Barbados Art Galleries

Medford Craft Village

Medford Mahogany and Craft Village, located just minutes from Bridgetown, has become the most highly recognised centre for genuine Barbadian mahogany souvenirs and gifts. Owned by self taught artist Dr. Reggie Medford, the three shops feature a beautiful array of hand carved birds, boats, fish, clocks and other local crafts. Best of all, visitors are free to watch, photograph or video tape the craftsmen as they work in and among piles of mahogany. A visit to Medford Craft Village immerses you into the world of Barbadian craftsmanship.

Located near Baxters Road, 4 minutes drive from town, on the RHS when approaching from the traffic lights in Eagle Hall.

Details

   Lower Barbarees Hill, St. Michael
   Tel: (246) 427-3179
   Ratings & Reviews

Reviews

Rated by Lydia Henry on 06/20/10
Enjoyed my purchase. It is a gift for my aunt's birthday. I know she will love that it is signed. Lydia Henry

Rated by David Whitelaw on 02/17/09
Just returned from a visit to Barbados and we had a most informative visit to the Craft Village. What a great guy is Dr Reggie - most unassuming but very talented. Was bought a unique root carving by my wife for my birthday and Dr Reggie signed it and posed for a photogragh. Back home the scupture is already being commented upon.
How can I get more?

Rated by John Scarlett on 01/25/09
Rated by John Scarlett on 01/24/09. My wife and I toured Dr. Medford's operation on a recent cruise. Very impressive. Bought two beautiful dolphin as unique Chrisymas gifts. Definitely worth a visit.

Rated by Carlene and Mike Funk on 05/17/07
Visited your shop and made a purchase.Love it.After arriving home, we would like to maybe get something else.However,can't find a website to order from.Can you help us?

Rated by carol bristow on 01/18/05
My daughter loved the dolphin I purchased, it was exquisite and the information about the history of the mahogany tree fascinating!

The lunch wasn't bad either!!!!!!!!

Many many thanks

Hope to come back one day soon.

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