Sullivans Island Tapestries

This Sullivans Beach, South Carolina design showcases an endearing mermaid at its center, exuding a charming and playful vibe. The name "Sullivans Beach, South Carolina" is displayed, paying homage to this beloved coastal beach community.

This vintage script palmetto design features Sullivan's Island, a picturesque South Carolina barrier island on the Atlantic coast near Charleston, known for its rich history and pristine beaches. Steeped in colonial and Civil War heritage, the island offers visitors a tranquil retreat with a mix of historic sites, charming architecture, and scenic coastal landscapes.

Celebrate the beauty of Sullivan's Island, South Carolina with this coastal treasures souvenir design. This design features a sand dollar, a seashell, and vibrant yellow jessamine flowers, encapsulating the essence of the coast. Choose from a range of quality souvenirs to make your memories last. Cherish your Sullivan's Island experience with this enchanting keepsake.

William Jasper raised the flag on its broken pole and rallied the men during the Battle of Sullivan’s Island.

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"Sunset" is from the Jan Marvin Studios Beach Gallery. This is a photo of a peaceful sunset at Sullivan's Island beach in Charleston, SC. Jan Marvin creates art that conveys 'The Art of Joy' which is communicated through her unique style of art. As a nature lover, her art has an organic and whimsical quality while utilizing rich, saturated colors. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED, COPYRIGHT PROTECTED

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William Jasper raised the flag on its broken pole and rallied the men during the Battle of Sullivan’s Island.

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Where are y'all from? I'm from Sullivans Island South Carolina - a gift or souvenir from one of the best and most beautiful home towns in South Carolina.

Vintage Charleston, SC

Celebrate your love for Sullivan's Island South Carolina with this original artwork of a blue crab, one of South Carolina's most well known beach creatures.

When Leanne Daley decided to open a fish and chips place on South Carolina's Sullivan's Island in 1984, she asked her young sons what she should call it. Next thing you know, a sign that said 'Mama's Fish and Chips' was being hoisted into place. For the next 23 years, Mama's served up traditional fish and chips to locals and visitors alike, all using daily catch fish and Leanne's signature batter recipe that kept them coming back for more.