Caribelle Batik, situated within the historic Romney Manor on St. Kitts and Nevis, is a shop with a rich heritage. The manor, once owned by the great-great-great grandfather of Thomas Jefferson, now houses a vibrant array of fabrics and apparel, most of which are crafted on-site. Visitors can observe the intricate process of batik, an ancient dyeing technique, and purchase unique, hand-made souvenirs or gifts. The combination of historical setting and artisanal craftsmanship offers a distinctive experience, allowing guests to appreciate both the estate’s past and the present-day artistry.
Caribelle Batik at Romney Manor
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