For us at the Bluff, gift-giving is nothing short of an art form. Selecting the perfect gift does more than check a name off a list—it colorfully expresses how we feel about those who make our spirits bright and just how well we really know them. The characters in our lives are not mass-produced and don’t belong in any one-size-fits-all box, so the gifts we give them should be equally as wild, wonder-filled, and full of warmth. We’ve curated our 2018 Holiday Gift Guide to reflect the passions, pastimes, and endearing peculiarities that make our loved ones so lovable. Full of items with uncommon intrigue made by some of our favorite Southern makers and new artists to watch, this is a list of gifts to remember for the characters you’ll never forget.
For The Sporting Sort
From hunting and fishing to bird-watching, this special breed always keeps their eyes on the prize. Level up their aim game this holiday season.
For the Wild at Heart
Whether they’re on the trail or reliving their discoveries through tall tales, every moment with them is an adventure. This holiday, find the way to their hearts with a road less traveled.
Three Brothers Boards
Blondie Paddleboard
Daytona Beach, Florida – $1,350
From winding the May River to traversing uncharted destinations, just imagine the stories this handmade paddleboard will tell.
For The Tribe And True
They never meet a stranger. They keep the family history. And they never forget a birthday. Because family and community are everything, give them more than a little something.
for the hosts with the most
In true Lowcountry fashion, their doors are always open. This holiday, celebrate them by keeping the good food and good times rolling.
Bittermilk Jar Bar
Charleston, South Carolina – $105
Perfect for their well-attended holiday parties, this bar in a jar makes sure every guest gets a taste of festive flair.
Classic Palmetto Silk Scarf
By Jessica O’Neill
New Orleans, Louisiana – $250
This Italian-made scarf was painted by Louisiana artist Jessica O’Neill during her time in the Lowcountry, producing an elegant accessory that keeps the landscape with them.
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