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1. LAYERS OF HANDMADE SOAP FROM THE BLUE EARTH RANGE. 2. EACH BLOCK DISPLAYS A UNIQUE SELECTION OF COLOURS & SCENTS LAYERED TOGETHER TO FORM ONE SOAP.Our soaps are made by hand in small batches from quality ingredients. They are long-lasting, smell divine and are palm oil free.160gmIngredients : coc...

The first hut at the base of the mighty Waitaha Valley, the hut baggers dream and home to coveted Ivory Lake Hut.It was built in the 1960’s and was given this colourful exterior by local Bruce in the late 70s. He went against orders to paint it beige and mixed up this shade of teal using leftover...

Backcountry Art JournalThis year we have reimagined one of Aotearoa’s most iconic backcountry traditions, signing the DOC hut logbook, in a new creative journal for Aotearoa trampers.Inside you’ll find sketching games and prompts, contributions sent in from real trampers and plenty of pages to f...

Display your Hut Bagger credentials, in the hills or at the BBQ, with this wicked design by fellow tramper, Daniel Foothead. This highly detailed illustration depicts an old-school tramping pack filled with Mini Huts surrounded by creatures and objects from the backcountry.Mini Huts that feature: Ce...

Display your Hut Bagger credentials, in the hills or at the BBQ, with this wicked design by fellow tramper, Daniel Foothead. This highly detailed illustration depicts an old-school tramping pack filled with Mini Huts surrounded by creatures and objects from the backcountry.Mini Huts that feature: Ce...

Yesterday's New Earth is an exploration, in images and in words, of some of the geothermal expressions of the Taupo Volcanic Zone. The zone is an intriguing region which runs from Tongariro National Park in the South to White Island in the Bay of Plenty. Within some 100km it contains at least ten ma...

A widely acclaimed production, with photographs by Craig Potton and essays by Andy Dennis, this book focuses on the South Island's West Coast, much of which now makes up the Paparoa National Park. Shortlisted for the 1989 Goodman Fielder Wattie Book Awards, it was described by The Listener as showin...

From our range of New Zealand tea towel designs. The stunning red, summer flowers of pōhutukawa blooming in December have earned it the nickname of New Zealand's Christmas tree.100% natural cotton, off-white tea towels are screened with our great range of designs. 51 x 76 cm. Each tea towel is hand...

From our range of New Zealand tea towel designs. When approaching prey front on, the thin-bodied John Dory is hardly visible to them however when faced with predators he can appear much larger than he is by turning side on, flashing his big ‘evil eye’ spot and raising his large dorsal spines.100...

From our range of New Zealand tea towel designs. The rolling, seed dispersing, seed head of this sand dune grass is a classic sight on beaches.100% natural cotton, off-white tea towels are screened with our great range of designs. 51 x 76 cm. Each tea towel is hand-printed using water based inks (he...

From our range of New Zealand tea towel designs. Flightless, nocturnal and iconic, the kiwi is New Zealand's most famous bird. There are five species - the North Island brown being the most common. A strong sense of smell, whiskers, and fur-like feathers make the kiwi the badger of birds!100% natura...

A flush of fungi! Clockwise from top: Mycena subviscosa, Panus purpuratus, Entoloma hochstetteri, Resupinatus sp., Aseroe rubra, Cortinarius lubricanescens, Stereum versicolor, Ramaria sp., Hypholoma acutum, Psathyloma catervatim, Amanita australis, (inside circle, clockwise) Geastrum velutinum, Aus...

These classic and colourful note cards feature 16 Japanese shibori designs. Blank inside, these cards will convey a heartfelt message for any occasion.This note card set includes: 16 folded blank note cards - 3.75 x 4.5 inches (9.5 x 11.5 cm) 16 unique designs 16 sealable envelopes.Shibori is a hand...

Hey! I have a message for you: Come outside! There are flowers to pick, leaves to gather, seeds to collect, moss to pat, rain to smell and earth to dig. Love Nature xx P.S. You are part of the natural world, too!Inside this book, you will discover heaps of craft projects you can make using materials...

Acrylic on Canvas440 x 440mm“This painting seeks light. The reflective surface both reveals and conceals colour and form. Daylight is synchronised with the viewer’s movement. This painting is spatial. In A Whole and Two Halves, through three simple applications space divides, and colour accumula...

Acrylic on Canvas600 x 600mm“This painting seeks light. The reflective surface both reveals and conceals colour and form. Daylight is synchronised with the viewer’s movement. This painting is spatial. In A Whole and Two Halves, through three simple applications space divides, and colour accumul...

Acrylic on Canvas1000 x 1000mm“This painting seeks light. The reflective surface both reveals and conceals colour and form. Daylight is synchronised with the viewer’s movement. This painting is spatial. In A Whole and Two Halves, through three simple applications space divides, and colour accum...

Acrylic on Linen50x50cm

Acrylic on Canvas 60x60cm

I’ve only visited the small parts on the coastal edges of Australia and one collection of glowing rocks in the middle of that vast sparsely inhabited land, but the wombat is one of my favourite animals and Uluru (Ayers Rock) my favourite rock. Australia’s birds and other animals have fascinated...

I’ve only visited the small parts on the coastal edges of Australia and one collection of glowing rocks in the middle of that vast sparsely inhabited land, but the wombat is one of my favourite animals and Uluru (Ayers Rock) my favourite rock. Australia’s birds and other animals have fascinated...

I’ve only visited the small parts on the coastal edges of Australia and one collection of glowing rocks in the middle of that vast sparsely inhabited land, but the wombat is one of my favourite animals and Uluru (Ayers Rock) my favourite rock. Australia’s birds and other animals have fascinated...

I’ve only visited the small parts on the coastal edges of Australia and one collection of glowing rocks in the middle of that vast sparsely inhabited land, but the wombat is one of my favourite animals and Uluru (Ayers Rock) my favourite rock. Australia’s birds and other animals have fascinated...

I’ve only visited the small parts on the coastal edges of Australia and one collection of glowing rocks in the middle of that vast sparsely inhabited land, but the wombat is one of my favourite animals and Uluru (Ayers Rock) my favourite rock. Australia’s birds and other animals have fascinated...