Pawleys Pavilion

Pawleys PavilionPawleys Pavilion Archival Photograph by J. D. Miller Pawleys Pavilion is an iconic archival photograph by J. D. Miller that captures the heart of Pawleys Island at a moment in time locals know by heart. If you know, you know. This image preserves the beloved Pavilion in its heydayweathered wood glowing in coastal light, vintage cars lined out front, and beachgoers gathered on the steps as summer life unfolded around them. From 1931 to 1986, the

or kept on hand for special occasions

Lowcountry lovers

The gold frame is a hallmark of Jeanne’s pieces and adds depth

while muted greens and silvery reflections ripple gently through the tidal creek below

The scene feels timeless and relaxed

This charming set of blank notecards features The Family

and natural grace

while vivid hits of coral

and makes a meaningful gift for anyone who loves coastal art and authentic local craftsmanship

or any space that celebrates storytelling through art

Small and sturdy

” Painted in layered washes of plum