NEW! "Cabot Trail Hooked Rug," in the East Coast Tradition.

This charming piece celebrates the Cabot Trail and the beloved East Coast tradition of rug hooking—a folk art that has been passed down through generations of Maritime families. Rendered in the distinctive style of hooked rugs, this artwork captures the dramatic beauty of Cape Breton's most famous scenic drive through the warm, textured aesthetic of traditional Atlantic craft.

Rug hooking has been a Maritime tradition since the 1800s, when resourceful East Coast families created beautiful, functional rugs from scraps of fabric and wool. The craft became an art form, with patterns depicting local landscapes, wildlife, and scenes from daily life. This piece honors that tradition while celebrating the Cabot Trail—one of the world's most spectacular coastal drives.

The Cabot Trail winds through Cape Breton Highlands National Park, offering breathtaking views of the Gulf of St. Lawrence and the Atlantic Ocean. This artwork brings together two Maritime treasures—the natural beauty of the Trail and the handcraft heritage of rug hooking—creating a uniquely East Coast celebration of place and tradition.

Bring East Coast charm home—order this unique Cabot Trail artwork today!