If you are looking for a diverse collection of handcrafts and fine arts made exclusively by American artisans, you are sure to find it at Sea Dragon Gallery.  For the past 12 years, the gallery in the Waterfront Shops in Duck has been offering works by more than 150 established and emerging artists, including some of the Outer Banks’ own talented artisans. From pottery and glass to metal and wood, every item in the gallery is carefully selected by owner Paula Myatt.

If jewelry is your passion, you will get lost in the gallery as you browse the large collection of stylish necklaces, earrings, bracelets and pins elegantly designed by American jewelry artists. Pottery lovers will revel in the colorful glazes that adorn bowls, platters, vases, casseroles and other pieces. If you like the off-beat, you will also enjoy Sea Dragon Gallery, where personalized service is paramount. The unexpected draws in customers again and again. Here you will find funky wall and table clocks, metal wall sculptures, smiling suns and creative animal paintings. Gems such as glass pumpkins and seahorses, brightly painted boards, elegant landscapes and local scenes also abound at the gallery. One thing is for sure, there is plenty to see at Sea Dragon Gallery. Be sure to call for off-season hours.

 


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