Welcome To Made In Roatan - Meet The Artists:
We are so happy you have taken time to visit us on-line. Every dollar you spend here on jewellery and other handmade items goes directly to help support the artists and theior families. Choose an artist below and click to read their personal story and to visit their individual shops to see the items they have for sale.
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Hand tooled chain-link jewellery
Pedro is our youngest artist! He learned the art of making hand tooled chain-link jewellery from his recently deceased father.
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Hand Cut & Polished Jade
Yourgin is a true Islander, working hard to support his family by hand tooling some of the finest Jade jewellery you will ever see.
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Coconut Jewellery
Susana is a very creative third generation Islander. Presently she is providing for her family by dabbling in carved coconut jewellery.
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Crocheted Bracelets
Joan and her daughters have learned to create beautiful hand crotcheted bracelets with stones and beads in a rainbow of colours.
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Home Remedies Book
Zenola watched her grandmother use natural medicines for all manner of cuts, scrapes and diseases and has now published a home remedy book.
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Beaded Jewellery
Angela & Cristy are teen sisters that support their family of seven by making beautiful beaded necklaces and bracelets using donated materials.
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Recycled Metal Art
Roatanian men and women, led by renowned artist Adam Hunt produce beautifully colourful artwork using recycled metal products found around the island.
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Bead & Shell Jewellery
Kendi and her brother are the sole providers for her their family. Kendi always has a smile when she works with beads to make beautiful jewellery.
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Hand Sewn Items
Roatanian women are learning English as well as sewing skills, through donated equipment and materials. Most are the bread winners for their families, and some support extended families as well.
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Beaded Jewellery
Bob & Debi like to put their creative talents to work as well. It costs them about $40 per week for shop operations so your help in purchasing their crafts really helps them out!
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REAL Island Life Book
Carolina Brooks has lived her whole life on Roatan. Hers is a story of pain, abuse and hardship, without the support of parents. But hers is also a story of survival thanks to a simple faith in God. Read her story and improve her life at the same time!
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