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Since opening in 2010, Artesano Boutique has dedicated themselves to supporting local and regional artists who create handmade, one-of-a-kind pieces.

They are deeply rooted in the local community, striving to promote creativity while fostering a sustainable future. Their Downtown Fort Walton Beach gallery is committed to showcasing artistry that celebrates both craftsmanship, environmental care, and contributing to a thriving local culture.

Artesano Boutique has been a vibrant part of Downtown Fort Walton Beach since 2010, offering a curated selection of handcrafted items from over 40 talented artists. From unique jewelry and pottery to fine art and home décor, we feature a wide variety of gifts suited for any budget, making it easy to find something special for everyone on your list.

184 Brooks Street SE,
Fort Walton Beach, FL 32548

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Queen of Sparkles

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Free Fins with Slater & Machado Surfboards

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