
Orkney
Sheila Fleet Kirk Gallery
A jeweller's gallery and café in a converted Orkney kirk.
Welcome
Sheila Fleet has been designing jewellery in Orkney for fifty years, and the enamelled colours she is known for come off the islands themselves: the blue-greens of the sea, the ochres of the winter hill, the north lights.
The Kirk Gallery at Tankerness is a converted church: the work is shown where the pews were, the workshop is close by, and there is a café for lunch. Everything is designed and made on Orkney.

Before you go
- How long
- Three quarters of an hour to two hours
- Their website
- sheilafleet.com
- Telephone
- 01856 861758
Where it is
Tankerness, Orkney.
Close byThe rest of Orkney, near at hand.
Highland Park DistilleryOrkney's whisky distillery on the edge of Kirkwall since 1798, with tours, tastings without booking and a shop.6 miles12 min by road
St Magnus CathedralBegun in 1137 for a murdered earl, and still the centre of Kirkwall.6 miles12 min by road
The Orcadian BookshopThe Orcadian newspaper's bookshop on Albert Street, Kirkwall, for Orkney books, maps and gifts.6 miles12 min by road
Orkney Wireless MuseumRadio, radar and wartime listening on Scapa Flow, at Kiln Corner.6 miles12 min by road
Helgi’sA small Viking-themed pub on the Kirkwall harbour front, with home-cooked food and a good run of malts; over 18s only.6 miles12 min by road
Hidden Scotland, the magazine
Scotland, in print.
Every photograph commissioned, every word written by somebody who went. Printed twice a year, made in Scotland.
Find out more
For further reading, before you go.








