the market 'look book' sep 2012

a b o u t i q u e s h o w c a s e o f

independent tasmanian

art & design

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septemberwelcome to september at the market. this market brings with it a sense of springtime

freshness, perfectly suited to the season, with our carefully selected collection of exhibitors,

all presenting beautiful and inspiring designs. with an incredibly varied product mix

including bespoke ceramics, precious award winning jewels and literally everything else in

between, we cant wait to see what new creations our exhibitors will be unveiling!

we have an extra couple of treats for market visitors this time around. for september the

two spaces tucked away upstairs will be transformed...one into a fabulous pop-up shop

brimming with all sorts of covetable goodies and the other an exhibition space, where Janny

McKinnon will launch a brand new (and no doubt beautiful) body of work.

Do have a fossick through our look book, it will give you a sneak peek as to which labels will

be presenting their wares on market day and also the philosophies of the artists, designers

and makers behind them. while vastly differing in products and style, all our exhibitors are of

a similar ilk, which we feel demonstrates the core values of the market, to present customers

with the cream of the crop of art & Design in tasmania.

we look forward to seeing you on the 23rd september.

- Shannon + Holly

at t h e m a r k e t .

Cover image : Elliott My Dear

copyright © 2012 the market.

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Sandy Bay Rd

Murray St

Salamanca Place

St David’s Park10am

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on our wish list...

1. ceramic skull, by Alex + Marion Ceramics 2. stackable rings, by Emily Snadden Design

3. screenprinted cushion, by Georgie B Design 4. Plant + magazine holders, by Sashiko Design

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5. ‘Plum, tree & sky’ photograph, by Janny McKinnon 6. Recon unit softie, by HiiRagi

7. etching, by Tea and Honey Design 8. Porcelain tea light holders, by Sally Cassandra

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hurrah! finally a product to help out the non-crafty types around us to make

gorgeous, quirky, hand crafted items…ones that don’t resemble a kindergarten

craft project! the Paper shed makes a range of super cute DiY kits, from which you

can create the likes of softly felted mushrooms, chubby little sparrows, and all other

manner of bespoke style woodland creatures.

t h e pa p e r s h e d

by Tonia Gretschmann

Do you have a day job, if so what is it?

No, not any more. i have been lucky enough to make the move to full time craftist!

When did your business begin and why?

about two years ago i stopped working as a primary school teacher and started

the paper shed. i had been creating felt birds and giving them to friends as gifts

and people wanted to have a go at making their own, so i developed the designs

into patterns and began producing sewing kits on a larger scale. i now sell the

kits online (thepapershed.com.au), at craft markets and through a select group of

boutique gift and craft shops. i love being able to make a living doing what i love.

Inspiration/design aesthetic?

the paper shed’s designs are inspired by a combination of things that i love: the

natural world, especially tasmania, the handmade aesthetic and craft tradition,

beautiful materials and patterns, the stunning creations that my fellow crafters

come up with, photography and drawing, film.

0437 994 385

[email protected]

www.thepapershed.com.au

contact Tonia

Designers you admire?

fellow textile bird-maker ann wood, all-round craftist and promoter of all things

handmade Pip Lincolne, whimsical and extremely talented paper cutter Rob Ryan.

What is your favourite part of Tasmania?

there are too many! i spent my childhood on an organic farm in the central north

of tasmania... the rolling green hills dotted with many rows of trees and friendly

Jersey cows hold a very special place in my heart. i love to be anywhere in the wild

mountains and on the pristine beaches – we are so lucky to live on such a beautiful

island. and hobart holds its own special charm, the perfect mix of small country

town and yet big enough to have everything i need.

What do you love about what you do...and any little gripes or niggles?

i love bringing a new idea into reality with lots of little scribbles, sketches,

prototypes, changes, experimentation and beautiful materials. it is such a

fascinating process to bring a two dimensional idea into a three dimensional

project that can be produced from a pattern. often the result is not quite what i

had hoped for and it requires much tweaking and adjusting before i’m happy with

it. i have a box in my studio labelled work in progress which contains all the not-

quite-finished ideas – it’s so satisfying to complete a design into something that i

am proud to put my name to!

What can our lovely customers expect to see you exhibiting?

the paper shed will display a growing collection of craft kits in a delightful range

of colours, with a sample of each finished project to inspire you to make your own.

additionally, at each market i bring out a different collection of handmade items

from my latest creative endeavors.

c h e r i s h b y b e k b u r r o w s

by Bek Burrows

the cherish range of products includes a perfect smattering of things to adorn

your home, with a focus on gorgeous quality + simplistic ingredients all featuring

bek burrows adorable illustrations. beautiful woolen blankets, silk cushions, linen

aprons and greeting cards form the range, depicting lighthearted scenes, with a

good healthy pinch of whimsy and fun! bek’s drawings are seriously endearing,

and we love how they’re usually done in a cheerful cherry red.


My primary job is being a mum. i’m lucky enough to have a wonderfully supportive

husband who works, enabling me to pursue my creative little business while still

being the domestic engineer at home.


i started cherish in 2004 after i had my first child and found that the food industry

i had been involved in was not as flexible and child friendly as i had hoped!

Previously i had studied two fine arts degrees and so was keen to work in an artistic

medium, creating things that are both practical and individual at the same time. i

discovered there was a limited range of children’s blanket’s available that utilized

tasmanian wool and were created with a sense of originality. in the beginning i

used mainly reproduction 1930’s children prints, and then began making unique

quilts made from special collected fabrics, which often had sentimental meaning.

cherish has grown and developed to include a range of products such as greeting

cards, silk and linen cushions and wraparound linen aprons all individually hand

painted with my illustrations.

0437 752 547

[email protected]

www.cherishbybekburrows.com.au

contact Bek


inspiration comes from everyday things for me. i try to surround myself with objects

and people that interest me, which in turn colours my work. simple but beautiful

things make their way into my drawings, such as teacups, apple trees and kites.

the images i make frequently include a person, quite often children who can be

skipping, fishing or dressing up and playing in billy carts. i am most inspired by

my family and all the games and activities we play that i also remember playing as

a child. we live amongst an eclectic mix of styles in our home and i often pick up

bits and pieces on our travels, from shells and rocks to formerly loved pieces of

furniture and old treasures others are moving on from. i enjoy looking at the things

in other people’s homes and the stories that certain objects tell about a person.


i love the illustrations of quentin blake who has worked on numerous Roald Dahl

books, his quick immediate approach to his drawings. i have a VeRY large list of

blogs bookmarked and can spend a couple of hours easily scrolling through a

differing selection from interiors to food and children’s design.


falmouth, on tasmania’s east coast. i love arriving there and knowing that within a

very short time i will have succumbed to the very slow pace and totally relax.


i love that i can get up and start in my workroom really early in the morning, in

my p.j’s with a cup of tea while the kids are still asleep downstairs. there is great

flexibility in working for yourself and being able to start and finish a job while still

being “on deck” with juggling all the different aspects of having four kids.


i’m working on a new range of quilts, which i am quite excited about. combining

wool, linen, silk and cotton with my own illustrations in a patchwork quilt. i am

also playing around with a series of small paintings on linen, which is a different

direction for me this year. May be best not to say too much yet though!


emily snadden Design is my day job – and i love it.


i graduated as fully qualified Jeweller in 2006 and have worked within the Jewellery

industry for over 11 years. i held the position of onsite Jeweller for a local firm for

three years but recently made the decision to start building my own business and

as a result have ventured out on my own to follow my dream!


i am heavily inspired by the local environment – particularly our native tasmanian

flora and the local architecture and built up environment. My work draws

inspiration from many resources but generally is founded on contrasts between

organic form and clean lines.

emily snadden is a contemporary jeweller and a brilliant one at that. she is award

winning (more than once!) and her work reflects a love and response to the flora

and architecture of tasmania. this is contrasted with a sleek, clean geometric style

of manufacture and means that her pieces are both polished but slightly organic…

very beautiful. statemental cuffs, delicate layered flower rings and pretty brushed

silver seedpod earrings are some of our picks from the range, but truth be told, it’s

all incredible.

e m i ly s n a d d e n d e s i g n

by Emily Snadden


My work is inspired by a vast array of influences and artists – however some of

my favourite designers include catherine truman, claes oldenburg and carlier

Makigawa… but there are so many favourites!


one of my favourite places is the tasmanian highlands – this is where i do most

of my designing and where a lot of my design ideas become resolved. i love

wandering through the bush photographing and collecting specimens with which

to incorporate into my designs.


i love everything about my trade – from the design process to manufacture and

finally delivery to the happy client. it is extremely rewarding to have created

something from the soul for a client and to be rewarded by their pleasure when

it is finished and it becomes theirs - to have hand created something which then

becomes a part of someone’s family history is a great honour.


handmade, unique contemporary Jewellery – designed in response to the local

environment and made with love.

040 981 270

[email protected]

www.emilysnadden.com

contact Emily

alex and Marion ceramics is a creative partnership and pottery studio based

in hobart, tasmania. all alex and Marion products are designed and made

collaboratively in hobart by Marion abraham and alex Gouldthorpe. alex and

Marion work to combine the tactile appeal of east asian folk pottery with studio-

scale production techniques and designs that draw influence from past masters of

the studio crafts (mainly 17th and early 18th century Japanese and european) and

by the weedy flora of this temperate suburban environment. they are particularly

proud of their glazes, which are the product of a unique education followed by

years of gruelling science, trial and error.

a l e x + m a r i o n c e r a m i c s

by Alex Gouldthorpe & Marion Abraham


we only do other work when desperate, and these jobs are irrelevant to our artistic

practice.


alex and Marion established their studio because they felt that there was an

opportunity to revive the craft arts in hobart and to attempt to live a particular

socially idealistic life within their city. this involves making functional, affordable art

and selling it face to face with the public. with trends in contemporary ceramics

focused on unglazed porcelain and wood-fired pottery, we saw a great opportunity

to keep the art of colourful, high-temperature glaze-work alive in australia.

0437 258 653

[email protected]

www.alexandmarionceramics.com

contact Alex + Marion


we love art deco glass and metalwork, art nouveau period Japanese design,

commercial art of the early 20th century and primitive design from all round the

world. art deco ceramics just missed out on the western artist-potter revolution

of the 30’s and 40’s so we work to create pieces that combine elements from Deco

glass and metal work with eastern studio pottery techniques.


Roger webb, René Lalique, furuya Korin, and the unknown potters of the t’ang

through song Dynasties.


cross st, New town, looking out across the brickworks kiln chimney toward Mt

wellington.


we like working hard, and the strange futility of making things that get sold a week

later and never seen by us again. we like feeling as though we are part of a great

tradition and of another era and we like being productive. working really hard is

our answer to contributing to society. we are not today’s designers or designer-

makers. we are artists for the people.


Lots of colorful porcelain and stoneware home-wares; vases, cups, teapots, bowls,

jars and boxes. also on display will be some ceramic jewelry and small sculptural

pieces and hopefully some non-ceramic items in the future.

sally ellis creates a delightful range of ceramics, including jewellery, dainty dishes,

candleholders and functional home wares too. often her porcelain has intricate

lace impressions in the surface and all of the sally cassandra range is rich with

beautiful textures and patterns, transforming simple ceramics into items of beauty.

s a l ly c a s s a n d r a

by Sally Ellis


i am the mother of two beautiful little people.


after finishing art school in tasmania i moved to south australia for a couple of

years to do a ceramic associate ship at the Jamfactory. i was inspired by friends

in the jewellery studio at the Jamfactory to experiment making jewellery with

porcelain. this is when i started selling my pieces to galleries, i guess it just snow

balled from there.


i am a collector. i like objects with intricate patterns, fabrics with different textures.

i collect things of different shapes and colour, things of aesthetic and sentimental

value, objects that once had a story. i love vintage patterns and objects that are

worn through overuse. i use these found objects in my work giving them a second

life, making the old new again.

0438 835 966

[email protected]

www.sallycassandra.com

contact Sally


there are a lot!

one of my favorite old ones in william Morris for his beautiful wall paper designs.

and one of my favorite new ones is ceramic artist honor freeman, she sees the

beauty in everyday objects, things that are often overlooked.


bicheno, i love the beach and listening to the waves crash. we have a shack up

there, it has retro wall paper and awesome vintage lino!


i love seeing images in my sketch book come to life in porcelain.

Gripes – too many ideas and not enough time!


some of the old and some of the new! Jewellery, dishes and tealights which

have been at the market before, plus some new products focusing on functional

homewares.

Julia Dineen is not only a very clever + talented lady (an award winning graphic

designer didn’t you know?) but she also has a lovely joyful sense of humour and the

ability to create a certain mood or atmosphere through her fun designer prints and

stationery. we like her use of spot on phrases and splashes of colour that brighten

up even the dullest day.

J u l i a d i n e e n p r i n t s

by Julia Dineen


Julia is an award winning freelance graphic designer. she loves to colour in all day,

preferably in texta.


the seed was planted many many moons ago and recently came into bloom in

2011, with the goal of being able to realize my own day to day creative musings

and thoughts.


inspiration comes from the everyday, comments from a passing stranger, an

overheard conversation in a café or the passing of time. colours, light, shapes and

patterns evolve from memories and muddled ramblings pieced together.

0407 830 342

[email protected]

www.juliadineedesign.com.au

contact Julia


Gosh where to start….current muses are beci orpin, Jane Reiseger, ortolan,

Dinsoaur Designs and anything vintage….


cremorne beach in winter…uncrowded, isolated and wind swept.


i love getting to be creative everyday…excepting for some days, when wouldn’t

it be lovely to just walk through the day without a flash of inspiration and dream

colourless dreams….


smiles and laughter.

J e n 2 l e

by Jennifer Nizette & Jennifer Sowby

Jen2Le design and create handmade knitted, crocheted and felted artisan

products. their home wares and accessories are completely individual and

inspired by the textures and colours of their super special and seriously high quality

yarns and materials. Lovely old fashioned techniques merge seamlessly with

contemporary design and world sourced silks, mohair, hemp, linen and bamboo.


Jennifer Nizette is a full time mother with a background in Nursing and oh&s.

Jennifer sowby works part-time as a Mothercraft Nurse.


Jen2le began 3 years ago to produce a handbag that was distinctively unique and

not massed produced. from a background of hobby skills used to provide family

and friends with handmade and special gifts we are exploring and enhancing our

creativeness with textures, colours and designs.


JN: tasmania provides a community feel allowing for the eclectic and diversity of

cultures that encourages designers and artisans whether it’s foods or art to take

inspiration from the natural resources of beautiful clean air, mountains to seaside

0418 361 168 / 0409 419 327

[email protected]

www.jen2le.blogspot.com

contact Jen2Le

views and four seasons. tasmania for me is not any one place but a tolerant and

accessible place for my family.

Js: i spent some of my childhood years growing up in ferntree, so for me the trees

and smell of the bush with hill and river views is something i treasure wherever i am

in the world.


the world is our horizon and the ideas come thick and fast. the gripe is time

limitations to follow through in one continuum from idea to completed product.

we do everything from inception, sourcing fabrics and yarns to match the design

and texture of our ideas, to manufacture and then the (boring but essential)

business side (paperwork, accounts, advertising and marketing). a larger financial

base and space would allow us to do this full time.


unique, “one off” gifts and home wares that are contemporarily designed using

specialty yarns and fabrics. Designs from tasmanian based Jen2le using world

sourced silks, mohair, hemp, linen, bamboo and many others.

l i t t l e l a r i

by Larissa Kemp

Larissa Kemp is a part time fairy helper and a part time talented jeweller. her

cleverly crafted jewellery designs, sold under the Little Lari label, have a

lovely freedom to them, and use a fun and refreshingly unexpected pairing of

components. our favourites are her cute as a button naughts and crosses earrings

and dainty silver freeform brooches, they make perfect presents too, we might add.


Yes i do i work part time at the faerie shop as a faerie helper.


i started making jewellery in 2005 and i started my Little Lari label in 2009. i started

my label then because i think that’s when i found my groove, and made a range of

jewellery that is still popular today.


for inspiration i normally take that from nature, and from what scraps of metal are

sitting on my workbench. My best ideas so far have come from what i have in front

of me, and one of my many ideas floating around in my brain will find it’s way out.

ideas give me sleepless nights.

0418 213 307

[email protected]

www.littlelari.com.au

contact Larissa


Julie blyfeild she is from adelaide and an amazing silversmith.


wow that’s a hard one can i have more than one? the east coast (broad i know but

it is just beautiful) and the top of mount wellington on a clear day, ooh and the

west coast.


i love that i have the freedom to create and that i don’t have anyone telling me

what to do. My little gripe would be that i work from home and i am the best

procrastinator around!! Not a good mix.


i will have my favorites there and i always try and pop in a few new pieces and

some one off designs.

a little bit of magic seems to infiltrate all of Georgie b’s design, we’re not talking

about the white doves and top hat kind of magic, more like the fairytale and

dreamy/nolstagic variety. Lucky for us Georgie has managed to bottle it all up in

the form of cute, quirky illustrations that have been screen-printed onto organic

linen cushion covers and ceramic surfaces perfect for hanging on the wall. also,

an adorable selection of cards, so you can spread the love… or the magic.

g e o r g i e b d e s i g n

by Georgie Barnett


i am currently studying a bachelor of Design at the whitehouse institute in

Melbourne. on the weekends and when i’m not studying i intern at ink & spindle

textile studio which allows me to have access to a perfect printing set up and be

surrounded by lots of creative, inspiring arty types. i teach swimming classes on

Monday afternoons and work at bed, bath & table on weekends sometimes.


georgie b design started ten years ago and was born from my personal struggle

with anorexia and bulimia. Drawing became an outlet, a way to express the

expressionless and a very real incentive to pursue a healthier pathway. Now that i’m

in a brighter place i am able to share my artwork and create something tactile from

my illustrations.


0405 499 964

[email protected]

www.georgiebdesign.com

contact Georgie

i love LoVe to look through picture books! especially ones with fantasy, magical

illustrations like shirley barber’s fairyland scenes. My aesthetic is whimsical, a bit

quirky, but nothing too serious.


ink & spindle boutique textiles, illustrators shirley barber and Grahame base, beci

orpin, florence broadhurt, Marimeko, Pip studio, my cousins Nina & elizabeth

barnett


bay of fires where our shack is, its magical.


i love losing time to being creative. a whole morning might fly by and you done

even realize because you’re so into a project. i like watching something grow from

a idea, to a sketch, a drawing, then something tactile. the finished product is

always worth it.

Niggles: my shoulders always hurt from leaning over my desk! there is never

enough time in day either!


You will see a range of crazy, cute, quirky illustrations that have been scree-printed

onto organic linen cushion covers and ceramic surfaces suitable to hang on the

wall. a collection of designs have been printed onto gift cards.

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by Calista Anderson-Leitch

we’re so looking forward to seeing what wonderful things Giggling Gertie

produces this year. from her teeny tiny mini purses to the decadent double clutch,

her products are perfection. Lovely and limited run fabrics, pretty linings, a good

range of size options and the cutest product names (because of course that’s

important when we’re talking purses!) this year, we’re pleased to say, Giggling

Gertie designer calista anderson-Leitch is also producing cushions and lovely

collared tops to keep her range of bags company.


i am an assistant manager at spacebar Gallery.


Giggling gertie started out as a college graphics project where i designed a look-

book and fashion label identity. i made a couple of t-shirts and bags with giggling

gertie swing tags and labels. it was pretty fun! i started making wallets and purses

for friends and they were a hit! so i approached a local boutique and people

actually started buying my purses! in a shop!

in 2010 i began my final year of Diploma of fashion Design and technology and i

had my first market stall. i learnt a lot in the fashion course and six years after that

first college project giggling gertie is doing really well. i have lots of plans for the

next 12 months too, so, as they say, ‘watch this space!’

0407 870 037

[email protected]

www.gigglinggertie.com

contact Calista


i thoroughly admire the era of design from the 1900’s through to the 1950’s. the

colours, patterns and fabrics from that era are just divine! art Nouveau and art

Deco are definitely my favourite movements which have dictated the style of my

house, studio and wardrobe. that era also inspires me because of the multitude of

changes that occurred, socially and morally, and also within the fashion industry;

the epic shift from custom made wardrobes to off the rack is amazing. it inspires

me to find a middle ground between the two extremes to satisfy present day

wants and needs. the other big influence i have from that era is that the regard for

quality back then was a lot higher, as was the importance of endurance in both the

design and functionality of products and fashion.


charlie harper, florence broadhurst, Lisa Gorman, Rodarte, Nancy bird, sophie

Leblanc, Lucienne Day.


i really love the satisfaction of making something from start to finish; to see that

finished and useful product at the end of the process is a joy! even more so, i

LoVe that customers appreciate what i do. having market stalls, explaining the

features of an item, or telling someone about the history of the fabric pieces i’ve

used and sharing my passion, is thoroughly enjoyable. i also love the process of

matching the fabrics together for each purse or bag; it involves big piles of fabric,

rummaging, consideration and the occasional surprises! the only complaint i

would have about what i do is that super-glue is really sticky! that’s the only part of

my process which is irreversible and permanent, mistakes are hard to correct!


an everchanging collection of purses, as well as some new items such as cushion

covers and simple tops with collars too. there will also be a collaboration with a

fabulous tasmanian illustrator and designer, stay tuned to see the results of our

work together. and, as always, giggling gertie will be putting the fun in functional.


No i do not have a day job. Jewellery designing and manufacturing is my full time

occupation. i have previously worked in the tourism (guiding) and horticultural

industries.


i began making jewellery in 2003, i thoroughly love making jewellery and was lucky

enough to be a part of a jewellery cooperative in salamanca right from 2003 til

2012 which allowed me to develop my designs, skills and individuality.


simple, shiny, clean but just a little bit rough! My take on all things in Nature.

Michelle clark describes her design aesthetic as ‘simple, shiny, clean but just a little

bit rough’. her label burnished is a stunning range of contemporary jewellery, a

collection of special pieces that showcase a refreshing mixture of techniques and

a sometimes unexpected merging of different metals and stones. the result…a

range of jewels that while being gorgeously dainty and extremely wearable, are

thoroughly different, and we think, pretty perfect.

b u r n i s h e d

by Michelle Clark


there are many designers i admire, every time i head down to salamanca i see new

designers popping up! any new designer inspires me, the fact they have come

up with a unique idea in a sea of many. Painters i admire are Gustav Klimt and Piet

Mondrian – their use of shapes, colours and composition in particular


tasman Peninsula – all of it! so much beauty; the place and the people.


i love that i can keep trying new things and have no restrictions – bar myself.. i

don’t like making earring hooks! once i have finished them though i am quite

pleased!


customers can expect to see 3 ranges of handmade silver jewellery; poppy, circles

and mess ranges, each piece being unique and lovingly made! Necklaces, leather

cuffs, earrings (studs and hook), rings and cufflinks will be exhibited. i also have

one off pieces, some with gold and pearls! i will be introducing new designs each

market.

0407 255 404

[email protected]

www.burnished.com.au

contact Michelle

if you have a fancy for children’s clothing that is hand produced out of beautiful

fabrics and dare we say it…completely age appropriate designs…this is the brand

for you. sonia skegg from sunday’s child creates adorable clothing for little ones

that brings back a nostalgia for an old fashioned type of childhood. our favourite

designs are the ones with fun oversized polka dots, just so sweet!

s u n d a y ’ s c h i l d

by Sonia Skegg


two days a week i am a “faerie helper” at the faerie shop in salamanca. i’m also

training to be a certified Jazzercise instructor, so i’ll soon be teaching Jazzercise to

both adults and children which i’m really looking forward to.


sunday’s child was established as a creative outlet whilst juggling a busy life as a

wife & mother. i have 2 gorgeous daughters, emma (8) and sophie (5), who are the

inspiration behind the name “sunday’s child” – they were both born on a sunday!

Drawing on my love of sewing and craft, the business was born in august 2009 with

the desire to create beautiful, stylish pieces of children’s clothing & accessories. i

am a perfectionist and every item is hand produced in my home studio with much

love and attention to detail.


i take my inspiration from many areas but mostly from the beautiful fabrics i find. i

0412 903 358

[email protected]

www.sundayschild.com.au

contact Sonia

particularly love the colours and designs of the Japanese echino range of fabrics.

the quality is superb and i love the linen/cotton blends. i also have a thing for

spots/dots so quite a few of my fabrics are “spotty” in nature. once i see a fabric i

then start to imagine what i can create with it and go from there.


being a mother myself, i have so much admiration for the many talented and

creative mothers out there who combine their designing, sewing, crafting skills

with their various family, work, and life commitments. it can be hard at times, but i

think for the most part we do it because we love it and it’s that bit of “me time” we

all need to keep us sane.


i’ve lived in tasmania since 1990 when my family moved here from sydney. we

are so lucky to live in such a beautiful part of the world. i love that we can live in

suburbia yet be 10 minutes away from the beach, mountains, or rain forest. i love

that we can hop on a plane and fly to Melbourne for a “shopping fix”. i love that

hobart is a city, yet feels more like a big country town. i am excited to be a part of

the many talented designers, artists, and crafts people tasmania has to offer.


i love finding beautiful fabrics and making them into something i know will be worn

and enjoyed. it’s lovely to receive comments from customers telling me how much

their child loves their dress or tee - especially when it’s given as a gift.


i will have my full range of products available at the market - from peasant dresses,

reversible crossover pinafore tops, applique tees, singlets & onesies, to reversible

bibs, fabric covered button hair accessories and fabric knotty necklaces. all

meticulously hand made in quality fabrics and gorgeous colour combinations.

it’s so nice to see handbags that are made out of something unique…and

beautiful. Kiyomi Reid under the saskiko Design label, designs and creates a

selection of Japanese inspired handbags and accessories. components include

Japanese vintage Kimono fabric, cotton, denim and leather…and a good dose of

intuitive design and high quality manufacture also! Kiyomi produces new designs

every 6 months, from especially selected materials she sources from both australia

and Japan.

s a s h i k o d e s i g n

by Kiyomi Reid


i run a studio at 102 Goulburn street, hobart, where i handcraft my unique

handbags and accessories.


i started creating my product in 2001 as i felt there was a need for high quality

handcrafted bags and accessories in tasmania.


i create new designs every six months and find my inspiration from current fashion

needs and the change in available fabrics which i source both locally and from

Japan.

0417 597 539

[email protected]

www.sashikodesign.com

contact Kiyomi


45 RPM fashion house in Japan and sucana Gosic who handmakes womens’

fashions in Melbourne.


hobart and Richmond. i love the colours of the tasmanian bush.


i enjoy the creativity and the joy i see in people who appreciate and admire the

quality and uniqueness of my product. it is disappointing when somebody copies

my designs and makes an inferior product.


i will be exhibiting new bags on each occasion, together with a range of different

accessories.

Rebecca Roth creates a series of contemporary designs in resin, with a focus on

vibrancy and texture. her handcrafted signature line of colourful jewellery is

incredibly popular, and for good reason… with a palette that spans pretty much the

entire colour spectrum, and a product range that includes staples to statemental,

bold bright accessory lovers need look no further.

r e b e c c a r o t h

by Rebecca Roth


Designer, maker and owner of Rebecca Roth Gallery.


2006. whilst on maternity leave i started a hobby in jewellery making. this grew

over time and here i am today running a small business, oops!


My inspiration comes beaches, coastlines and foreshores. My new hobby is

beachcombing for glass, stones and pebbles that i can mould and turn into new

jewellery pieces. colour inspiration also plays in a big part of what i do, i am often

captivated by certain tones in nature.

0414 518 739

[email protected]

www.rebeccaroth.com.au

contact Rebecca


Georg Jensen and florence broadhurst.


it’s a secret, not well known by many!


i love that i work for myself. i love everything about what i do. i love the quiet time

designing and making. i love meeting new people in my retail space. there are a

few niggles that surround me in the busy times of the year, but nothing too bad.


bright contemporary designs in resin.

hiiRagi is robots….a whole army of them, in many guises, and sizes, and forms.

on tshirts, and brooches and softies too. sound crazy? well it is a little bit, but

in a really good way. and the robots (despite being intent on world domination)

are very cool and incredibly well made….and actually rather cute in some cases,

though i’m sure they wouldn’ t like us to say so!

h i i r a g i

by ... top secret !


Genius mastermind of the downfall of the world to the hiiRagi cause. trust me, it’s

a full time occupation.


obviously my business began to raise the huge capital needed to build a robot

army the likes of which this world has never seen. i was motivated by the rampant

stupidity i see in the world every day and quite frankly think that i can do a much

better job being a diabolical militant leader of the world than anyone else has

managed to do thus far.


Military throughout the ages, communist propaganda, steam punk, robotics and

Pinky and the brain.

0438 448 088

[email protected]

www.hiiragi.com.au

contact HiiRagi


North Korean propagandists’, Doktor a, Jamie hewlett and the designer of the

Death star.


My hq. i don’t like to leave it much.


building new machinery and outfits for the army. the constant evolution

and refinement of our cause. training camps. turning people into minions.

tormenting the berserkers. our christmas party. the list is endless….


they will be over awed by the size and genius of my robot army and associated

propaganda. once they have regained their composure they will feel compelled

to help me raise the funds needed to make my dreams of world Domination a

reality. simple as that.

tea and honey Design burst onto the scene after a solo exhibition in august 2011.

and we mean burst…people adore Kate Piekutowski’s artwork, and are drawn to

the warmth and colour in her works, along with her glaringly obvious talent and

sincerity for what she does. her nostalgic etchings are based largely on her Polish

heritage and her work often has an intriguing essence of self-portraiture. Kate also

creates a small line of lovely old fashioned jewellery, with a bit of a young fresh

modern twist…perfect really.

t e a a n d h o n e y d e s i g n

by Kate Piekutowski


i have just finished my bachelor of fine arts with a major in printmaking and am

now studying Masters of fine arts. as well as doing the market i am having solo

exhibitions and displaying my work in Inka Gallery in salamanca.


tea and honey Design is only a recent business as the artwork is new and i basically

went from college to university. the works really kicked off at my solo exhibition in

august 2011 where i had a huge interest from the public. since then, i have been

trying to exhibit and show my work as much as possible.


My work is really based around my european heritage and has developed around

the disconnection i have with my Polish heritage. i am fascinated with how we

0408 365 658

[email protected]

www.thesewingroom-buttonsandlace.blogspot.com

contact Kate

develop connections to certain places and the ideas behind what makes a ‘home’.

these works, particularly my printmaking is dealing with these subjects and also

with self-portraiture and fashion. there is also a certain element of design and

structure about my work where i often rework my designs on Photoshop before

creating them into prints.


as a printmaker i am more attracted to printmaking artists such as Jazmina cininas

who is a Melbourne-based artist. i love artists that are using their heritage and

background to conceptualize their works. artists such as christian boltanski excite

me for their interest in the darkness of european history.


i think that tasmania is a very beautiful place and it is difficult to pinpoint which

place is the best! however i would have to say i love salamanca Place as it reminds

me of Krakow in Poland and all the beautiful buildings which are individually

painted and decorated. i also love bay of fires as it makes me feel at home.


i love about my work that it is so personal yet people can feel connected to it on

so many different levels. i think that the works often reminds people of home and

tasmania, yet they are predominantly dealing with my relationship to Poland. i love

how although i feel part of two worlds, they sort of meld into one another when i

express my ideas onto paper.


when people come to the market i think they can expect to see from tea and

honey Design a range of etchings as well as my new line of jewellery made out of

tibetan silver and handmade beads from polymer clay. i am excited to hear what

people think about the works as i think that the luscious reds and nostalgic colours

in the works will definitely attract the eye.

w h a t e v e r h e a t h e r

by Shannon Robertson

the whoever behind whatever heather was never a heather at all. she was a

shannon. this particular shannon happens to be a whimsical designer, an advocate

of ballet in the forest, a lover of fiercely pretty fashion and a seeker of all things

beautiful and interesting. these fancies culminated in the launch of whatever

heather in the summer of 2008.

whatever heather is a confident, youthful label full of intrigue and whimsy.

appearing in publications such as fashion Journal and frankie, wh is known for its

decidedly feminine outlook with a dash of dark dishevelment, giving the brand its

edgy, quirky persona.

wh produces bespoke seasonal ranges which are stocked in select boutiques

around australia. in addition to the seasonal wh offerings, the heather forever

collection (available online) boasts an eclectic and constantly evolving range of

favourite pieces.

shannon creates wh from her attic studio in hobart’s battery Point, which is

filled with all manner of inspiration…flowers, chandeliers, battered crowns, and

sometimes (if he fancies) her imperious ginger cat/occasional muse, named

Raspberry.

[email protected]

www.whateverheather.com.au

contact Shannon

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Janny McKinnon’s photography is simplistic and beautiful, it has that hard to

put your finger on ‘something’ whereby you find yourself staring at an image,

completely mesmerized by it. all Janny’s work has a lovely sense of calm and

stillness to it…we love how her photography transports us to somewhere else,

more peaceful. head upstairs at our september market to view a beautiful

exhibition of Janny’s work.

J a n n y m c k i n n o n

by Janny McKinnon


i currently run my own business as a yoga teacher and work part time in a second-

hand bookshop.


i have practiced photography off and on for around 15yrs ... it has been a love

of mine which has inspired me through-out my adult life. i began to create and

market my cards as a vehicle for my images in 2005, and mounted prints in 2006.

although photography is an intensely personal practice for me, i very much enjoy

sharing my images with others.


My photographic practice is very much inspired by nature and the wonder i feel at

the simple moments of beauty i encounter in everyday life. i consider my practice

0420 413 261

[email protected]

contact Janny

as an act of contemplation, and each image as a reflection the sublime that resides

within all things.


i admire the work of the great nature photographers, anselm adams for example,

less for their ability to produce iconic landscapes than for the essential quality

of beauty captured in form and light which reflects a deep appreciation of &

connection with the natural environment. it is this quality also admire in the simple

elegance of the traditional Japanese aesthetic, whereby the artist’s way is to use

simple means to depict the essence of form.


there are many, but at the moment i keep coming back to the Derwent Valley

region as i’m intrigued by the rugged & slightly dark beauty which is processes.

i also come back to Maria island for the same reason, as well as the sense of retreat

from the modern world visiting the island gives as you step off the ferry into a

world without cars or electricity. bliss!


there is so much that i love about my photographic practice! but mostly, i love the

sense of inspiration that the act of taking photographs provides me with, as well as

the inspiration it can give to others who connect with my work.


i will be exhibiting a series of photographic prints, autumn/winter 2012. the stall

will also include a body of selected retrospective images and handmade cards &

notebooks.

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Malinda Lancaster is the face behind one of Launceston’s favorite retail haunts

- content. after a whirlwind seven years in a bricks and mortar store, this little

treasure trove of gifts and homewares is now an online only store, doing “pop-up”

shops at boutique markets - including ours!

c o n t e n t

by Malinda Lancaster


by day i am mum to our 3 year old son, arlo, and run our online store between

answering emails, playing hide and seek, digging for worms, stickering, helping

buzz & woody save the world (or what ever else may delight my little love)

wrapping and preparing goodies to ship to the far corners of the country and

obsessed pinner to my pinterest account...


i opened content in 2005 fulfilling a long time dream of mine to own my own

business. following a fine arts degree i found myself working in the fashion

industry which fueled my passion - i kept seeing amazing products and inspiring

homewares at trade fairs that i wanted to share!


i’m inspired by so many things and i am lucky have a lot of creative people in

my life. My husband is a graphic designer and he is my biggest influence and

sounding board! i’m very “at the moment” so my taste is always evolving - i think

that’s part of what keeps me inspired, and content interesting.

i am definitely influenced by what i see and read - my customers are too - so

keeping in touch with current retail and design trends is important. if i get bored

my customers will too, so the products we hand pick change to keep it up to date,

but not unfamiliar...


i really admire our local designers and makers for their drive, ambition and

courage! it’s a huge thing to put yourself out there in the public, on display & open

to criticism, with the things you have put your hands and heart into...


we are so lucky in tasmania - there’s so many beautiful places between two

amazing cities at either end of the state! i love the seaside & i have to say my

favorite place to retreat to is bridport... i’ve been going there my whole life so it

holds many fond and funny memories - now we are making some of our own with

arlo, our little boy. it’s close by & my family have a holiday home there so we find

ourselves jumping in the car & spending the weekend there quite often!


i love the changing nature of retail - the people you meet, ideas you exchange and

that you can reinvent your store as new things arrive and trends appear.

the decision to change the way we operate and go online is the bravest thing

i think i have done. Retail is changing and to be part of that change, and make

that change is really exciting. it has allowed me more time with my family and

the opportunity to explore and develop a product range of my own. i do miss the

everyday bustle of the bricks and mortar shop. and people! i do love a chat...


at the september market we are bringing a selection of our stationery ranges

and new pieces from our homewares collection. think bicycles, cities of the world

meets gnomes and tiny rabbits, all wrapped up in striking chevron printed wrap,

stamped and decorated with paper tape.

[email protected]

www.content63a.com.au

contact Malinda

anne Langman spent five years immersed in the gemstone filled alleyways of the

local markets in cairo, egypt. …lucky anne! and lucky for us she has poured this

experience into her vibrant, bold and unexpected collection of jewels, which she

exhibits under her uNio label. an unexpected contrasting of various components

means that anne’s designs are always fresh and innovative. colourful brazilian Palm

nuts, chunky gemstones, pearls and sterling silver all come together in a spot on

and extremely distinctive fashion.

u n i o

by Anne Langman


i work as a Project Manager for the state government.


i started making jewellery in 2004 after my first trip to egypt, where i saw so many

exquisite gemstones and pearls. this inspired me to learn the basics of jewellery

making and from there it took off. Now i can’t imagine a day without it.


Designing, for me, is about mixing different colours, materials and finishes to

create something that will be treasured forever, and that embodies true value. a

matt finish with luminescent, small gemstones with large, wood with pearls, etc.


Marni and Ginger & smart because they are always ahead of the design game,

Dinosaur Designs for their brilliant use of colour and form, and carla Zampatti

because her evening gowns are works of art and i don’t think anyone does

professional women’s wear as well.


salamanca. there’s never a dull moment.


i love the fact that it is so different to my day job and that the two use completely

different skills. i feel very lucky as i have the best of both worlds, but i do wish there

were more hours in the day.


i am still having a love affair with brazilian palm nuts with their vibrant colours and

beautiful finish, so there will be plenty at the market. and of course i never tire of

gorgeous, quality pearls so i’ll have lots of designs incorporating them.

0413 745 574

[email protected]

www.unio-jewellery.com

contact Anne

bonnie and G is the meeting of two creative (and busy!) ladies, Rebecca coote and

elizabeth turvey. they create a fun, interesting and eclectic collection of home and

garden wares. Renowned glass artist Rebecca brings her vibrant glass ware to the

table (so to speak), and elizabeth compliments them with found objects from her

farm, which have been cleverly repurposed. the end result? amazing, limited run

items for the home and garden, which you won’t find anywhere else.

b o n n i e & g

by Rebecca Coote + Elizabeth Turvey


Rebecca’s day job is artist and mother to 3 year old eva and 5 month old twins Leo

and willa. elizabeth runs the family farm and is mother to 3 year old ikey and 5 year

old archie.


bonnie&G was established in 2010.


our inspiration and design aesthetic is ‘anything goes’ and to have fun, try new

things and enjoy the day at the market!

0438 278 867

[email protected]

www.rebeccacoote.com

contact Rebecca + Elizabeth


People who do different things.


favorite parts of tasmania are where we live. clifton beach for Rebecca and

‘twamly’ for elizabeth.


we love creating unique and quirky home wares, things you may not see

elsewhere. and having the day together to drink coffee, chat and come up with

new ideas.


there will be birds, there will be metal flowers and there will be………

apart from possibly being the nicest and most gentle souls we’ve ever met, sarah

and hamish elliott are an incredibly talented duo. sarah is an oil painter who has

a bachelor of fine arts from the Vca in Melbourne and hamish is a Jazz Double

bassist who now works full-time in design. their range of original paintings and

watercolours, many inspired by sarah’s childhood are sublime….think a 19th

century garden, red and white toadstools, an owl hooting at bedtime, and a pear

orchard, just lovely!

e l l i o t t m y d e a r

by Sarah & Hamish Elliott


our house is filled with music, cooking, sewing, painting, books and the creative

space of a homeschooling family. we spend each day creatively treasuring our

space with our children.


we’ve been successfully running our own design business ingres Violin for five

years and with great reception to sarah’s artwork decided to expand into a second

business. elliott My Dear began in 2011 bringing sarah’s artwork and a unique

aesthetic into a design environment.


sarah uses traditional painting methods in oils and watercolours and paints from

the imaginative space of her childhood spent in a two acre 19th century garden.

filled with red and white toadstools, an owl hooting at bedtime, platypuses in the

creek, a pear orchard and a towering wellingtonia with a silver star shining over the

town; her childhood is an endless source of inspiration. sarah paints her children

and from a love of a childhood imaginative space. elliott My Dear has a distinctly

1800’s, fairytale, poetic appeal.


we love a unique voice and a story in the handmade and have travelled to england

to see the Pre-Raphealite and the arts and crafts Movements work. we read the

works of Ruskin and are constantly visiting the NGV to see the old old paintings.

we love design that brings beauty and contemplation to the everyday.


we love family holidays at the bay of fires for quiet, space and sand that is like

little gemstones.


we love working slowly and carefully in a meaningful way and feel privileged to

be able to work creatively everyday without compromise. by designing, making

and selling our own work we meet lovely people who appreciate our creativity and

share in our story.


we have a range of Museum standard archival prints, brooches, pocket mirrors

and accessories as well as some original artworks. we look forward to creating new

artworks and designs for elliott My Dear throughout the year!

0411 609 926

[email protected]

www.elliottmydear.com

contact Sarah & Hamish

Mabel duo Dave boyer and Jemima wagner began their creative process

with some dirty old ply and acrylic, a handheld drill and an upside-down floor

sander. while that might not appeal to some, this refreshingly organic/nitty

gritty approach, combined with a sincere and ethical design process and some

interesting aesthetical influences has resulted in a range of jewels that are totally

original and supremely cool. featuring stacked layers of timber pared with fun

pops of coloured resin, Mabel wares are a perfect example of good australian

design…an awesome product with a feel good ethos behind it.

m a b e l

by Dave Boyer & Jemima Wagner


i’m back at uni studying teaching, so the flexible hours of self-employment suit me

well. Jemima and her brother have recently taken over their dad’s framing business.

it’s a more than full time job for her so she’s had to take a step back from Mabel for

now, though she’ll still have a hand in the design process.


Jemima had been playing around with pretty things for years, initially making

one-off bits and pieces from whatever she had lying around for herself, then as

favours for friends and the odd commission too. “My Mother Mabel” was born

around three years ago when we decided to dip our toes into commerciality with a

range of laser-cut acrylic brooches. People seemed to like them, and it was exciting

for a bit, but the process seemed a little soulless and factory-like, and a little like

cheating.

0459 481 971

[email protected]

contact Dave + Jemima

Mabel take-two came about partly from necessity – Jemima had a little design

shop at the time and were chasing that profit margin – but also to sate our creative

desires. armed with some dirty old ply and some acrylic, a handheld drill and an

upside-down floor sander we got to work. Now we’ve got a shitload of awesome

tools and it’s a bit become a bit of a factory again, but we’re personally involved in

every step beginning to end. and it’s much more satisfying than sending illustrator

files off to sydney.

we recently dropped the “My Mother” from the front of our name — now it’s just

“Mabel”. it didn’t really fit with the style of what we’re doing now, but we didn’t

want to confuse people and murder the brand by making an entirely clean break.


we’ve both got a longstanding art deco fetish, which is quite apparent in our

designs. it’s more the architecture, furniture and industrial design that appeal –

particularly the streamlined style that didn’t get really get taken up by the jewelers

of the day – though there’s an obvious nod to the simple geometric stuff in some

of our more recent designs.


the deco gang: Raymond Loewy, walter teague, Kem weber, Gio Ponti etc (thanks

google). Most of them were architects, but weren’t snobby about what they worked

on, churning out some amazing furniture, appliances, even packaging. their best

stuff was useful and/or comfortable, as well as beautiful – two sides that you’ve

always got to balance when designing pretty things for humans. Marc Newson’s an

interesting one – prolific (if a bit hit and miss) and not afraid to make a statement.

and there’s some awesome local talent that’s always amazing us too: emma bugg,

Meg Perkins, ali Pyrke, Gabee stolp to name a few.


some of the old designs will be phased out – they just become too much of

a chore after a while – others are evolving. we’ll be expanding our range with

some neckpieces – something we’ve been meaning to get around to for ages. by

christmas there’ll hopefully be some furniture too.

a m a n d a J a m m mby Amanda Graham

the aptly named business amanda Jamm makes, quite simply, delicious jams!

what’s not simple however, is her range of decadent flavours…almost too good

just to spread on your humble morning toast. Rose petal jelly, strawberry +

champagne, vanilla pear, the list is endless, and what’s extra nice about it, her

flavours are always seasonal, and use yummy tasmanian fruit.

0425 791 738

[email protected]

www.amandajammm.com

contact Amanda

b a r i s ta s i s taby Anja Boot

Many people will remember the familiar faces behind the baristasista mobile

coffee van from corporate events or festivals (or in the case of festival goers maybe

not!) anja boot, the barista sista herself, makes delicious and most importantly

proper hot drinks…we’re talking real coffee, beautifully brewed tea, decadent hot

chocolates and everything in between. her foodie treats are the perfect addition

to her range of beverages, keeping you nourished, and just a little bit spoiled.

0409 740 019

[email protected]

www.baristasista.com.au

contact Anja

m a c a r o n s b y r u b yby Hazel Chow

thank god for Macarons, those gorgeously pretty biscuits that hail from france

which we simply can’t get enough of. Luckily hazel from Macarons by Ruby makes

hers in the perfect two bite size, so you can sample all her delicious flavours….sour

cherry, salted caramel, boysenberry and black forest…just to mention some of our

personal favourites.

0428 930 105

[email protected]

www.macaronsbyruby.com.au

contact Hazel

t h e f u d g e a ’ fa r eby Danielle Quinn & Matthew Gould

with a bevy of award winning flavours up their sleeves, full time tasmanian

boutique fudgies Danielle quinn and Matthew Gould (the fudge a’fare) live, eat

and breathe fudge…mainly eat we hope! their fudge is just as it should be, rich

and chocolatey, decadently flavoured and completely handmade.

03 6273 0531

[email protected]

www.thefudgeafare.com.au

contact Danielle

Shannon Robertson

Holly Webber

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www.whateverheather.com.au

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www.hollywebber.com.au

established in april 2009 – the market is a boutique art

and design event, held 6 times a year in the intriguing

Masonic temple. the market creators, shannon

Robertson and holly webber, both run successful small

businesses of their own, so understood the need for and

were intent on creating, a high integrity market, where

quality up-and-coming tasmanian artists, designers and

makers could get the right sort of exposure.

the market strives to keep its focus on boutique, high

quality products, made with integrity, original thought

and professionalism. while the exhibitors are extremely

varied in their fields (think fashion illustration to bespoke

ceramics), all belong to a similar ilk, which reflect the

core values of the market, to present customers with the

cream of the crop of art & Design in tasmania.

holly and shannon are committed to their mission of

showcasing and celebrating the abundance of talent

tucked away in tasmania, and are forever seeking new

exhibitors, who have something wonderful and unique

to offer the marketplace.

with an exciting and interesting lineup of labels for 2012,

featuring a new selection of exhibitors at each event,

visitors can head to the market knowing that what’s on

offer is indeed a snapshot of the vibrant art and design

scene in tasmania.

shannon Robertson, is the whoever behind the whimsical fashion label, whatever heather.

Launched in the summer of 2008, whatever heather is a confident, youthful label full of intrigue and whimsy, known for its decidedly feminine outlook with a dash of dark dishevelment.

wh produces bespoke seasonal ranges which are stocked in select boutiques around australia. in addition to the seasonal wh offerings, the heather forever collection (available online) boasts an eclectic and constantly evolving range of favourite pieces.

shannon creates wh from her attic studio in hobart’s battery Point, which is filled with all manner of inspiration...flowers, chandeliers, battered crowns, and sometimes (if he fancies) her imperious ginger cat/occasional muse, named Raspberry.

holly webber is a freelance graphic designer and art director. holly graduated from the university of tasmania with a bachelor of fine arts (Graphic Design and Photography) in 2004.

holly has been able to combine her love of photography and design to create clean, intricate and vibrant patterns from her botanical photographs. under her self-titled label she has developed a range of products using these colourful designs, including accessories, limited edition artworks and stationery.

she is constantly adding new products to her range – including more recently a quirky illustrated stationery line titled ‘Letterbox Love’, sparked by a love of receiving good old-fashioned mail – guaranteed to raise a smile.

aboutt h e m a r k e t .

the market 'look book' sep 2012

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