Artists, Designers & Makers

Soham came to the field of jewellery-making after working as a factory-trained master Porsche mechanic for 25 years. He creates intricate pieces which are both traditional and modern.

Tangentyere Artists operates as a not-for-profit enterprise. Tangentyere Artists is a hub for art activities across 18 of the Town Camps of Mparntwe (Alice Springs).

Mokoh, founded by Trudy and Andy Baker, is a family business creating authentic Australian-made souvenirs, art, gifts, stationery and homewares.

Bridget is a printmaker living in country Victoria, Australia with her musician husband, two sons and lots of chickens.

Susannah loves creating patterns with geometric shapes and playing with lines and negative space to create eye-catching statement pieces

Better World Arts has been operating for over two decades. Their colourful range of homewares feature artworks by Aboriginal artists from all over Australia.

Jim Ward is a WA poet and illustrator who has released a new book of his digital images called Western Australia As You've Never Seen It.

Jo Darvall's paintings expand and shape the Australian story – particularly that of the natural landscape – in a way that is both contemporary and enduring.

Natalija & Yana are the creative duo behind Pattern Hunters. They bonded over a love of nature and together they forage and create unique flatlay designs for cards and prints.

Tony Docherty produces an exquisite range of timber wares. His distinctive organic forms express an interplay between the design process and the material’s inherent features.

Robin makes jewellery that reminds the wearer of the importance of connecting with nature and the fragility of our biodiversity. 

The School of Life is a global organisation devoted to teaching you how to lead a more fulfilled life.

Mokosh skin care products are 100% certified organic, strictly free of preservatives and other synthetic ingredients, and made using pure, ethically sourced botanicals.

Anthea Carboni who was originally trained in art therapy and teaching, has been a practicing artist - designing, making exhibiting and selling for more than 20 years.

Kirsten is a ballpoint pen artist from the Wheat belt in Western Australia. Kirsten has recently relocated to WA and now lives and works in East Fremantle.

Anne Sorensen has been a full time studio glass artist for thirty years, for the last ten years her practice has been devoted to kiln formed glass.

Janis Heston is a highly skilled and experienced ceramicist making artistic and functional pieces with a focus on raku fired containers and reliquaries. 

Meagan Gardiner creates three dimensional miniature shadow boxes containing found objects ranging from sea shells to native seeds and wildflowers.