Makers

Danica Wichtermann is a Perth Hills-based ceramic artist, who is inspired by the nature she lives amongst and loves so dearly – the Great Australian Bush.

Braw Paper Co. is a home, giftware and stationery brand based in Perth, founded and owned by graphic designer Tamsin Richardson.

Alastair Taylor is a skilled illustrator, children's book author, painter and scupltor based in the Perth hills.

UWA Publishing is a part of the University of Western Australia and publishes books of fiction, non-fiction, poetry, art and natural history, as well as a scholarly series.

Nicole Kelly’s sterling silver jewellery has a minimal elegance that reminds us, restraint can be a virtue.

Amanda Harris celebrates nature in her whimsical ceramic sculptures and functional tableware.

Julie Holmes is a jewellery designer and maker from Perth. Tribal and ancient cultures and their customs are the main influence of her work.

Jolly Read is a journalist and author who lives in South Fremantle. Her books have been shortlisted for the WA Premier Books Awards.

Through the mediums of locally crafted books, street art and dry-point prints, Fremantle artist Janine Browne produces heartwarming art and stories.

Blue Lawn Designs produce a range of screen printed products and homewares, frequently showcasing Western Australia's iconic beaches, buildings, landscapes, flora and fauna.

Annemieke Mulders makes functional and ornamental clay wares using a soft yet striking palette inspired by the Australian coastal and outback landscapes.

Addition Studio believe you can create a calm, healthy and creative existence by performing daily rituals which nourish your mind and body. 

Anna Hadwin Crochet Toys is a mother daughter business that specialises in hand crafted heirloom toys and accessories for all ages.

Timber artisan Mark Nagtzaam produces work primarily from reclaimed timber, sourced near his workshop in the South West of Western Australia.

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.