Charleston Crafts, Charleston

Located just across the street from Tommy Condon's Irish Pub & Restaurant, this gallery is a dedicated showcase for the exceptional craftsmanship of South Carolina's finest artists. The exhibitions here encompass a wide range of artistic mediums, including clay, fiber, wood, jewelry, metals, glass, photography, paper, traditional crafts, basketry, leatherwork, toy making, and even the art of soap making. The selection of exhibitors is carefully curated by a panel of fellow artists and gallery owners, ensuring that the displayed works meet the highest standards of craftsmanship.

Charleston Crafts Gallery offers an extensive array of gift options, spanning the spectrum from traditional to contemporary, utilitarian to decorative, and affordable to exclusive. Whether you're seeking a unique keepsake or a distinctive gift, this gallery has something for everyone. Additionally, the gallery keeps things fresh and engaging with ever-changing demonstrations and featured craft artists, making each visit a unique and enriching experience.

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Sight Name: Charleston Crafts
Sight Location: Charleston, USA (See walking tours in Charleston)
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