A holiday market featuring the work of local vendors is back for its seventh year.

The Bermuda National Trust’s annual pop-up shop returns at its headquarters in Paget, the historic home Waterville, at 2 Pomander Road.

The popular market specialises in unique, Bermudian-made items, some of which are one-of-a-kind exclusives.

The range of wares caters to children and adults.

Gifts and vendors include:

• Banana leaf angels by Ronnie Chameau

• Sun hats from Sarah Bray Bermuda

• Jewellery made by Rebecca Little

• Hand-painted pottery by Helle Pukk

• Locally hand-painted slate art by Diana Fearis

• Bermuda angel decorations by Sylvern Furbert

• Hand-painted scarfs and tea towels by Diane Maughan

• Locally made artisan soaps by Dayrosia

• Coasters by Anne Kermode

• Whimsical wooden crafts by Shelly & Anne

• Bermuda Cedar crafts made by Edward Cattell

• Journals and 2024 planners by Niamah Cann

• Tiny the Treefrog books by Elizabeth Mulderig

• Ikat velvet cushions and purses by Alex Allardyce

• Joan Aspinall’s hand-painted glassware, ornaments and books

• Bermudian-designed trays, coasters and bag tags by Meredith Andrews

• Handmade glass and silver jewellery by Maria McLeod Smith

• Bermuda Rum Cakes

• Handmade sea glass and antique glass jewellery by Drew Pettit of Triangle Designs

• Bermuda National Trust branded items including the 2023 tea towel depicting Verdmont, books, apparel, and more

The pop-up shop is open from Monday to Saturday, 10am to 4pm, until December 23.