Tasman maker/grower Sharyn Ogg’s range of skincare and cosmetics began with an earthquake and a career change, and has grown alongside her two sons. Inspired by the plants and preparations that our ancestors have used for centuries, her organically grown herbal oil infusions form the basis of her carefully handcrafted Plant & Share skincare and makeup range.
Motueka-based sculptor Nicholas Duval-Smith makes eye-catching bronze sculptures from Oamaru stone originals. His work reflects his love of clean lines, textural contrasts, narrative, and art that can be played with. He has also recently returned to working with ceramics, producing a range of unique, personality-filled porcelain portrait brooches.
Nelson-based Pieter Wessels of Hendrik’s Leather is a self-taught leather craftsman who makes high quality leather wallets and card holders that are hand cut and hand stitched using the traditional saddle stitch method. His classic and durable designs are made to last for years to come.
Glass artist Roz Speirs of Clarity Glass used to have a “proper job” until a garage clear out, a night of insomnia, and a creative itch that needed to be scratched led her to the intoxicating world of fused glass
Max Jones of Honey Bird Leathercraft has a way with words as well as leather: “Perhaps every man comes to a point in his life when he looks around at what he has created for himself and is thus afforded an opportunity to really consider … Read more »
We’re in love with the vibrant crackle and colour of the crockery of Nelson potter Stephen Robertson…