AUSTRALIAN MADE

Treat yourself and your loved ones to delicious Applestone Macadamia White Choc Biscuits! Not only are they an exquisite indulgence for any biscuit-lover, they also come gift-ready, so you can show your appreciation for someone special! 

Details:
- 300g
- 16 Biscuits
- Gift box features artwork 'Mina Mina Jurrpa (mina Mina Dreaming) - Ngalyipi' by Gayle Napangardi Gibson courtesy Warlukurlangu Artists.
- Made in Australia from at least 80% Australian Ingredients

Pick up from Jannali store/Sutherland only.
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This is not just a piece of furniture but an investment piece you'll be proud of. Think about it this piece of furniture was made 50 years ago, the year the Sydney Opera House was opened and it still looks stunning.

Vintage, yet contemporary with clean lines. It will bring a charm to any older home or a new build lacking in soul, texture and warmth.

Admire the Aussie craftsmanship of 1973. Squishy, comfy and great looking, this soft seducer is a sister piece to the Nore Archibald armchair that features as a permanent fixture in Melbourne's NGV (National Gallery of Victoria) in Black. Ahh, but do they have the tan leather 2-seater lounge??? 

Made from striking Australian eucalyptus hardwood & premium/thick Howe leather when the latter was still produced and finished in Australia.

The lounge is of incredible quality, and is genuinely rare to find in this now fashionable sumptuous tan colour.

The two seats are actually separate, allowing easy repositioning as well as multifunctionality to your space whether it be a home, study, office or grooovy corporate reception area.

Norman Archibald is a furniture designer active ca.1973 developing furniture for Nore Furniture Pty Ltd, Bayswater, Victoria.

Howe Leather still exists. In 1997 it repositioned itself as an automotive leather supplier producing state-of-the-art car seat leather for the industry for manufacturers all around the world.

Composition: Leather/Eucalyptus wood 

For a private appointment to inspect the Nore Archibald 2 seater sofa please call Lidia on 0404 893 180. A one-seater is also available for serious collectors to complete the set.

Royalties from this product directly benefit the artist. 

Let your table steal the spotlight with the May Wokka Chapman Table Cloth! Showcasing stunning artwork from a talented artist, this stylish table cloth will transform any tabletop into something special. Crafted from Polyester/Cotton, you don't have to worry about wrinkles-- meaning you'll almost never have to get out the iron!

Details:
- Featured artwork: 'Detail from 'Untitled', by May Mayiwalku (May Wokka) Chapman, courtesy Martumili Artists.
- 140cm x 240cm
- 80% Polyester | 20% Cotton
- Gift Boxed with information about Artist & Artwork.
- Made in Australia.

Martumili Artists was established by Martu people living in the communities of Parnpajinya (Newman), Jigalong, Parnngurr, Punmu, Kunawarritji, Irrungadji and Warralong, and it draws on strong influences of aboriginal art history. The artists and their families are the traditional custodians of vast stretches of the Great Sandy, Little Sandy and Gibson Deserts as well as the Karlamilyi (Rudall River) area.  Most Martu people maintain an entirely independent, nomadic desert lifestyle until the 1950s and 1960s when they walked into settlements in response to a long and severe drought.  Today, Martu people live in their own communities and regularly visit regional centres such as Newman and Port Hedland.

Helping Hands

 
Volume: 500mls 

Who's Bringing the Pavlova?

This favourite ‘home’ apiary honey, unique and inspirational in its crystallising nature. It is the ‘mother’ of the special texture we give to all our honey, firm and soft, solid and smooth.

Its flavour is best described as soft and mellow with marzipan tones. As if it were a herald of our antipodean summer Christmas, the “Bursaria’ erupts with millions of tiny white flowers in the shape of a bursting star – this is Christmas Bush!

Perfect for that thoughtful gift or Kris Kringle at Christmas time.

UNCOMPROMISABLE RAW HONEY

In keeping with The Tasmanian Honey Company's philosophical commitment to bringing one of the natures most unique gifts to customers in its uncompromised state, they have adopted a special low-temperature preparation technique. In carefully managing the extraction of the honey from the combs and its cleaning they are able to preserve both the floral essences and the innate vitality of their honey resulting in an aromatic and naturally organic food.

Because such low temperatures are used in the production, it does not inhibit the honey's natural tendency to crystalise, so to make the final product easy to use we encourage the honey to set with an ultra-fine crystal structure. This imparts to its a buttery and spreadable texture at room temperature. Also easy enough to spoon in and mix in whatever beverage you wish, from a ‘hot toddy’ to a honey lemon tea.

Most supermarket commercial brands of honey use high temperatures to delay the crystallising process and make production more efficient however this heat destroys the delicate flora essences, changes the flavour and generally compromises the other qualities and potential benefits of honey.

Features

Brooke Davis is the Founder and Director of Your Wild Imagination and Your Wild Books. Her work in helping children, parents, schools, communities all over Australia and now the world, find their wild child by re-discovering nature play activities is inspiring. Read more about Your Wild Books here in our BRANDS showcase.

Wild at Heart

Our kids have something to teach us. Watch their ideas and creative nature unfurl with a little guidance from you and the inspiring WIld Imagination book from Your WIld Books.

Your Wild Imagination has captivated the hearts of children around the world since it was first published in 2019. The book is the first of a series of books in the Wild Child Books series by South Australian Brooke Davis.

Brooke Davis is the Founder and Director of Your Wild Imagination and Your Wild Books. Her work in helping children, parents, schools, communities all over Australia and now the world, find their wild child by re-discovering nature play activities is inspiring. Read more about Your Wild Books here in our BRANDS showcase.

Features

• Hardcover for durability.
• The book has 120 pages and measures 16cm x 24cm.
• Lots of photographs to demonstrate activities and ignite imaginations.
• Easy to manage with little hands and backpack friendly.
• Printed in Australia on sustainably sourced paper.
  
  

  Book 1 in the Nature Craft Series.

  Hours of nature play ideas in one handy book. Wild Imagination is the first book in the nature craft series. It is a beautiful, practical and easy-to-use nature activity guide for kids aged 2 - 10 years.

  With this book, you'll always have an activity ready for outdoor play and you'll find ways to bring nature indoors - perfect for those times when you're stuck inside.

  It makes a wonderful resource for parents and grandparents, early years and primary teachers and home schoolers seeking more nature play ideas.

  Activities are open-ended, adaptable to suit your location, require minimal craft supplies and are inexpensive. There is a range of printables at the back of the book to extend the fun. Consider adding Paint Pens, Clay, a Whittling Knife or Fabric Bunting (available in our shop) to your book order, to get the most out of the crafts within the book.

  Activities help boost creativity, problem-solving skills and persistence, while nature play improves fine motor skills, physical strength and coordination.

  Inside the book you will find more than 20 nature play activities that are practical and easy to do, including:

  🌿 Flower crowns

  🌿 Fabric printing

  🌿 Wood whittling

  🌿 Pocket press

  🌿 Stick people

  🌿 Magic potions

  🌿 Nature masks

  
  

As Featured in

Spice Affirmation  |  I am sexy, I am powerful, I am passionate.

Top Note  |  Cinnamon & Clove

Heart Note  |  Cardamom & Black Tea 

Base Note  |  Honey & Vanilla

On the Ghats of Varanasi

James Stephenson has been travelling and painting en plein air for over 20 years.

Three works from his 2009 Eva Breuer Art Gallery exhibition in Sydney are now available for purchase. 

As if you are painting with him on the river, in these works, Stephenson captures perfectly the colours, atmosphere, sounds, forms and light of the Ghats on Varanasi in India, as only en plein air painting can do.

Beautifully accentuated with silver and gold wooden frame.

Oil on Board

Dimensions:

Painting: 29 cm (w) x 39.5 cm (h)

Framed: 40.5 cm (w) x 51 cm (h)

Title: On the Kedar Ghat
Artwork ©2009 James Stephenson
All Rights Reserved

For Collection from Jannali Store only. For a shipping quote within Australia or worldwide please contact Lidia on +61 0404 893 180 or info@forastudios.com

 About the Artist:

James Alexander Meere Stephenson

b. Sydney 1970

Study and Travel

2001-2012 Travelled and painted in India, Bolivia, Romania, Mali, Guatemala, Italy

1996-2000 Diploma Julian Ashton Art School, Sydney

Solo Exhibitions

2017 'Redfern End Of Days' 107 Projects Gallery, Redfern

2009  'On the Ghats of Varanasi' Eva Breuer Art Gallery, Sydney

2008  'Rhythms of the Niger' Eva Breuer Art Gallery

2006  'Romanian Harvest'  Mary Place Gallery, Sydney

2004  'A Silent Song- Bolivia' Neutral Bay Exhibition Centre

2002  'A Glimpse of Light'  Magdalena Gallery,  Sydney

Group Exhibitions

2015  NSW Parliament Plein Air Painting Prize

2014  'Around the world in eighty paintings' Mary Place Gallery Sydney

2012 Group Exhibition Eva Breuer Art Gallery Sydney

2001  'Body and Soil Exhibition' Phoenix Gallery, Gulgong NSW

 
Awards

2019  Finalist Lethbridge 20,000 Award

2017  Finalist Paddington Art Prize

2017  Finalist Lethbridge 10,000 Award

2016  Finalist NSW Parliament Plein Air Painting Prize

2016  Finalist  Waverly Art Prize

2015  Finalist  NSW Parliament Plein Air Painting Prize

2000  Winner Henry Gibbons Prize For Drawing

Helping Hands

Volume: 1 Litre

Is it Worthy?

Made in Australia of super lightweight, BPA free and oh... didn't we mention? This Worthy drink bottle is made from 100% sustainably grown sugarcane!

This water bottle ticks all your sustainability boxes while remaining durable, reliable and stylish.

This blue stripe steel is for the cool kids or for when you want an eco-conscious but not so "bla" drink bottle option.

• Holds 750ml
• Easy to use for all ages, kids to adults
• Dishwasher safe
• Dimensions are 30 x 10 cm. Weighs 130g
• Materials are plastic, BPA and toxin free
• Designed in Australia
• Made in Australia

Born out of a desire to reduce the amount of plastic bottles currently sold worldwide, Worthy have designed one of the most sustainable and ethically made bottles on the market. Made in Australia from 100% sustainably grown sugarcane, they are carbon neutral and zero waste at manufacture – they use the stem to create the material and the waste (begasse) to power the factory (how cool!).

Worthy bottles are lightweight yet durable, non-toxic (BPA and all nasties free) dishwasher safe, kid safe and fully recyclable. For every bottle sold, Worthy gives 10% to Vision rescue, helping women and children living in the slums of Mumbai. Worthy is a female-founded, family business that cares about the planet and people and are passionate about spreading the message of worth.

Who's Bringing the Pavlova?

Written, illustrated and self-published by Sydney based artist and illustrator Cecilia Timm, A very Aussie Christmas is a fun, silly, quirky tale highlighting the amazing, beautiful and unique animals we share our Christmas with every year.

The book has been lovingly drawn with 31 illustrated colour pages, 43 Aussie animals included in the story, and it’s 100% Australian made. Written, illustrated and printed in Sydney… it’s truly local.

Tasmanian Leatherwood is naturally organic by virtue of the fact of where it is produced.

Consider for a moment the following images of a place: Ancient rainforests located on the global at latitude 42 degrees south is shared only by southernmost New Zealand and Tierra del Fuego.

At this latitude, the circumpolar winds whip up a constant westerly wind known as the Roaring Forties. These winds bring with them heavy moisture laden air drawn off the Great Southern Ocean only to deposit much of it as rain on the western side of Tasmania at the same time watering the rainforest where the Leatherwood trees grow and produce its golden harvest.

Think of the Leatherwood honey as the ‘distillate’ of this magic place. Leatherwood possesses remarkable aromas and flavours; a true distillate of a magnificent ancient landscape. Spicy and piquant…

Tasmania lies on latitude 42 south, sharing this latitude only with the South Island of New Zealand and Southern Chile. Generally a mountainous and inhospitable area.  For a brief 6-8 weeks of the year, summer comes to this wild place and with it the annual blooming of the Leatherwood tree, Eucryphia Lucida.

The tree bears an abundance of extremely delicate white flowers with a fresh piquant scent. The bees visit these flowers for six weeks from January to mid-March and collect the distinctive aromatic nectar from them. During this time, The Tasmanian Honey Company's beekeepers actually camp in the remote wilderness while they remove the surplus honey from the beehives, enabling them to provide this highly sought after honey to connoisseurs around the world.

UNCOMPROMISABLE RAW HONEY

In keeping with The Tasmanian Honey Company's philosophical commitment to bringing one of the natures most unique gifts to customers in its uncompromised state, they have adopted a special low-temperature preparation technique. In carefully managing the extraction of the honey from the combs and its cleaning they are able to preserve both the floral essences and the innate vitality of their honey resulting in an aromatic and naturally organic food.

Because such low temperatures are used in the production, it does not inhibit the honey's natural tendency to crystalise, so to make the final product easy to use we encourage the honey to set with an ultra-fine crystal structure. This imparts to its a buttery and spreadable texture at room temperature. Also easy enough to spoon in and mix in whatever beverage you wish, from a ‘hot toddy’ to a honey lemon tea.

Most supermarket commercial brands of honey use high temperatures to delay the crystallising process and make production more efficient however this heat destroys the delicate flora essences, changes the flavour and generally compromises the other qualities and potential benefits of honey.

These cotton socks are based on artwork by Chris Black from Jilamara Arts & Crafts Association. They will have you hemming your pants way high. Jilamara Arts & Crafts Association are an incorporated non-profit, Tiwi governed organisation that was established in 1989. Jilamara is in the remote aboriginal community of Milikapiti, overlooking the Arafura Sea, on the north coast of Melville Island, the larger of two Islands that make up the Tiwi Islands.

The Wanderers

About Wanda Surf Life Saving Club

The Wanda Surf Life Saving Club was formed in 1946 by a group of returned servicemen. The colours of Army Red, Air Force Blue and Navy Blue were adopted as the club colours. Since this time Wanda has grown from its original founding members to its current membership of over 1200 male and female members. 

Wanda Surf Life Saving Club runs Nippers and inclusive Nippers in the September to December season training thousands of potential future lifesavers for our beaches.

Help this Surf Life Saving Club earn donations well into the future. Clubbies Prints donate $5 for each print sold and, if the club offers an inclusive (special needs) Nippers Program Fora Studios will match that $5 donation!
 

• 50cm x 70cm screen print
• Made with non-toxic, water-based inks on Rives Traditional Pale Cream textured paper.
• Stamped and blind embossed
• Frame not included
• $5 from every hand screen print sold is donated to the Surf Life Saving Club by Clubbies Prints

How do I frame my Clubbies Print?

Team up your Clubbies hand screen print with a Corner Block Studio sustainable Australian hardwood Pressi hanging frame. Fora Studios commissioned Queensland's Corner Block Studios to make a custom-size frame, especially for the Clubbies Prints size.

The Pressi frame allows you to admire the quality of the paper and the screen print technique without a reflective cover. Either mount directly onto the wall for a flush contemporary look or with an additional cotton string for that old-school charm.

Pressi frames are available online or in our Jannali store.

or 

If you prefer a traditionally framed print have it professionally framed or for an economical alternative, simply purchase an IKEA Ribba Frame for the perfect fit.

Note: Prints will be delivered rolled up in a tube.

I am overseas. Can you ship it to me?

Fond memories of that Australian beach holiday? Swim at Bondi beach or ride a board at Surfers Paradis in Queensland. Whether you're an ex-pat or just loved your time in Australia, you'll absolutely love your Clubbies print

It will come rolled in a protective tube. We offer DHL and Australia Post Express or Standard International Australia Post International.