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Goldfields Wildflowers Journal
This spiral bound small journal features the botanical artwork of Natalie Ryan. Natalie Ryan grew...
This spiral bound small journal features the botanical artwork of Natalie Ryan. Natalie Ryan grew up in central Victoria where her love of drawing and painting nature began at an early age. Her background in textile design influences the sense of pattern and flow that permeates throughout her watercolour and gouache paintings. Natalie’s studio is in an old farmhouse surrounded by a rambling country garden that provides an endless source of inspiration.
$11.95
Didarndi (Red Tails Amongst the Red Caps) Print
Art print of an original painting 'Didarndi (Red Tails Amongst the Red Caps)' by Helen Ansell.
Art print of an original painting 'Didarndi (Red Tails Amongst the Red Caps)' by Helen Ansell.
$49.95
The Urban Farmer: How to Create a Productive Garden in Any SpaceJustin Calverley The guide for an...
The Urban Farmer: How to Create a Productive Garden in Any SpaceJustin Calverley The guide for anyone who dreams of living the country life in the city by growing their own healthy, sustainable fruit and veg - and more! Producing our own fruit, vegetables, herbs, eggs and honey is perfectly possible in a suburban space, and this practical guide will help urban dwellers develop a more sustainable existence. With a deep knowledge of permaculture and organic gardening, horticultural expert Justi...
$45.00
Eucalyptus youngiana, large-fruited mallee, from an original watercolour painting by Philippa Nik...
Eucalyptus youngiana, large-fruited mallee, from an original watercolour painting by Philippa Nikulinsky.
$5.95
Etched stainless steel, copper and brass leaf and bloom pendants on a fine sterling silver chain....
Etched stainless steel, copper and brass leaf and bloom pendants on a fine sterling silver chain. Original designs inspired by Western Australian walks under marri trees in bloom.
$110.00
Add a colourful and fun element to your wardrobe with these bright and comfortable, unisex socks....
Add a colourful and fun element to your wardrobe with these bright and comfortable, unisex socks. Designed and made in Melbourne from Australian cotton.
$19.00 – $19.00 3 Options
Lucky-Child: The SecretDr Chelinay Gates Answering her dying great grandmother's call, Lucy is lu...
Lucky-Child: The SecretDr Chelinay Gates Answering her dying great grandmother's call, Lucy is lured into the dark red heart of Australia's Great Sandy Desert. Indigenous mother tongues, Mangala and Wajarri exquisitely mimic the landscapes and evoke a feeling of timelessness that transports Lucy and the all-female search party into a Dreamtime World where she learns to respect the Lore, Country and herself. "Like the striking of an ancient gong, I heard my name Lucy Lucky-Child" "Impressed by...
$34.95
Art print of an original painting 'Twenty Eight Parrot' by Helen Ansell.
Art print of an original painting 'Twenty Eight Parrot' by Helen Ansell.
$49.95
Spotted Pardalote Amongst the Isopogen Print
Art print of an original painting 'Spotted Pardalote Amongst the Isopogen' by Helen Ansell.
Art print of an original painting 'Spotted Pardalote Amongst the Isopogen' by Helen Ansell.
$49.95
Stunning greeting card featuring Vlad Stankovic's Australiana artwork. Vlad Stankovic is an illu...
Stunning greeting card featuring Vlad Stankovic's Australiana artwork. Vlad Stankovic is an illustrator and graphic designer living in Australia. He strives to combine visual elements using digital and traditional tools in such a way that the final design communicates ideas clearly. In his personal work, his inspiration comes from science and nature on the one hand, and fantasy, fairy tales and all sorts of mysteries on the other.
$4.75
Australia’s spectacular gouldian finch lives in mangroves up north. Now you can show off its fanc...
Australia’s spectacular gouldian finch lives in mangroves up north. Now you can show off its fancy colours down south – on your feet! Size 8-11
$35.00
The Boab TreePat Lowe That ‘colossus of the bush’, the boab tree, has long intrigued visitors to ...
The Boab TreePat Lowe That ‘colossus of the bush’, the boab tree, has long intrigued visitors to the Kimberley. Where did it come from? How long does it live? With its strong branches and gnarled trunk, the boab is a minor ecosystem, providing shade and shelter for other lives. Native bees and bagmoths, lizards and nesting birds, cattle and human beings, the boab embraces them all. Some aged boabs bear scars from long-past visitors: Aboriginal engravings, Muslim prayer alcoves, the name of a ...
$39.95