BOUTIQUE SHOPPINGWho doesn't love a spot of shopping. In Tasmania, you can find one-off stores and all kinds of locally designed and made wares. We have a little something for all tastes.
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BEAUTY AND THE BEES - CENTRAL HOBART
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Founded in 1993, Beauty & the Bees is based on some of Tassie’s purest ingredients. Superb raw ingredients of
herbs, honey and olive oil sourced from Tassie, home to wild rainforests, rich volcanic soil, air purified by Arctic currents, and some of the cleanest water on earth. Now that’s got to feel good on your skin! Raw, rare, real, eco-friendly hair and skincare sourced from Tassie’s mountains, seas, apiaries, farms and rainforests. The range is vast, from solid shampoos to moisturisers, and even slumber drops formulated with essential oils to encourage a restful night’s sleep. Visit Beauty and the Bees at Shop 2, 33 Salamanca Place, Hobart and at Salamanca Market on Saturdays. Facebook | Email |
BE SMITTEN MERINO - HOBART
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Designed and made in Tasmania, Smitten create merino wool clothing that’s soft, light and warm – giving you a little piece of luxury that looks and feels fabulous. We want you to experience the marriage of beautiful, natural fabrics, developed into timeless designs to create comfortable, wearable garments for the person who needs easy travel ,fashion or adventure wear. Tasmania is our playground, and Smitten is lab-tested in some of the wildest places on earth so you can wear clothing that works anywhere in the world! Available at many Hobart stockists including Made In Tasmania and EcoHaven, or visit the website www.smittenmerino.com.
Find Smitten Merino at 45 Sandy Bay Rd - or book a styling session on 6212 0197. |
BOTANICAL KATE SICE - HOBART
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Kate Sice’s Botanical is a space that evokes all the senses, filled with fresh seasonal blooms and unique homewares that cascade onto the street in the heart of Hobart’s CBD. A restored studio in a heritage-listed building with a gorgeous pressed-tin ceiling, this quirky flower studio is a place to discover and create all things botanical. Kate’s philosophy is to ‘create simplicity in an already beautiful medium’. Botanical specialises in stunning signature posies and floral arrangements, weddings and events, and Kate also shares her joy and passion for flowers through regular intimate workshops in both her gorgeous space and warehouse.
Visit Botanical Kate Sice at 139 Macquarie Street or find them on Facebook. |
CLAUDIA JEWELLERS
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To some, Flinders Island may appear to be a lonely wind-swept outpost. But for the team at Claudia Jewellers, it is the backdrop to a love story that began more than 25 years ago. Since meeting at a local island dance one summer, founders Scott Loring and Freya Liddell have gone on to develop one of Tasmania’s most treasured brands, celebrating romance, nature and excellence. Love and romance is at the heart of Claudia Jewellers. They specialise in creating engagement rings that truly represent each individual couple, signifying their promise and celebrating their own unique love story. Couples have the opportunity to collaborate with a jeweller, developing every element of their engagement ring and creating their very own symbol of eternal love.
Visit them at 24 Magnet Court, Sandy Bay, Website, Social @claudiajewellers or call (03) 6223 5201 |
Coco Blue
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Coco Blue is a delightful country store in Campbell Town, an inviting stop along the Heritage Highway in the heart of Tasmania. You'll find carefully curated gifts, clothing, homewares, and now Julius Meinl coffee and beautiful pastries along with loaves of sourdough bread from fellow Tasmanian business, Bread & Butter. Drop in for coffee and find that perfect treasure! Experience the warmth and friendliness of a true Aussie retail store that specialises in women's clothing. You can also find their broad range online.
103 High Street, Campbell Town cocoblue.com.au [email protected] |
CUCKoO
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In a gorgeous art-deco era bank, CUCKoO is a gallery and shopping experience like no other. It’s run by qualified art historian and curator, Caroline Davies Choi. The former bank vault is stocked to the brim with art and craft supplies from near and far, including sumptuous yarns, locally made ink, paint, embroidery kits and inspirational books. Now a destination for those visiting the Huon Valley, customers know they will find unique offerings often available nowhere else. Australian-made homewares, wearables, paper goods and an ever-changing array of beautiful gift ideas keep things fresh. There is always something new and exciting to discover at CUCKoO on Cygnet’s main street – just look for the super-sized daffodils out the front.
17 Mary Street, Cygnet | Open from 10.00am daily (closed Tuesday) Website | Email |
DRILL HALL EMPORIUM
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The Drill Hall Emporium is one of Tasmania’s leading and most stunning antique stores, a must-visit when you arrive in New Norfolk in the picturesque Derwent Valley. The owners are dedicated to the sourcing of unusual, decorative and useful objects and furniture, and travel near and far in their quest. The Drill Hall Emporium is a favourite with locals and visitors alike. It’s only 30 minutes from Hobart and 20 from Mona.
17 Stephen Street, New Norfolk thedrillhall.com.au (03) 6261 3651 Open 10.00am – 4.30pm Thursday – Monday, closed some public holidays and occasionally for large shipments |
FIND COLLECTIVE
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This contemporary jewellery collective celebrates the work of 12 Tasmanian designers and makers. Tucked behind the bold sandstone of Salamanca Place, their exquisite works are largely inspired by Tasmania’s natural surrounds. First established in 2002, the cooperative is run and staffed by its members, so you’ll always be greeted by a local artisan. The beauty of FIND Collective is that independent designers come together, creating an artistic tapestry of unique and varied styles. All local. All handmade. Every piece supports a creative micro-business. From an understated cufflink to a custom-made ring, there’s a little piece of Tasmania to fall in love with. As a not-for-profit, the Collective reinvests commissions on jewellery sales to continue their mission and support members.
Visit FIND Collective or at Salamanca Arts Centre, 77 Salamanca Place, Hobart Call 0488 430 212 or Email |
FLYWHEEL
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Flywheel is a boutique stationery store situated in a lovely old building in the main street of New Norfolk. It’s filled with vintage finds and stylish stationery from around the world, including fountain pens, papers, twines, pencils, scissors, wrapping papers, ribbons, journals and notebooks. There is also a working letterpress studio using an antique cast iron printing press to create beautiful letterpress goods such as greeting cards, personal
stationery, bookmarks and notebooks. 42 High Street, New Norfolk flywheel.net.au (03) 6261 1641 Open 10.00am – 4.30pm Thursday – Monday, closed some public holidays |
FRANCESCA
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From small market stall to much-loved Australian brand, Francesca is the on-trend designer jewellery label by sisters Hannah & Rachel Vasicek. Working with sterling silver and solid gold, the two sisters meld their contrasting styles to create striking contemporary pieces. Founded on the belief that success means nothing unless you’re giving back, Francesca combines beautiful design with an empowering purpose. Known for their addictive Franc Stacks and limited-edition collections, Francesca is a brand that understands and embraces the emotional significance behind a piece of jewellery. Designed in Hobart and created both locally and abroad, Francesca pieces are filled with laughter and love every step of the way.
Find Francesca at 6a upper level Cat & Fiddle Arcade Hobart or on Facebook & Instagram. Open 9am – 5.30pm Monday to Friday, 9am – 5pm Saturday, 11am – 4pm Sunday |
HABEO
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If you’re looking for something for that special someone, Habeō in Battery Point brims with homewares and original gifts. In Latin, Habeō means ‘to have’. Hobart local, Rhea, has carefully curated a gorgeous collection of items that are designed to have, hold and love for the long term. These desirable products are hand picked
from her favourite designers and creators, both Tasmanian and from around the globe. Since 2021, Habeō has become a go-to for beautiful gifts wrapped with kindness and style. Stepping inside the store is an experience in itself; an original-shaped building transformed into a trove of treasured finds. Don’t be surprised if you come in for a gift yet find inspiration for your own home décor or a handmade necklace to complete your outfit. It happens! Not nearby? Head for Habeō online. 113 Hampden Road, Battery Point | Website | Call Open Monday – Friday 10.00am – 5.00pm, weekends 10.00am – 2.00pm |
HANDMARK GALLERY
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Handmark is all about handmade, the family of Tasmanian artists Handmark represents, and the knowledgeable, friendly staff. Step inside and discover a gallery that has celebrated an extraordinary range of Tasmanian creatives since 1980. The much-loved gallery exhibits paintings, works on paper, ceramics, jewellery and designed objects. Handmark continues to curate the ever-changing works of new and established artists and craftspeople through solo and group exhibitions held monthly throughout the year. Director and passionate Tasmanian Allanah Dopson has vast experience in working with clients and collectors to place artwork in their home or office. You'll find the gallery within the historic sandstone walls of Salamanca Place.
77 Salamanca Place, Hobart handmark.com.au Call (03) 6223 7895 or Email: [email protected] |
HOBART BOOK SHOP
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The shop is warm, well-lit, has wheelchair access, is filled almost to overlfowing with books, and is a vibrant part of Tasmania's literary community. They actively support the local arts and literay scene, hosting events and sponsoring competitions. The staff are a small and friendly group who love books are are always happy to help you find something to read.
Visit Hobart Book Shop or find them at 22 Salamanca Square, Hobart |
JAKE MIKODA
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Jake Mikoda’s sculptures reflect the spirit of Tasmanian wildlife, capturing natural bush scenes and telling a powerful story of animals in their natural habitat. Jake has the ability to materialise the natural spirit of his subjects in an astonishingly anatomically correct and lifelike fashion. Each bronze sculpture, small or grand, is
created using a lost wax-casting method and unique patination process, with great detail and originality showing in each piece. Admired by collectors throughout the world, Jake’s work is still in its infancy, so there’s outstanding value to be had in each piece. Find them on the Web or Call them |
LAVENDER GOAT FARM
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Lavender Goat Farm is 50 minutes from Hobart, nestled on the Huon River. This is a chemical-free sustainable farm, a must visit for those seeking an authentic farm gate experience.
Their Lavender Distillation Experience includes hand picking your own lavender then seeing it distilled into an aromatic essence. The Farm Experience is where you can meet the sheep and miniature goats. Try the popular You Pick Experience and take home a fragrant bouquet of organic lavender. The picturesque Sunset Experience, set against the backdrop of fields of purple lavender, is the perfect way to end the day. Book your visit through the website or by email. Website | Email |
LILY & DOT - MIDTOWN HOBART
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A treasure trove of cute gifts made in Tasmania and beyond, Lily & Dot is nestled in the Midtown precinct of small bars and cafés frequented by locals and visitors in the know. Tucked inside you’ll find candles, soft toys, baby clothes, crochet blankets, children’s books and jewellery by local and mainland makers. A great stop for mementos of your island holiday.
Find Lily & Dot at 150 Elizabeth Street, Hobart 0450 944 242 Open Monday to Saturday |
LIQUOR LIPS
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Elevate your senses with Liquor Lips’ chocolates filled with fine Tasmanian spirits. Born in the Netherlands, Frans was fortunate enough to experience the real deal when it came to indulging in chocolates filled with praline or ganache made to taste like whiskey or rum. Longing to experience the real deal again, he set off with his son Tjalling on a quest to perfect the art of making liquor-filled chocolates here in Tasmania using carefully crafted liquors from Tasmanian distillers. The results are in: meticulously handcrafted liquor-filled chocolates. Each chocolate is created with passion, precision and attention to detail, ensuring an unparalleled taste, and of course a wonderful aesthetic appeal. Embark on a unique journey of flavour, luxury and indulgence and experience the perfect harmony of chocolate and spirits with Liquor Lips.
Saturdays Salamanca Market, Sundays Farmgate Market | Website | Call or Email |
LUKE O’BRIEN PHOTOGRAPHY
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Luke is a Tasmanian landscape photographer specialising in fine art photo prints and small group tours. He has been photographing Tasmania’s wonderful natural environment for more than two decades and has a large body of work including landscapes, seascapes, macro and the night sky – including the Southern Lights, or Aurora Australis. Luke’s workshops are small group experiences, with a maximum of six guests. Private workshops are available for anyone wanting some personalised tuition in some of Tasmania’s most stunning landscapes. Everyone from complete beginners through to experienced photographers are welcome. Luke’s photography tours and workshops have been developed to enable you to experience Tasmania’s best photographic destinations and subject matter:
lukeobrien.com.au 04488 50077 [email protected] |
MARGOT BODY
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What could life be like if we had the means to take relaxation and healing as seriously as we take our work?’ Pause, rest and resurface while experiencing one of Margot Body’s unique nurturing facial rituals of relaxation, uniting touch, scent and intuition. It’s traditional beauty reimagined, venturing below the surface and encouraging a shift in our self-care narrative. Explore their studio’s carefully curated small-batch brands, harnessing the synergy of plant power and science. They’re crafted from the purest ingredients and formulated solely for their beautiful natural affinity with the skin and body. Authentic, sustainable. A place for stillness.
3/202 Liverpool Street, Hobart Website Appointment only |
METAL URGES
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Metal Urges Fine Jewellery & Diamonds is a rapidly growing business owned and operated by Tasmanian Jeweller Chris Hood. Quality and rarity are the two major motives driving Chris and the Metal Urges team of Jewellers. The finest quality Gem stones and Diamonds are combined with the highest quality materials to produce pieces of exceptional quality and beauty. Our diamond jewellery boutique gallery in Hobart is staffed by a professional team of Hobart’s finest jewellers, platinum and gold smiths. Our pieces have won four national jewellery design competitions.
Visit Metal Urges or find them on Facebook |
MIDTOWN HOBART PRECINCT
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Midway between the city and North Hobart you’ll find midtown – a bustling precinct of cafés, small bars and stores frequented by locals and visitors in the know. A nine-minute walk from Hobart’s waterfront offers unique old-meets-new urban photo stops and a rich variety of independent traders. Discover vintage records, Tasmanian-made gifts for children and numerous little bars - Rude Boy with its array of rums, Mexican street food at Grinners and artisan pizza in Metropolitan's industrial London tube-shaped interior. Head north on Elizabeth Street to sample some of Tasmania's best craft beers at Shambles Brewery, with excellent eats ans sakes at Bar Wa Izakaya. All this plus a hip barber, an Aveda salon, a bike shop, the Country Women's Association Gift Shop and Australia’s oldest knife shop, and you have the city's most diverse lifestyle strip.
#MidtownHobart #MakeittoMidtown |
MILIE ORGANICS
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Milie Organics offers a taste of Tasmania’s untamed beauty, driven by a desire for simple, authentic skin-friendly skincare. Founder Rowena's quest for natural ingredients led her to discover a world of skincare filled with harsh chemicals and artificial additives. Undeterred, she embarked on a mission to bring skincare back to its natural roots, and in 2007 Milie Organics was born. Get back to nature with Milie Organics. You’ll find their products at Salamanca Market, selected boutique accommodation stays, and online. Milie Organics is more than skincare, it's a tribute to quality, a slice of Tasmania, and a testament to nature's healing qualities.
Salamanca Market (site 212), Hobart milieorganics.com.au [email protected] |
MISS ARTHUR
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Sitting right next door to big sister The Drill Hall Emporium is home goods store Miss Arthur. Miss Arthur is a collection of handcrafted and traditional products gathered locally and from around the world that bring quality and satisfaction to your everyday rituals. A homage to craftsmanship, unfussy design and functionality, this store makes home-life a treat.
15 Stephen Street, New Norfolk missarthur.com.au (03) 6261 3651 Open 10.00am – 4.30pm Thursday – Monday, closed some public holidays |
MISS HAIDEE MILLINERY
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Step inside Hobart’s only hat shop and explore Haidee Neill’s working studio, home to more than 300 hats and headpieces. Try on headwear, meet the milliner and step back outside with your own custom-made piece of art. As an award-winning Australian milliner, Haidee Neill has been making hats for about three decades, establishing her millinery brand in 1990. She studied fine arts at the University of Tasmania before extending her craft through study at the British School of Millinery in London. Her passion for art and the world of fashion has taken her millinery designs to the global stage. She’s been awarded in countries where she was unable to make the ceremony but her well-travelled hats made the occasion in her place!
79 Salamanca Place, Hobart misshaidee.com | [email protected] | 0408 747 462 Open Monday – Friday 10.00am – 5.00pm, weekends 11.00 am – 4.00pm |
MYRTLE & ME
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Myrtle & Me jewellery is best described as a photographic Tasmanian moment captured in a timeless, wearable piece. Jeweller Jocelyn Parry-Jones loves her island home in a way that’s palpable across the range, from original pendants and cufflinks to delicate drop earrings. As a husband-and-wife team, Michael and Jocelyn live in the lush Meander Valley with some of north-west Tasmania’s finest wilderness on their doorstep. The distinctive fauna and flora of the region is celebrated through their evolving range, available across independent stores, online and at bustling Salamanca Market in Hobart. Myrtle & Me pieces are a Tasmanian moment captured fleetingly … to wear for a lifetime.
Salamanca Market (site 277), Hobart myrtleandme.com.au [email protected] |
NORMAN & DANN
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Norman & Dann is heavenly for chocolate lovers. But it’s so much more than a chocolate shop. Indeed, Norman & Dann is so inviting that when the current owners saw a for-sale sign on the store during a holiday from Brisbane they took it as a literal sign to move to Tassie! The sweet ride had Emily and Joshua take the helm of this iconic Salamanca store with son Finn in tow, to begin their new island life. For more than two decades, Norman & Dann has been a well-loved store in the historic Salamanca precinct.
6/33 Salamanca Place, Hobart normananddann.com Call (03) 6223 4777 or Email: [email protected] Monday – Friday 9.30am – 5.30pm, Saturday 9.00am – 5.00pm, Sunday 10.00am – 5.00pm |
OLD SCHOOL KITCHEN
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Eloise Emmett is a trade-qualified chef and diploma-qualified photographer and is the author of six award-winning cookbooks. When she is not photographing food or creating recipes she opens up her kitchen studio, Old School Kitchen, to share her knowledge of wholesome seasonal food for cooking classes and workshops. The workshops end in a delicious seasonal shared lunch feast of around 10 recipes from Eloise’s books that participants have cooked that morning. Old School Kitchen is only 10 minutes from the Hobart CBD. Open by appointment for book sales and portrait, food and product photography.
162 Tolosa Street, Glenorchy eloiseemmett.com 0416 220 505 |
RED PARKA
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Red Parka is home to a riot of colours and wonder that celebrate our world’s nature, animals and diversity through Tasmanian design. Step inside the nipaluna / Hobart store and you’ll feel a wave of happiness, as books, prints, tea towels, cushions, totes and all manner of carefully curated colour meets the eye. The store is full of good feels for one reason – the Tasmanian artists behind it. Red Parka is the creation of Jennifer Cossins and Tracy Colhoun, life and business partners with a powerful mission. Through a shared love of bushwalking, conservation, equality and the animal kingdom, their work aims to bring others joy while fostering a sense of care for our natural world.
Visit them at 22 Criterion Street, Hobart Find them on the Web |
RED ROBIN
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Red Robin's owner, Silvia, dreamed about owning a little store. A combination of vintage furniture, homewares and gifts. In 2013, she found the perfect little spot in Bellerive and her vision has grown from there. Sylvia and her husband Peter take off on several trips a year to source vintage goodies and, according to Silvia, hubby is very talented at bringing the furniture back to life.
At Red Robin you'll find a gorgeous collection of local and imported homewares, gifts, jewellery, candles, cushions, handbags, perfume oils, possum merino ponchos and Italian linen, just to name a few. And of course you'll also discover vintage furniture re-loved by Peter. Shop 9, 31 Cambridge Road, Bellerive |
SALAMANCA WOOL SHOP - SALAMANCA
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All things wool for fashion, warmth and comfort. Salamanca Wool Shop showcases the best of Tasmanian woollen produce, whether ready-made or individually created, and support this with premium woollen and natural fibre products sourced from interstate and overseas. They can tell you the stories behind the products. They can also meet your creative needs, with yarn, patterns and craft accessories to create an individual piece. From astronauts to scientists in Antarctica, wool is the traveller’s best friend. Where there’s a wool there’s a way!
Visit www.salamancawoolshop.com or at 69 Salamanca Place, Battery Point |
SMITTEN MERINO
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Smitten Merino. Just by the very name, one could fall warmly in love! This well-adored family business began on a modest scale in 2007 with a simple mission: to blend Australia’s world-class superfine merino wool with classic, timeless design. The result? A luxurious brand so fine that from modest beginnings in Hobart it’s now reached the streets of New York City, where Smitten Merino lines boutique walls and has been picked up by the most worldly of fashion-forward enthusiasts. There’s plenty to be smitten over. One only has to feel a garment to fall in love. Wear it and you’ll never want to take it off. It’s like the stylish version of a hug from a merino sheep!
47 Sandy Bay Road, Battery Point smittenmerino.com Call (03) 6212 0197 or Email [email protected] Open Monday – Friday 9.00am – 5.00pm, Saturday 10.00am – 2.00pm (also Salamanca Market) |
TASMANIAN GOURMET ONLINE
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Tasmanian Gourmet Online is a family-owned farm-based business. Duncan Garvey founded the business in 2018, building on his extensive experience in the food business. He co-founded Perigord Truffles of Tasmania, which established Australia’s French black truffle industry and produced the nation’s first truffle back in 1999. Choose from over 1200 products made by more than 150 producers and makers from across the island. They stock sweet and savoury treats, the state’s finest wines and spirits, award-winning honeys, chocolates and condiments as well as hand-crafted Huon pine products. Many of Tasmanian Gourmet Online’s products come from small artisan producers. One of their greatest joys is experiencing the passion of these makers and seeing it shine through in the quality of their produce.
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TASMANIAN HAMPER CO.
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Tasmanian Hamper Co. has selected and paired the best Tassie produce in gift hampers for shipping to anywhere in Australia. They’re proud of their eco-friendly approach to packing and presenting their hampers. Send your family or friends a hamper full of goodness from Tasmanian Hamper Co. so they too can enjoy a taste of Tasmania. Tasmania is a world-class foodie destination. Blessed with some of the cleanest air and water on the planet and abundant natural beauty, our island state produces world-renowned cuisines, including wines and cheeses, relishes and preserves, chocolates and sweet treats. Let Tasmanian Hamper Co. help you share our goodness Australia wide.
7 Hobart Road, South Launceston Website | Email or Call (03) 6344 5013, 0488 325 225 |
TEROS
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Combining ancient words for earth and love, Teros is your port-of-call for a greener, healthier and happier way of living. Inspired and blessed by Tasmania’s unique and vulnerable wild lands, Teros offers eco-conscious, fair-trade, waste-free and beautiful products from exciting designers and makers with a passion for a better tomorrow. With a range of green home, garden and transport items covering eating, drinking, playing, making, growing, cycling and sleeping, Teros supports all who value natural over synthetic, making over consuming, cycling over driving, community over individualism and purpose over profit. Teros is centrally located in midtown Hobart, so drop in to this unique shop for a warm smile in a vibrant eco-interior and learn how you too can make a positive difference in your way of living.
Visit them at 117 Elizabeth Street, Hobart or call (03) 6292 0555 Find them on the Web, Facebook or Instagram |
TIGER INA PAPERA UNIQUE WOODCRAFT
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Step into a gallery where you will find the works of more than 80 Tasmanian artists. Discover everything from handmade jewellery and beaded works to designs by silversmiths and timber wearables. There are glorious textiles, original paintings and prints, beautiful glassware and stained-glass pieces. From wooden boxes made from Tasmanian specialty timbers to ceramic, pottery and pewter pieces, the gallery's style is vast. Pick up a locally made magnet or a fine piece of furniture for your home.
The gallery is open seven days at the silo end of Salamanca Place, Thursday to Monday at Brooke Street Pier, and every Saturday at Salamanca Market. Shop 7/81 Salamanca Place, Hobart Salamanca Market (site 289) [email protected] |
THE SPOTTED QUOLL STUDIO
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When Tamika established SQ in 2010, it was little more than a vision for creating a more sustainable future for Tasmanian fashion. The young northern local bravely stepped into a space that bucked the trend. While others were rushing to cheap offshore manufacturers that delivered items for cents, Tamika was busily supporting a flock of local women who sewed with passion. Sure, they cost more. But they valued the work, they took pride in every piece, and they laughed together along the way. All these years later, Tamika remains true to her brand ethos to be wild at heart and ethical by nature.
26 Quadrant Mall, Launceston thespottedquoll.com.au [email protected] Open 7 days |
UPRISING GLASSWARE
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Uprising Glassware is more than beautiful drinkware. They're a platform built to celebrate the humbling environment around us and to support the custodians of this land. Their collection is a vessel from which to cherish Tasmania’s natural beauty and appreciate the skilled producers who craft their delicious drinks from this magical terroir. Let the landscape that sparkles at the base of your drink take you back to moments of connection. Connection to the land, to the people you share those moments with, and to the organisations working to support our wild spaces – five per cent of Uprising Glassware’s sales are contributed to environmental organisations such as Tasmanian Land Conservancy. You’ll find their glasses in stores all over the island. If you’d like them shipped directly to your home, they’re available for purchase through the website.
uprisingglassware.com.au |
VERDE
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At the heart of Verde is the desire to inspire creative energies, bring delight to your everyday surroundings and help you to find fabulous gifts. The Verde Store lovingly curates a selection of homewares, furniture, pots, plants, gifts and everyday treasures, thoughtfully brought together to enhance your daily spaces, bring you everyday joy and give you something made to last. Every product at Verde passes the team's criteria to be beautiful, practical, classic and sustainable, so you’ll absolutely love it and your eyes will light up every time you see it.
112 Lansdowne Crescent, West Hobart verdestore.com.au Call (03) 62316883 or Email [email protected] |
WAFU WORKS
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Immerse yourself in Japanese colour, texture and design at Wafu Works. Owner Jan Ochi has been supplying authentic Japanese textiles to quilters, textile artists and collectors for over 20 years. Cottons range from new quilting fabrics through to traditional antique indigo treasures, boro textiles and sashiko embroidery supplies. You can buy colourful vintage kimono silks by the metre or rummage through big baskets of oddments and remnants. There is an eclectic selection of new and antique handmade paper, origami, traditional katagami stencils, wooden printing blocks, fans, craft books, and much more.
Find Wafu Works at 18 Beach Road, Kingston Beach or on Facebook. Open 10am - 4.30pm Wednesday to Saturday. |
WILD ISLAND
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Wild Island celebrates our connection with nature through art, fine design, beautiful gifts, cultural events and workshops.
wildislandtas.com.au (03) 6224 0220 Open 7 days |