Chase Allen is one of many independent and creative artisans on Daufuskie Island that have made quite the splash for being hard-to-get-to galleries. They have been collectively covered in national and regional magazines such as Coastal Living, Southern Living, Martha Stewart Living, Charleston Home, South, Charleston, Hilton Head Monthly, and more. Just to name a few…

  • Lancy & Emily Burn’s Silver Dew Pottery(est. 1996) create beautiful unique pottery which is modeled after American Indian pottery found on Daufuskie Island.  
  • Mike Loftus & Tony Chase. Tony and his partners joined together and formed The Daufuskie Island Rum Company where they have been distilling delicious rum on Daufuskie Island since 2014. Mike Loftus handcrafts exquisite wooden boats at his timber framed Daufuskie Wine and Woodworks(est. 2015).  He and his wife also provide a selection of local wine and beer.   
  • Daufuskie Blues offers beautiful indigo-dyed fabrics housed in the historical Maryfields School.  
  • For handcrafted soaps and body care products with an island flare, visit Daufuskie Peach.

Visit Daufuskie and learn about the rich Gullah, American Indian, and Civil War history that makes this bridgeless island so significant. Get a glimpse in to how Daufuskie Islanders exist today on a remote island.

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