandharryhome.com

LOCAL CATS, CATS OF BLUFFTON BO ART

Boarthhi.com

IRONART BY KEVIN Kevin Lawless 843-290-3340

JULIE JONES ARTWORK juliejonesartwork.com

LISA GILYARD RIVERS ART charlie-gilyard.artistwebsites.com

MAY RIVER WILDLIFE CARVING Bob Berman 843-757-1038

MIRAMIRA STUDIO ART miramirastudio.com

RANDALL ART

fastframe.com/hiltonheadisland

SIGNORE COASTAL ART signorecoastalart.com

BUONA TERRA WOODWORKS

Monica Tovar, tovart25.com

buonaterrawoodworks.com

LOWCOUNTRY LETTERING

Kevin Lawless 843-290-3340

LOWCOUNTRY LINENS lowcountrylinens.com

ISLAND INDIGO

MOONRIVER POTTERY

PALMETTO POPS

moonriverpottery.com

palmettopopshhi.com

BEACH BISCUIT MY LOW COUNTRY ANGELS mylowcountryangels.com

ISLAND INDIGO

IslandIndigoGals@Etsy.com

IRONART BY KEVIN

lowcountrylettering.com

beachbiscuitlove.com

843-384-7133 Etsy

SPROUT MOMMA DAUFUSKIE ISLAND DISTILLERY daufuskierum.com

POCKETS FULL OF SUNSHINE

843-715-2649 sproutmomma.com

SWEET DOUGHSIGNS BY KELLY sweetdoughsigns.com

pocketsfullofsun.org

THE COTTAGE

IslandIndigoGals@Etsy.com

REDFISHREX 704-345-3812

SERGIO RAYNAL FINE CUSTOM WOODWORKING sergioraynal.com

SIGNATURE CABINETRY AND CLOSETS OF THE LOW COUNTRY

LITTLE FISH BOATEAK littlefishboateak.com

LOGAN LEGGS

PRESERVATION TREE ART

thecottagebluffton.com

signatureclosetsandcabinetry.com

Logan Edelman 843-368-4397

TAYLOE POTTERY

thejuicehivebluffton.com

THE JUICE HIVE

SIGNORE COASTAL ART

OLD TOWN ENGRAVERS

preservationtreeart.com

tayloepottery.com

THE GUSSIED GATOR Amanda Eayrs 843-505-0694

WILD WOOD RESCUE AND DESIGNS wildwoodrescue.com

signorecoastalart.com

WDESIGN STUDIO

GRIND COFFEE ROASTERS

843-816-6162 wdesignstudiolighting.com

HILTON HEAD DISTILLERY

WILD WOOD RESCUE AND DESIGNS

grindroasters.com

hiltonheaddistillery.com

TIGER BUTTER CO. tigerbutterco.com

wildwoodrescue.com

oldtownengravers.com

R M ORIGINALS rm-originals.com

ROSEY RAPPS roseyrapps.com

THE SILVER GARDEN thesilvergarden.net


2019 Crafted in the Lowcountry Contest Winners LOCAL LIFE PRESENTS:

Makers’ Guide LOCAL HOME WINNER

LOCAL DRINK WINNER

WDESIGN STUDIO

HILTON HEAD DISTILLERY

The product: The Credenza-Za Where it was crafted: Hardeeville What makes it great: This stylish and functional piece is an original design by William De Torre. It is truly one of a kind, made almost entirely of re-claimed barn wood (black walnut and spalted maple) that was sourced locally in Levy. The doors track all the way around to the back and appear to be floating. The tambour doors and solid walnut dovetailed drawers have shark fin pulls. “We think from our search online that the solid wood, wave wall and tambour doors have never been done before,” De Torre said. “Creating anything truly unique is very difficult.” Find it: 843-816-6162, wdesignstudiolighting.com

The product: Mountain Peak Espresso Flavored Rum Where it was crafted: Hilton Head Island What makes it great: Created from pure molasses and real, fresh-roasted coffee, this spirit is the perfect marriage between West-Indies-style rum and robust espresso. Jamaican Blue Mountain coffee beans are some of the rarest and most desired in the world. To create this drink, the team at Hilton Head Distillery hand steeps the beans in its Platinum White Rum, resulting in bright, bold espresso flavor with a subtle creamy sweetness. It’s the perfect rum for coffee lovers. “We use cloud-sourced​alkaline water to proof down the spirit to 40 percent alcohol (80 proof), giving it a smooth mouthfeel and unbeatable drinkability,” distiller Peter Thompson said. Find it: Most liquor stores, hiltonheaddistillery.com

LOCAL FOOD WINNER

SPROUT MOMMA

The product: Sprout Momma Breads Where it was crafted: Hilton Head Island What makes it great: These artisan breads are made from select ingredients, such as King Arthur organic flour and super sprouted flour from Lindley Mills. Sprouting greatly enhances the nutrition and digestibility of wheat. Many other ingredients come from their garden and local farmers. The bakery is owned and operated by Kim Tavino and her children, Abby and Ryan. The family was born and raised in the Lowcountry. “We handcraft all of our bread with love,” Tavino said. “The Lowcountry runs in our blood.” Find it: Farmers Market of Bluffton, Port Royal Farmers Market, The Market at Village at Wexford, local restaurants, 843-715-2649, sproutmomma.com

CRAFTED IN THE

LOWCOUNTRY EST.2019

A W S A R D IN PARTNERSHIP WITH

LOCAL STYLE WINNER

LOCAL CRAFTS WINNER

ISLAND INDIGO

WILD WOOD RESCUE AND DESIGNS

The product: Indigo dyed 100% silk scarves Where it was crafted: Lady’s Island What makes it great: Island Indigo textiles are individually designed, intricately bound and handdyed in a natural indigo vat on Lady’s Island. Each piece is unique. The mother-daughter team draws inspiration from the surrounding water and from local historical heroine Eliza Pinckney (1722-1739), who perfected the intricate process of extracting potent blue dye from the green leaves of the indigo plant. The project is a creative outlet and brings purpose and joy to the mother, Lydia Beason, who continues her battle with brain cancer. A portion of each sale is donated to brain cancer research. Find it: IslandIndigoGals@Etsy.com

The product: Driftwood cheese board/serving tray Where it was crafted: Bluffton What makes it great: This unique serving tray is made with locally harvested driftwood. It has a metallic blue inlay, where a wormhole tunnel used to be and Lichtenberg figures made with 12,000 volts of electricity that resembles lightning. The handles are also driftwood that were shaped into the piece. “It’s wherever my imagination takes me when I look at a piece of wood,” Roberto Rodriguez said. “Ninety percent of the wood I find has potential.” Find it: Palmetto Bluff Provisions, wildwoodrescue.com

LOCAL ART WINNER

JULIE JONES ARTWORK

Where it was crafted: Hilton Head Plantation What makes it great: Jones is a native of Hilton Head Island. Her love of the island shows through in her colorful, oversized art. Her most notable works include oysters, marshscapes and marine life. “My works represent the vibrancy of our island environment through subject, color, style and form,” Jones said. “I love to paint and I love where I live. The two have come together harmoniously.” Find it: Copper Penny, So Sandra, Etsy, juliejonesartwork.com

GRAND PRIZE WINNER

WDESIGN STUDIO


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