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Adabrock Weaving Company produces handwoven contemporary Harris Tweed, and beautiful handcrafted lampshades, cushions and throws.

“Adabrock Weaving - Bringing the Outer Hebrides into your home”

Alice is an artist and printmaker who creates island inspired prints, gifts and homewares.

Borgh Pottery has been the working studio of potter Sue Blair since 1978.

Situated on the main road in Borve, this rustic mini market sells a variety of groceries, newspapers and local goods.

Carthannas Nis is a community charity shop based on Cross-Skigersta Road, Ness.

Comunn Eachdraidh Nis, Ness Historical Society, has a gift shop with a wide range of locally-made items including Harris Tweed goods, local knitwear, publications and the Essence of Harris range of candles, with their own exclusive candle ‘Soirée', which is inspired by a local story, featuring inside every box.

Cross Stores is a licensed, well stocked country supermarket and butcher - home of the famous Ness Black Pudding!

A quirky shed on the main road selling fresh eggs

Artists Ruth Odell and David Greenall produce paintings based on the landscape and occupations of the islands.

Working studio and gallery above the harbour and beach at Port of Ness displaying the work of Anthony J Barber.

Janis and Robert Scott are the owners of this unusual gallery which displays the work of numerous recognised artists who share between them a love of Hebridean landscapes and seascapes.

ScentiNess is a small local business which makes home fragrances, including candles, wax melts and reed diffusers.

An eclectic mix of antiques! They specialise in maritime, nautical and salvage antiques but also have a large collection of furniture, silver, jewellery, textiles, artwork and Hebridean artefacts. New stock arrives daily.

The Swainbost Shop is a licensed mini market selling a wide range of fresh and frozen foods, toiletries, firewood, newspapers and confectionery. They are also the only provider of fuel in Ness.

A converted caravan selling trinkets, handmade crafts and other local goodies.

The Hebridean Community Garden is a new horticultural project . Our beautiful and sustainable green includes a sensory garden, three polycrubs, extensive raised beds, a working shed, drystone walls and an outdoor classroom for environmental education.

A self-service laundrette facility, which contains three large tumble dryer and two large washing machines. All of these machines are coin operated.

Not only a campervan site but they also sell fresh eggs and homemade brownies