Unique Collaborations

$35.95

Perfect for greyhound lovers, these ornaments make thoughtful gifts or treasured keepsakes that celebrate the spirit of the season and the individuality of your beloved pets.

Nat Carroll

From $45.00

This art print is an illustrated keepsake to one of the most beautiful ocean pools, hugging the sea-cliffs at Bermagui. Be carried away to this magical place – a fave spot for high noon summer swims and dusky moon-rise dips. Art print lovingly illustrated by local artist Nat Carroll.

Smith & Jones

$25.00

Comes in gatefold case with lyrics booklet with photography by Lyn Taylor and studio photos by Michael and Eliza Carpenter. Design by Dan Stanley Freeman Design. Includes unlimited streaming of Something Worth Learning via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.

Ginny Reid

$34.00

The common Yabby (Cherax destructor) is the most broadly distributed Australian crayfish, inhabiting rivers and wetlands across southeast Australia. it is a staple food for platypus, many waterbirds species and fish such as Murray Cod and Golden Perch. A Yabby’s diet is largely made up of algae and detritus.

Claire E. Peters

$25.00

A boy brings home a zoo full of animals and discovers there can be room for one more in his family. After a trip to the zoo, a young boy discovers the animals have followed him home-and are hiding around the house! With all these animals around, there isn’t much room, but with a baby sibling due soon, this little boy will soon learn that there can be space for everyone. When the Zoo Followed Me Home is a delightfully illustrated and whimsical story that explores imagination, discovery, and growing as a family.

Lauren Gero

$40.00

• Lightweight earrings

• Made from sustainable materials (FSC certified wood from Australian Hoop Pine).

• Featuring original designs from lino stamps.

• Finished with sterling silver earring hooks/hoop findings.

• Size: 4cm circle

Julia Borowski

$20.00

Originally from London UK, Julia lives with her family on a farm bordering the Pillga State Forest. Julia’s main subjects consist of floral designs and birds. Composition and colour are important elements that Julia uses in her work. She enjoys working with acrylic paint and says she hardly ever begins with a clear plan in her head, rather she allows ideas to evolve. Julia says she likes her paintings to be uplifting and fun. she also spends her time in the Coonamble Ceramics Studio, creating functional ceramic wares with intricate floral designs.

Dimensions: 12cm D x 5cm H

Dave Doyle

$17.50

“Nguku” means “Water” in Barkindji – replenish and restore.

Thirsty skin? Nguku Hydrate is your everyday saviour — a deeply nourishing, long-lasting cream that quenches and protects.

What it does:

• Provides intense, long-lasting hydration
• Supports skin barrier and elasticity
• Soothes and smooths all skin types

Native Botanicals: Wild Rosella & Quandong

J L Whitton

$29.99

Global turmoil marks the start of the twenty-first century. A group of renegades fight to break free from the Australian federation. After a brutal conflict, they form the United Republic of the Southern Continent (U.R.S.C.). This new nation entices people to flee the chaos in their own countries and embrace a new start in paradise.

Toon Me In

$26.50

Say goodbye to plastic, and bag your goodies in this organic cotton tote bag. There’s more than enough room for groceries, books, and anything in between.

• 100% certified organic cotton 3/1 twill
• Fabric weight: 8 oz/yd² (272 g/m²)
• Dimensions: 16″ × 14 ½″ × 5″ (40.6 cm × 35.6 cm × 12.7 cm)

Yarn About Yarn

$85.00

Bring colour, texture, and artisan charm to your home with this handwoven table runner, made from upcycled sari silk yarn and cotton. Each piece is carefully crafted by hand, giving it a one-of-a-kind look that celebrates traditional weaving and sustainable materials.

Deb Michell-Smith Art

$79.00

Available as a print 30 x 30cm and 40 x 40cm on Ilford Galerie Textured Cotton Rag 310gsm Matt paper. 

Prue Cullen

$95.00

After living overseas for 20 years and moving back to Coonamble, Prue was very excited to come across the local Ceramics Collective. She was formerly a florist so the Collective was a wonderful vehicle to continue her creativity. Prue says her floral and rural background has a great influence on her work.

Unique State

$55.00

Creative gifting made easy, with these popular bundle bargains!!!

These gift boxes are brilliant value, inspire creativity, and there is something for all ages! They are curated to provide the most value for a creative summer!

Jo Victoria

$90.00

Ceramic artist, Jo Victoria, is inspired by weathered surfaces, broken shells and bones washed up with the tides on the NSW South Coast. Stories and place are etched in these objects and her sculptural works reflect these once living things in the whiteness, translucency, fragility and strength of unglazed porcelain. 

Dimensions: (D x H) 120mm X 30mm

Materials: Porcelain, glaze

Waiting for Spring

$65.00

Big Serving Spoon
White Beech or Walnut
Spoon 250mm (L)
Bowl 70x95mm approx

Sizes and timber finish may vary as each spoon is individually handcrafted.

Finished in food safe wax

Naomi Crowther

$150.00

The interwoven, overlapping flora of the bush above this calm river creates a place for contemplation. Rich pthalo green, olive, teal, and turquoise intermingle with blush and apricot to make a tranquil yet energised scene, just after the sun has dipped below the horizon.

Songlark Studio

$100.00

This knitted Australian Bush Stone Curlew has just as much character as the real bird. The artist designs and makes each bird species that they see in the woodlands and mountains around their home. Made to order from upcycled yarns, glass beads, 100% wool felt.

The Pink Galah

$185.00

From the outside? Calm, composed, perhaps even graceful. But underneath? A frenzy of motion, grit, and hustle.

Paddling Like a Lunatic is a small but powerful original artwork that speaks to the quiet chaos many of us live – whether you’re a mother, a dream-chaser, or simply trying to stay afloat in this wild world.

Bec Cutler

$250.00

Beautiful soft eco-printed cashmere wrap/scarf.

70cm x 200cm

Hand wash in cold water with eco PH neutral detergent.

Little Black Duck

$315.00

Enjoy your tea from a beautifully hand painted, bespoke teapot by Little Black Duck. Combining Aboriginal art with a functional tea vessel creates a showstopper piece for your home that you can treasure for years to come.

Melissa Robertson Fine Art

$740.00

Acrylic on Canvas

After bracing the difficult times where rest isn’t easy and worry regularly floods the mind, moments walking afoot crunchy leaves between towering trees in a secluded location brings everything back to peacefulness and perspective.

Annie Roberts

$330.00

Ceramic bookstand, hand built and glazed in the Northern Rivers, NSW, October 2025.
Initialled, dated, and editioned 6/6 on base, 22 x 12 x 10.2cm.

Dayarne Smith Art

$790.00

One Day in Spring captures that feeling when the season starts to shift—when the light changes, the air feels softer, and everything looks a little more alive. With layered brushstrokes and a palette of soft pinks, mossy greens, deep blues, and touches of gold and lilac, this painting hints at a landscape coming to life.