OUTER BANKS GIFTS BLOG — Beach Treasures in Duck

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Step by Step...My, How We've Grown!

Posted by Lisa Mann · April 18, 2019

From the simple to the sublime, Beach Treasures in Duck is quite unique – now filled with a vast collection of gemstone jewelry, art from nearly 40 local artists, and a robust line of popular Outer Banks Gifts. Just last year, we enhanced our online shopping experience by creating two separate sites – Outer Banks Gifts Online, for collectibles, art, and many OBX favorites; and Beach Treasures Online exclusively for our jewelry.

Take Time to Stop & Smell the Sunset

Posted by Lisa Mann · April 04, 2019

We live in a beautiful place. The Outer Banks is one of those special places where we can enjoy a sunrise and a sunset each and every day --and it occurred to me that around here, while most of generally can’t (or won’t) stop to smell the roses, we do stop and smell the sunset.

Natural Expressions | Outer Banks Artist, Diane Luke Barth

Posted by Lisa Mann · March 21, 2019

A step inside Beach Treasures in Duck provides another kind of opportunity to see the nature we cherish here on this fragile barrier island…but through the eyes of many of our local artisans. Diane Luke Barth, Kill Devil Hills resident and local artist, is beloved for how she expresses her passion for horses and nature such as the variety found on the Outer Banks. From eye to brush to canvas, Diane has a unique way of painting wildlife, sometimes combining horses with other nature-related subject matter.

Outer Banks Gifts Blog features "Fierce and Free, The Wild Horses of the Outer Banks | John Sams Photography©"

Posted by Lisa Mann · March 07, 2019

Young and young-at-heart…locals and visitors…seem to agree on one thing: the Wild Horses residing here on the Outer Banks are literally a beach treasure. As seen through the creative eye and lens of photographer John Sams, we get a glimpse of the ferocity and freedom of the magnificent horses living among us.

A Window to the Outer Banks: The Art of Rebeccah Rogers

Posted by Lisa Mann · February 21, 2019

In an period when we’re seeing pieces being salvaged, repurposed, and upscaled, old windows have become a popular container-of-sorts for memo boards, frames, mirrors, even room dividers…but in Rebeccah’s case, they became a canvas for her Outer Banks inspired art…

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