Indigenous Design
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Visit product page →Designed and made right here in Melbourne, Animalia Art references a range of Australian native animals, and renders them in architectural steel, ready for installation in your outdoor space. Like street art popping up in your laneway, Animalia Art is a little piece of covert art for your garden. Simply hammer your animal into a fence or verandah post, or even a live tree (for very hard timbers, you may need to pre-drill, before hammering), and ta-dah, your own cheeky piece of garden art to admire!
For these animals, Animalia collaborated with Taungurung man, Mick Harding. Working under the name Ngarga Warendj (Dancing Wombat), Mick's work references the legends of the Kulin Nation. The Platypus reference Budja, known as a busy burrower and forager. The Long Necked Turtle is Barebin Buk, spirit animal for many groups in South Eastern Australia. The Goanna represents Dhulin, one of the important figures in the creation myth of Bundjil. "Dhulin the Goanna is one of the six special men who helped Bundjil the Wedge Tailed Eagle - our Creator - when he created the Earth. Bundjil taught all the special men how to look after his creations - the mountains and the rivers, man, woman and all the animals. He taught them how to make weapons, how to fight with them, and how to behave with one another. After Bundjil had finished, Bellum Bellum the Musk Crow blew Dhulin and the other special men to the stars." - Mick Harding
- Made from 3mm COR-TEN Steel, the surface of which will rust to a deep brown
- Easily hammered into most wooden structures, or directly into soil
- Designed and made in Victoria
- Beautifully packaged, great for gifting!
- Bogong Moth measures 19 x 15cm
Each Animalia piece is packaged in a robust and attractive cardboard sleeve.
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Visit product page →Designed and made right here in Melbourne, Animalia Art references a range of Australian native animals, and renders them in architectural steel, ready for installation in your outdoor space. Like street art popping up in your laneway, Animalia Art is a little piece of covert art for your garden. Simply hammer your animal into a fence or verandah post, or even a live tree (for very hard timbers, you may need to pre-drill, before hammering), and ta-dah, your own cheeky piece of garden art to admire!
For these animals, Animalia collaborated with Taungurung man, Mick Harding. Working under the name Ngarga Warendj (Dancing Wombat), Mick's work references the legends of the Kulin Nation. The Platypus reference Budja, known as a busy burrower and forager. The Long Necked Turtle is Barebin Buk, spirit animal for many groups in South Eastern Australia. The Goanna represents Dhulin, one of the important figures in the creation myth of Bundjil. "Dhulin the Goanna is one of the six special men who helped Bundjil the Wedge Tailed Eagle - our Creator - when he created the Earth. Bundjil taught all the special men how to look after his creations - the mountains and the rivers, man, woman and all the animals. He taught them how to make weapons, how to fight with them, and how to behave with one another. After Bundjil had finished, Bellum Bellum the Musk Crow blew Dhulin and the other special men to the stars." - Mick Harding
- Made from 3mm COR-TEN Steel, the surface of which will rust to a deep brown
- Easily hammered into most wooden structures, or directly into soil
- Designed and made in Victoria
- Beautifully packaged, great for gifting!
- Bogong Moth Pair measures 28 x 20cm
Each Animalia piece is packaged in a robust and attractive cardboard sleeve.
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Visit product page →Designed and made right here in Melbourne, Animalia Art references a range of Australian native animals, and renders them in architectural steel, ready for installation in your outdoor space. Like street art popping up in your laneway, Animalia Art is a little piece of covert art for your garden. Simply hammer your animal into a fence or verandah post, or even a live tree (for very hard timbers, you may need to pre-drill, before hammering), and ta-dah, your own cheeky piece of garden art to admire!
For these animals, Animalia collaborated with Taungurung man, Mick Harding. Working under the name Ngarga Warendj (Dancing Wombat), Mick's work references the legends of the Kulin Nation. "Bundjil the Wedge Tailed Eagle - our Creator... created the Earth. Bundjil taught all the special men how to look after his creations - the mountains and the rivers, man, woman and all the animals. He taught them how to make weapons, how to fight with them, and how to behave with one another. " - Mick Harding
- Made from 3mm COR-TEN Steel, the surface of which will rust to a deep brown
- Easily hammered into most wooden structures, or directly into soil
- Designed and made in Victoria
- Beautifully packaged, great for gifting!
- Eagle measures 42.5cm x 22m
Each Animalia piece is packaged in a robust and attractive cardboard sleeve.
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Visit product page →Designed and made right here in Melbourne, Animalia Art references a range of Australian native animals, and renders them in architectural steel, ready for installation in your outdoor space. Like street art popping up in your laneway, Animalia Art is a little piece of covert art for your garden. Simply hammer your animal into a fence or verandah post, or even a live tree (for very hard timbers, you may need to pre-drill, before hammering), and ta-dah, your own cheeky piece of garden art to admire!
For these animals, Animalia collaborated with Taungurung man, Mick Harding. Working under the name Ngarga Warendj (Dancing Wombat), Mick's work references the legends of the Kulin Nation. The Platypus reference Budja, known as a busy burrower and forager. The Long Necked Turtle is Barebin Buk, spirit animal for many groups in South Eastern Australia. The Goanna represents Dhulin, one of the important figures in the creation myth of Bundjil. "Dhulin the Goanna is one of the six special men who helped Bundjil the Wedge Tailed Eagle - our Creator - when he created the Earth. Bundjil taught all the special men how to look after his creations - the mountains and the rivers, man, woman and all the animals. He taught them how to make weapons, how to fight with them, and how to behave with one another. After Bundjil had finished, Bellum Bellum the Musk Crow blew Dhulin and the other special men to the stars." - Mick Harding
- Made from 3mm COR-TEN Steel, the surface of which will rust to a deep brown
- Easily hammered into most wooden structures, or directly into soil
- Designed and made in Victoria
- Beautifully packaged, great for gifting!
- Goanna measures 47 x 14cm
Each Animalia piece is packaged in a robust and attractive cardboard sleeve.
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Visit product page →Designed and made right here in Melbourne, Animalia Art references a range of Australian native animals, and renders them in architectural steel, ready for installation in your outdoor space. Like street art popping up in your laneway, Animalia Art is a little piece of covert art for your garden. Simply hammer your animal into a fence or verandah post, or even a live tree (for very hard timbers, you may need to pre-drill, before hammering), and ta-dah, your own cheeky piece of garden art to admire!
For these animals, Animalia collaborated with Taungurung man, Mick Harding. Working under the name Ngarga Warendj (Dancing Wombat), Mick's work references the legends of the Kulin Nation. The Platypus reference Budja, known as a busy burrower and forager. The Long Necked Turtle is Barebin Buk, spirit animal for many groups in South Eastern Australia. The Goanna represents Dhulin, one of the important figures in the creation myth of Bundjil. "Dhulin the Goanna is one of the six special men who helped Bundjil the Wedge Tailed Eagle - our Creator - when he created the Earth. Bundjil taught all the special men how to look after his creations - the mountains and the rivers, man, woman and all the animals. He taught them how to make weapons, how to fight with them, and how to behave with one another. After Bundjil had finished, Bellum Bellum the Musk Crow blew Dhulin and the other special men to the stars." - Mick Harding
- Made from 3mm COR-TEN Steel, the surface of which will rust to a deep brown
- Easily hammered into most wooden structures, or directly into soil
- Designed and made in Victoria
- Beautifully packaged, great for gifting!
- Platypus measures 36 x 10.5cm
Each Animalia piece is packaged in a robust and attractive cardboard sleeve.
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Visit product page →Designed and made right here in Melbourne, Animalia Art references a range of Australian native animals, and renders them in architectural steel, ready for installation in your outdoor space. Like street art popping up in your laneway, Animalia Art is a little piece of covert art for your garden. Simply hammer your animal into a fence or verandah post, or even a live tree (for very hard timbers, you may need to pre-drill, before hammering), and ta-dah, your own cheeky piece of garden art to admire!
For these animals, Animalia collaborated with Taungurung man, Mick Harding. Working under the name Ngarga Warendj (Dancing Wombat), Mick's work references the legends of the Kulin Nation. The Platypus reference Budja, known as a busy burrower and forager. The Long Necked Turtle is Barebin Buk, spirit animal for many groups in South Eastern Australia. The Goanna represents Dhulin, one of the important figures in the creation myth of Bundjil. "Dhulin the Goanna is one of the six special men who helped Bundjil the Wedge Tailed Eagle - our Creator - when he created the Earth. Bundjil taught all the special men how to look after his creations - the mountains and the rivers, man, woman and all the animals. He taught them how to make weapons, how to fight with them, and how to behave with one another. After Bundjil had finished, Bellum Bellum the Musk Crow blew Dhulin and the other special men to the stars." - Mick Harding
- Made from 3mm COR-TEN Steel, the surface of which will rust to a deep brown
- Easily hammered into most wooden structures, or directly into soil
- Designed and made in Victoria
- Beautifully packaged, great for gifting!
- Possum measures 30.5cm x 17cm
Each Animalia piece is packaged in a robust and attractive cardboard sleeve.\
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Visit product page →Designed and made right here in Melbourne, Animalia Art references a range of Australian native animals, and renders them in architectural steel, ready for installation in your outdoor space. Like street art popping up in your laneway, Animalia Art is a little piece of covert art for your garden. Simply hammer your animal into a fence or verandah post, or even a live tree (for very hard timbers, you may need to pre-drill, before hammering), and ta-dah, your own cheeky piece of garden art to admire!
For these animals, Animalia collaborated with Taungurung man, Mick Harding. Working under the name Ngarga Warendj (Dancing Wombat), Mick's work references the legends of the Kulin Nation. The Platypus reference Budja, known as a busy burrower and forager. The Long Necked Turtle is Barebin Buk, spirit animal for many groups in South Eastern Australia. The Goanna represents Dhulin, one of the important figures in the creation myth of Bundjil. "Dhulin the Goanna is one of the six special men who helped Bundjil the Wedge Tailed Eagle - our Creator - when he created the Earth. Bundjil taught all the special men how to look after his creations - the mountains and the rivers, man, woman and all the animals. He taught them how to make weapons, how to fight with them, and how to behave with one another. After Bundjil had finished, Bellum Bellum the Musk Crow blew Dhulin and the other special men to the stars." - Mick Harding
- Made from 3mm COR-TEN Steel, the surface of which will rust to a deep brown
- Easily hammered into most wooden structures, or directly into soil
- Designed and made in Victoria
- Beautifully packaged, great for gifting!
- Turtle measures 32.5 x 13.5cm
Each Animalia piece is packaged in a robust and attractive cardboard sleeve.
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Visit product page →Designed and made right here in Melbourne, Animalia Art references a range of Australian native animals, and renders them in architectural steel, ready for installation in your outdoor space. Like street art popping up in your laneway, Animalia Art is a little piece of covert art for your garden. Simply hammer your animal into a fence or verandah post, or even a live tree (for very hard timbers, you may need to pre-drill, before hammering), and ta-dah, your own cheeky piece of garden art to admire!
For these animals, Animalia collaborated with Taungurung man, Mick Harding. Working under the name Ngarga Warendj (Dancing Wombat), Mick's work references the legends of the Kulin Nation. The Platypus reference Budja, known as a busy burrower and forager. The Long Necked Turtle is Barebin Buk, spirit animal for many groups in South Eastern Australia. The Goanna represents Dhulin, one of the important figures in the creation myth of Bundjil. "Dhulin the Goanna is one of the six special men who helped Bundjil the Wedge Tailed Eagle - our Creator - when he created the Earth. Bundjil taught all the special men how to look after his creations - the mountains and the rivers, man, woman and all the animals. He taught them how to make weapons, how to fight with them, and how to behave with one another. After Bundjil had finished, Bellum Bellum the Musk Crow blew Dhulin and the other special men to the stars." - Mick Harding
- Made from 3mm COR-TEN Steel, the surface of which will rust to a deep brown
- Easily hammered into most wooden structures, or directly into soil
- Designed and made in Victoria
- Beautifully packaged, great for gifting!
- Wombat measures 30cm x 17.6cm
Each Animalia piece is packaged in a robust and attractive cardboard sleeve.
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Visit product page →Apiary Made have recently collaborated with various Australian Artists to create these exclusive ranges of Designer Beeswax Wraps.
Artist Alice Nampijinpa Michaels from the Warlukurlangu Artists Aboriginal Corporation (Central Australia) has contributed a series of colourful designs, exemplary of the colourful Yuendumu arts movement.Â
Created using certified organic cotton, pure beeswax, and organic jojoba butter, these artisanal wraps are perfect for storing cheese, bread, herbs, sandwiches etc, or for covering a bowl of left-overs. Beeswax wraps can extend the life of your food, reducing food waste, while replacing single-use plastics. Simply use the heat of your hands to shape the wrap around your food or bowl. The wrap will stick to itself and create a seal. When cool the beeswax will hold its shape.
- Beeswax wraps are washable and reusable and will last up to 12 months, being used on average of a few times a week
- Simply wash in cool water with gentle soap, air-dry and store in a cool place until your next use
- Fully biodegradable, zero waste and environmentally friendly - just pop them in the compost once you have finished with them!
- The organics jojoba oil and beeswax create a naturally anti-bacterial environment
- Ethically sourced and cruelty free
- Handmade in Australia
Included in the pack:
- 1 x Small (20 x 21cm)
- 1 x Medium (25 x 26cm)
- 1 x Large (32 x 35cm)
- This set includes a randomly selected range of designs by your selected artist - your item may not be exactly as pictured here!
Important note: Avoid raw meats and heat sources
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Visit product page →Australian brand, Corban & Blair, have collaborated with textile artist and graphic designer, Lucy Simpson, in the creation of this stylish Luggage Tag.
Simpson is a Yuwaalaraay woman from northwest New South Wales, founder of design studio Gaawaa Miyay, and a process led graphic designer / textile artist and maker specialising in visual narrative, installation art, textile and conceptual design. The Wagibaa design tells a story of Yuwaalaraay country. Inspired by the lines of country, it traces the north west plains where the sky touches land.
The unique design of this Luggage Tag will ensure your bag is easily identifiable as it rolls on to the carousel!
- Designed in Australia
- Materials: PU, printed canvas lining, metal buckle
- Features: secure buckle fastening and flap to conceal your personal details
- Measures: 7cm wide x 19.5cm long (including strap)
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Visit product page →Australian brand, Corban & Blair, have collaborated with textile artist and graphic designer, Lucy Simpson, in the creation of this stylish Passport Holder.
Simpson is a Yuwaalaraay woman from northwest New South Wales, founder of design studio Gaawaa Miyay, and a process led graphic designer / textile artist and maker specialising in visual narrative, installation art, textile and conceptual design. The Wagibaa design tells a story of Yuwaalaraay country. Inspired by the lines of country, it traces the north west plains where the sky touches land.
The practical design of this Passport Holder allows you to securely store, and easily retrieve your passport and the all-important pen for completing arrivals cards!
- Designed in Australia
- Materials: PU and printed canvas lining
- Features: pen loop, card slot, passport pocket / sleeve
- Measures (when closed): 10.5cm wide x 15cm high x 1cm deep
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Visit product page →Australian brand, Corban & Blair, have collaborated with Thomas "Bagaay" Avery in the design of this stylish luggage tag.
Avery is a descendant of the Gamilaroi tribe of northern NSW. His personal totem is the blue tongue lizard. His painting, 'Mayan' (Waterholes), depicts drying waterholes surrounded by drought ravaged earth.
The unique design of this Luggage Tag will ensure your bag is easily identifiable as it rolls on to the carousel!
- Designed in Australia
- Components of this product are made from post-consumed PET bottles!
- Materials: Recycled PU, cotton lining, metal buckle
- Features: secure buckle fastening and flap to conceal your personal details
- Measures: 7cm wide x 19.5cm long (including strap)
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Visit product page →Australian brand, Corban & Blair, have collaborated with Thomas "Bagaay" Avery in the design of this stylish Travel Wallet.Â
Avery is a descendant of the Gamilaroi tribe of northern NSW. His personal totem is the blue tongue lizard. His painting, 'Mayan' (Waterholes), depicts drying waterholes surrounded by drought ravaged earth.
The practical design of this Travel Wallet allows you to conveniently store and easily retrieve your passport, pen, boarding passes, cards and folded A4 documents.
- Designed in Australia
- Components of this product are made from post-consumed PET bottles!
- Materials: Recycled PU, cotton lining, elastic
- Features: elastic pen holder, card pocket, passport pocket, sleeve for boarding passes and papers
- Measures (when closed): 13cm wide x 23cm high x 1cm deep
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Visit product page →Create personalised keepsakes that friends and family will love to receive, and enjoy the benefits of mindful colouring while you do so! Each boxed set contains 6 x large square greeting cards to colour, featuring the botanical artwork of Indigenous Australian artist and Palawa woman, Domica Hill.Â
- Includes 6 x black and white colouring cards and 6 x kraft envelopes
- Each card measures 145 x 145mm square
- Includes informative "About the Artist" card
- Designed and made in Australia
- Printed carbon neutral in Australia with vegetable based inks
- Made from luxuriously thick 100% post-consumer waste recycled card and paper
- Each card is blank inside for your own personal message
- Boxed in 100% post-consumer recycled board without the use of glue or plastic
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Visit product page →Natalie Jade is an Australian artist with Indigenous (Palawa) roots, that inspire her and naturally express themselves through her artwork. Born into a family where "paint runs through their veins", she believes art is a journey of self discovery and expression. "The purpose of my art is to create something beautiful that has a vibration through the colour and forms, to uplift others and their surroundings."
- Designed in Australia
- Printed carbon neutral in Australia with vegetable based inks
- Printed on luxuriously thick, Australian made, 100% post-consumer waste recycled stock
- Comes with twine
- Blank on one side
Dimensions: 10.5cm long x 5cm wide
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Visit product page →Based on Victoria's Bass Coast, Australian artist and Palawa woman Domica Hill explores the stories of her ancestors, rendering traditional symbology in her own unique, contemporary style.
- Designed in and Made in Australia
- Printed with vegetable based inks
- 100% carbon neutral manufacture
- 100% post-consumer waste recycled card stock
- 100% recycled kraft envelope included
- Blank inside for your own message
- Dimensions: 15.5cm high x 11cm wide
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Visit product page →Based on Victoria's Bass Coast, Australian artist and Palawa woman Domica Hill explores the stories of her ancestors, rendering traditional symbology in her own unique, contemporary style.
- Designed in and Made in Australia
- Printed with vegetable based inks
- 100% carbon neutral manufacture
- 100% post-consumer waste recycled card stock
- 100% recycled kraft envelope included
- Blank inside for your own message
- Dimensions: 15.5cm high x 11cm wide
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Visit product page →Based on Victoria's Bass Coast, Australian artist and Palawa woman Domica Hill explores the stories of her ancestors, rendering traditional symbology in her own unique, contemporary style.
- Designed in and Made in Australia
- Printed with vegetable based inks
- 100% carbon neutral manufacture
- 100% post-consumer waste recycled card stock
- 100% recycled kraft envelope included
- Blank inside for your own message
- Dimensions: 15.5cm high x 11cm wide
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Visit product page →Based on Victoria's Bass Coast, Australian artist and Palawa woman Domica Hill explores the stories of her ancestors, rendering traditional symbology in her own unique, contemporary style.
- Designed in and Made in Australia
- Printed with vegetable based inks
- 100% carbon neutral manufacture
- 100% post-consumer waste recycled card stock
- 100% recycled kraft envelope included
- Blank inside for your own message
- Dimensions: 15.5cm high x 11cm wide
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vDomica Hill for Earth Greetings
Domica Hill - Large Blank Journal - Our Mother the Sun - A4
$27.00
Visit product page →Be inspired to pen your thoughts, dreams and sketches with this luxurious hard-cover journal featuring artwork by Australian artist and Palawa woman, Domica Hill.  Based on Victoria's Bass Coast, Domica explores the stories of her ancestors, rendering traditional symbology in her own unique, contemporary style.
- Designed in Australia
- Made in Australia
- 100% carbon offset
- 100% recycled paper
- Cover printed with vegetable based inks
- Chunky 2mm thick cardboard hard-cover
- Contains 120 x blank pagesÂ
- Pages are 100gsm, ideal for writing or sketching
- 302mm x 215mm x 15mm (not including the spiral)
- Spiral bound for ease of flat-lay and total end-of-life recyclability!
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Visit product page →Perfectly sized for attaching to a gift, bouquet or bottle, these earth-friendly Mini Cards display the work of various Australian artists.Â
- Designed in Australia
- Printed carbon neutral in Australia with vegetable based inks
- Printed on luxuriously thick, Australian made, 100% post-consumer waste recycled stock
- Comes with 100% recycled kraft envelope
- Blank inside for your own message
- Dimensions: 9.5 x 9.5cm
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vDomica Hill for Earth Greetings
Domica Hill - Wrapping Paper (Folded) - Ancestors in the Sky
$5.00
Visit product page →Founded in Adelaide in 2003, Earth Greetings, is the creation of Heide Hackworth. Featuring both her own designs as well as artwork from a range of Australian artists and illustrators, every product is made with the utmost of consideration for the environment.
- Designed in Australia
- Printed carbon neutral in Australia with vegetable based inks
- Printed on luxuriously thick, Australian made, 100% post-consumer waste recycled stock
- Measures 50 x 70cm when unfolded (ships folded to 25 x 17.5cm).
- Accredited Carbon Neutral
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Visit product page →Founded in Adelaide in 2003, Earth Greetings, is the creation of Heide Hackworth. Featuring both her own designs as well as artwork from a range of Australian artists and illustrators, every product is made with the utmost of consideration for the environment.
- Designed in Australia
- Printed carbon neutral in Australia with vegetable based inks
- Printed on luxuriously thick, Australian made, 100% post-consumer waste recycled stock
- Measures 50 x 70cm when unfolded (ships folded to 25 x 17.5cm).
- Accredited Carbon Neutral
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Visit product page →An Earth-friendly, monthly wall calender, showcasing the beauty of Australian native flora and fauna. Featuring the best and brightest of our Australian talent, this large size wall calendar will inspire you all year long.
Featuring the work of Australian artists; Helen Ansell, Domica Hill, Claire Ishino, Negin Maddock, Victoria McGrane and Andrea Smith.
- Designed and Made in Australia
- Full colour artwork by all Australian artistsÂ
- Key environmental and cultural days listed
- Quarterly Moon phases shown
- 100% carbon offset
- 100% recycled paper
- 100% plastic free
- Printed with vegetable based inks
- Spiral bound with plastic-free silver wire (Please remove before recycling!)
- Dimensions: 34cm high x 24.5cm wide (when closed) / 68cm high when hanging openÂ
Plus, proceeds from every sale support native wildlife care and habitat restoration!
