Mackinaw Hats
Description: The original Teysen's was opened on Huron Ave. in Mackinaw City in 1926. Teysen's later moved a block south (across from the State Ferry Dock) around 1945 when the Michigan Central Railroad (who owned the property Teysen's was on) sold it to Greyhound and they built a bus station. That location later became Traverse Bay Woolen and is now Nonna Lisa's Italian Restaurant.
Description: A hand-drawn retro travel illustration of the Mackinac Bridge viewed from Straits State Park, Michigan. This vintage-inspired scene captures the long sweep of the bridge over the Straits of Mackinac, with open water and northern Michigan sky stretching beyond it. Made for Great Lakes travelers, Michigan locals, road-trippers, and anyone with a connection to one of the Midwest’s most recognizable landmarks.
Description: Celebrate your love for Michigan with this vintage-inspired travel featuring the iconic suspension bridge, a scenic lighthouse, and a ferry boat. Perfect for fans of the Great Lakes, maritime history, and summer vacations in northern Michigan. This classic aesthetic captures the beauty of the gateway to the island.
Description: Watercolor painting of Arch Rock using handmade watercolor paint made from responsibly and ethically collected pigments from the area of Mackinac Island, with permission and tobacco given. Arch Rock is sacred to the Anishinaabe (three fires) and a landmark of Mackinac Island, Michigan.
