We are excited to introduce the newest member of our Australian themed silk scarves. This beautiful gums is about 40 years old. I know because I planted it myself. It graces my front garden along with another older gum. Together they both tower over my house...
Make sweet music by complimenting your Spring outfit with a posy of Australian Wildflowers that you can wear all year round. Silk is a very versatile fabric that is soft and fine and is a pleasure to wear at any time. Our scarves are printed...
Corrobberee Leaves. The rich summer colours will bring a warm glow to those cooler months when added to your winter wardrobe. These gum leaves cover the ground where they have fallen in late summer as they start their drying out process. The colours keep changing...
Wishing everyone a 2020 Happy Christmas and a successful 2021 New Year. ...
Australian themed bed pillow cases printed on 100% top quality cotton. The image runs across the two pillows to form a focal point of colour. All you need to do is to turn one pillow over to create the complete image. ...
The Australian Scribbly Bark scarf is finally here. The most distinctive features of this eucalypt are the ‘scribbles’ made by moth larva as it tunnels between the layers of bark. The scribble patterns are caused when they feed on tissues just below the epidermal cells...
Recently my art friends asked “What is your favourite artist?” At the time I was busy painting walls and refurbishing dining chairs that I didn’t have time to really think about the question. Recently, I have been watching the new series of ‘The Dark Crystal’ with...
Mothers Day is approaching and its hard to know what to buy to show her that she is very special. Why not buy one of our Australian themed silk scarves online. Many elegant designs featuring environmental Australian Themes and printed on pure silk. ...
An ancient dialect written on the trees, but who can decipher it? The scribbly gum moths have been writing the story of their lives on our gum trees for millennia but what does it say? The scribbles are formed by a moth (Ogmograptis scribula) that burrows a feeding trail...
I visited the Powerhouse Museum to see the Jenny Kee and Linda Jackson - Step into Paradise exhibition. It was brilliant. Not only did it showcase the amazing work of these two women but the presentation of the exhibit made it not only interesting, but...