Sustainable Practices

100% organic cotton and designed and printed in Australia, Kayannie’s tea towels feature her signature ‘My Country’ style, and are available in four colourways.

Kayannie’s tea towels are printed in Melbourne by Organic Print Studio, which is certified by Australian Certified Organic. The cotton and water-based inks meet organic standards.

Materials: 100% Organic cotton - mid-weight, durable fabric with a twill weave and matte finish, available in four colourways.

Dimensions: 150 cm x 40 cm  

Care instructions: Cold machine wash and warm iron.

About the Artist: Kayannie Denigan is an emerging Australian Aboriginal artist. She works predominantly in acrylic on canvas and is inspired by a painting style that was passed down from her grandmothers – the iconic dots and symbols of Central Desert art. She combines this ancient form of storytelling with the colours and stories from the lands and culture of her childhood home in Cape York.

Photos courtesy of the artist.

Wrap your gifts in Australian made matt wrapping paper. Perfect size for wrapping books!

Materials: Printed on fully recycled paper.

Dimensions: A2 size poster | 59.4 cm x 42 cm

About the makers: Merchants of Nonsense are a Sydney based illustration duo specialising in things that make you smile.  Unabashedly Australian, Merchants of Nonsense products do not take themselves too seriously. They quietly incorporate sustainable practices in all that they produce.

"We revel in designing and producing art for the artless, calendars for the dateless, journals for the jaded, stickers for the stuck-up, and diaries for the dispossessed and customised maps for the lost." - Merchants of Nonsense

Beautify your table with these napkin sets which also double as placemats. Sold in pairs of 2 so you can make up your own larger mixed or matching set. They make a lovely housewarming gift too.

Material: linen/cotton fabric printed in Melbourne, Australia

Dimensions: 43 cm x 43 cm

Meet the Maker: Clare Mazitelli is the designer behind Hue Lane, her textile business run from Canberra, Australia, which makes thoughtfully designed accessories and homewares to cherish.

Inspired by travel and nature the designs are originally painted by Clare with a mixture of watercolours and acrylics creating beautiful painterly textures. The designs are printed in Australia on natural linen and linen/cotton blends and then made into products by ethically accredited Australian manufacturers.

Photos: courtesy of the artist. 

Materials: Hand etched and hand painted sterling silver and recycled perspex earrings. 

Dimensions: Variable: 5.5cm to 8cm

Meet the Maker: Grace Hummerston is the designer maker behind Hum Design Studio. She makes sustainable, ethical and unique statement jewellery from manufacturing discards.

Materials: Hand etched and hand painted sterling silver and recycled perspex earrings, acrylic paint and 925 sterling silver earrings

Dimensions: Variable | 4.5 cm to 9 cm

Meet the Maker: Grace Hummerston is the designer maker behind Hum Design Studio. She makes sustainable, ethical and unique statement jewellery from manufacturing discards.

Materials: Hand etched and hand painted sterling silver and recycled perspex earrings, acrylic paint and 925 sterling silver earrings

Dimensions: Variable | 4.5 cm to 9 cm

Meet the Maker: Grace Hummerston is the designer maker behind Hum Design Studio. She makes sustainable, ethical and unique statement jewellery from manufacturing discards.

Images: Courtesy of the Artist

Materials: Hand etched and hand painted sterling silver and recycled perspex earrings. 

Dimensions: Variable: 5.5cm to 8cm

Meet the Maker: Grace Hummerston is the designer maker behind Hum Design Studio. She makes sustainable, ethical and unique statement jewellery from manufacturing discards.

Wrap your gifts in Australian made matt wrapping paper. Perfect size for wrapping books!

Materials: Printed on fully recycled paper.

Dimensions: A2 size poster | 59.4 cm x 42 cm

About the makers: Merchants of Nonsense are a Sydney based illustration duo specialising in things that make you smile.  Unabashedly Australian, Merchants of Nonsense products do not take themselves too seriously. They quietly incorporate sustainable practices in all that they produce.

"We revel in designing and producing art for the artless, calendars for the dateless, journals for the jaded, stickers for the stuck-up, and diaries for the dispossessed and customised maps for the lost." - Merchants of Nonsense

Protect your glasses and sunglasses with this colourful, painterly fabric case.

Beautifully crafted in Australia with the highest quality materials it features a padded internal layer and soft jersey lining to perfectly protect your glasses without the bulk of a hard case. The brass zip offers a luxe finish while withstanding lots of use.

Materials: linen/cotton fabric printed in Melbourne, Australia, soft jersey cotton lining, brass zip

Dimensions:  H 18 cm x W 10 cm

Meet the Maker: Clare Mazitelli is the designer behind Hue Lane, her textile business run from Canberra, Australia, which makes thoughtfully designed accessories and homewares to cherish.

Inspired by travel and nature the designs are originally painted by Clare with a mixture of watercolours and acrylics creating beautiful painterly textures. The designs are printed in Australia on natural linen and linen/cotton blends and then made into products by ethically accredited Australian manufacturers.

Photos: Courtesy of the artist.

This printed linen crossbody bag is perfect for carrying your phone, keys and other essentials when you want something smaller than a handbag but bigger than a purse.

Inspired by colourful sunsets and sandy beaches sprinkled with shells, the design was originally painted by Clare Mazitelli with a mixture of watercolours and acrylics creating beautiful painterly textures. The design varies on each side and features a real, vegetable tanned, leather strap and brass hardware. It is fully lined with cotton fabric in a complimentary colour as pictured.

Material: Natural linen/cotton fabric printed in Melbourne, Australia, leather handles made in Melbourne, Australia, brass zip and hardware

Dimensions: W 24 cm H x 20cm | Strap 120 cm (adjustable)

Meet the Maker: Clare Mazitelli is the designer maker behind Hue Lane, a printed textile business run in Canberra, Australia. Clare has a background in graphic and web design and has always loved design and often dreamed of having her own creative business.

Clare is passionate about all things art and design and believes there's great value in creating products with real meaning and soul behind them. Her fabrics are printed by Frankie & Swiss in Melbourne using an environmentally gentle approach that is carried right through the print studio which is committed to running a low impact, sustainable practice. 

Photos: courtesy of the artist. 

Material Cotton

Dimensions: L (excluding strap) 25 cm W 19 cm

Meet the Maker: Alison is a Canberra handweaver. She works primarily with natural fibres, especially wool, silk, cotton and cashmere. Alison is an active member of the Canberra Spinners and Weavers, and her work has been recognised with trophies and prizes at the Sydney Royal Easter Show, the Royal Melbourne Show and the Royal Canberra Show. 

Materials: Hand etched and hand painted sterling silver and recycled perspex earrings. 

Dimensions: Variable: 5.5cm to 8cm

Meet the Maker: Grace Hummerston is the designer maker behind Hum Design Studio. She makes sustainable, ethical and unique statement jewellery from manufacturing discards.

Materials: Hand etched recycled Perspex and 925 sterling silver. 

Dimensions: 6 cm width x 3 cm plus 3 cm fluoro drop detail

Meet the Maker: Grace Hummerston is the designer maker behind Hum Design Studio. She makes sustainable, ethical and unique statement jewellery from manufacturing discards. 

Material: Cotton

Dimensions: L (excluding strap) 43 cm W 36 cm

Meet the Maker: Alison is a Canberra handweaver. She works primarily with natural fibres, especially wool, silk, cotton and cashmere. Alison is an active member of the Canberra Spinners and Weavers, and her work has been recognised with trophies and prizes at the Sydney Royal Easter Show, the Royal Melbourne Show and the Royal Canberra Show.