Where does the environment that we ‘should’ care about begin or end? Which environments are okay not to care about? People who look to protect […]
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Clare Poppi creates unique, environmentally responsible jewellery and metal sculptures using recycled metals and ethically sourced materials. Her primary practice is in jewellery and metal-smithing, […]
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Mixing the inspirations of her surrounds, the bold culture, textures and vibrant colours, Kristy Fair strives to create unique, striking pieces blending traditional African wear with […]
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In his spare time you will find Designer Maker Clive Roddy tinkering in his Bath, UK workshop happily creating quirky and desirable products like these […]
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Translating the Latin for ‘happy place’ into the label name ‘Laeta Loca Designs’ (Laeta Loca is pronounced Lay-ta-low-ka) the intent of designer Meg Geer is […]
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Shona Tawhiao / Ngai Te Rangi is a designer, artist and weaver of traditional Maori techniques creating unique garments and accessories made from harakeke (native flax). […]
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Backwoods Original is the business of A.C. Barton who has craftsmanship in his blood – the great grandson of a blacksmith, grandson of a carpenter […]
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From the moment you step into her pop-up store with the intriguing name of ‘Podie Pie’, you are transported to something magical. It’s no surprise […]
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We could all take a leaf out of the children’s book Ruby Red Shoes where the beautifully crafted character, Ruby, introduces readers, young and old, […]
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Indigenous Fashion Unearthed (IFU) Project gave rise to a brand entitled ‘Global Indigenous Management’ which provides inspiration to talented, emerging and existing Indigenous fashionistas. The […]
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