Jocassee: First SwimCollagraph and Woodblock print: A belief in materiality is evident in the work. Using paper, ink, earth pigment, iron sand, ash, and graphite, the artwork merges the disciplines of ceramics and printmaking. Shimmering black iron sand of Taranaki is mixed with sticky bone black ink and gritty nikau palm ash all reminiscent of the mysteries the artist encountered as a child having been raised in the piety of the Catholic church. The cool blue, striking

ink and coffee to colour the antique Japanese hemp linen netting of his scarves

*Available in singular piece or pair: $1

Designed by Otsu

Size: W120 x H100mm (without light bulb)

Clay will be provided and tools will be available for use

Ikebana was not an exception

Fits to all season

• A small group tutorial and hands on experience

Blade length: 125 mm

using the chine collé method

Founded by Japanese-Austrian duo Shizuko Yoshikuni and Manuel Kuschnig

creating a beautiful array of fragrances all while maintaining the traditions