found at fremantle arts centre

Transcription

1 found at fremantle arts centre

2 Martu Baskets The Martu are the traditional owners of a vast area of WA s Western Desert. Martumili Artists is an organisation that works with new and established artists, whose work showcases the diversity, integrity and strength of the Martu s rich and vibrant culture. Left: Minarri Grass and Wool Basket by Jakayu Biljabu $620 Above: Minarri Grass and Wool Basket by Nancy Taylor $720

3 Narayani Palmer Sculptures Combined with her love of line and colour, Narayani Palmer creates organic, whimsical ceramic forms inspired by a playful sense of the absurd. From: $49 each

4 Mad Harriet (Dale Frances) Ceramics The creation of WA artist Dale Frances, Mad Harriet ceramics are fun, functional and above all beautiful. Her Organic series of plates, beakers and bowls come in a range of colours. Plates $30-$90 and bowls $60 each

5 Harry & Harriet Pour Cups Harry & Harriet is a collaboration between ceramists, Dale Frances and Alana McVeigh. The pair use disposable packaging to cast a range of functional beakers and serving dishes that are practical and stylish. Pour Beakers $34-$42 each

6 Anna Hadwin Toy Monkey Anna loves to crochet! Admitting to having a wool mountain at home, she finds inspiration in her husband s and daughter s drawings. This monkey is one of a menagerie of cute and cuddly crotcheted toys for children. For adults that can t resist her creations she has just started making very cute and funky crocheted cacti. Monkey with scarf $90

7 Shiny Rabbit Clock Shiny Rabbit are a husband and wife team (Cynthia Verspaget and Adam Fiannaca) who make contemporary jewellery and quirky homewares with a difference! Drawing on popular culture, their upcycled range of record clocks are made right here in Perth. Animalia Record clock $72

8 Karen Millar Nesting Bowls Former maritime archeologist Karen Millar finds inspiration in nature. Her delicate porcelain ceramics draw on earthy, organic colour palettes and the shapes and forms found under the sea. Her beautiful bowls are perfect for any kitchen or dining setting. Nesting Set $250

9 Annie Rawle Necklace Annie Rawle uses her embroidery and laser cutting skills to create a bright and playful range of cross stitched jewellery exploring both, traditional floral designs, as well as more contemporary geometric patterns. Cross stitch necklace $48

10 Marika Leonard Bowls Marika Leonard makes beautiful, ceramic homewares. These gelatocoloured ice cream bowls are perfect for summer. Bowls $30 each

11 Shiny Rabbit Cufflinks Shiny Rabbit are a husband and wife team who aim to make accessories and home wares with a difference! Drawing from political themes and popular cultural references their accessories are unique in application and detail. Exclamation Cufflinks $30

12 Peter Reynolds Perfume Bottles Trained in the South West of WA, Peter Reynolds is a glass artist who draws inspiration from the beauty within WA s forests, deserts and seaside. His perfume bottles are individually blown with their tops made especially to match. Perfume bottles $48 unfrosted, $66 frosted

13 Enid Twiglet Shark Brooch Sarah Norman-Browne, or better known as Enid Twiglet, has a great passion (and skill) for embroidery. Together with her partner, who mans the laser cutter, they are inspired by the wildlife of Australia and the English countryside (where Sarah once called home). Laser Cut shark Brooch $28

14 Indian Dresses by Jillian Green Jillian Green lives and works in the South West of WA. In her work she pairs richly detailed patterns with simple shapes, exploring different cultures and religions. Theses Indianinspired dresses are hand painted on wood. Indian Dresses from $ each

15 Tony Docherty Spoons Based in Denmark, Tony sources native timbers (from fallen trees and old houses and furniture) to recycle into his beautiful, simple products, showing off the natural magnificence of the sheoak, jarrah, jam wood, tingle and marri that he uses. Spoons $36 each

16 found FOUND at fremantle arts centre at Fremantle Arts Centre stocks WA s largest range of unique gifts and wares made by local artists. Ceramics Homewares Jewellery Fashion Wood Books Glass Stationery Shop 7 days 10am 5pm fac.org.au Finnerty Street Fremantle