Native Woodcraft is owned and operated by Jared Mulinder, specialising in decorative wooden panels with links to Ngāti Kahungunu and Te Atiawa. Jared is an experienced woodcarver who has been working in the company for over 20 years. The inspiration behind the designs are from native New Zealand birdlife, flora and fauna plus the great outdoors. Native Woodcraft has been producing Souvenirs since 1984 supplying many of the Nation Retailers directly and indirectly via Wholesalers.
The designer panels are most often used in outdoor spaces, entertainment areas, playgrounds and even fencing. The panels can also be backlit with LED lights to make quite a feature.
Some of the wooden panel themes include
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Native Woodcraft makes #nzmade decorative wooden panels with links to Ngāti Kahungunu and Te Atiawa. Their designer panels can be used in:
Their themes include
| Location | Dannevirke |
|---|---|
| Materials | All of the panel products are made from CD grade plywood. This means it has a C grade face and a D grade low appearance “back” with permitted defects as per industry standards. |
| NZ Made | All products made locally in New Zealand |
| Shipping | Shipping is available throughout New Zealand to street addresses only |
The Woolshed Gallery (Chillwind Clothing) started in Akaroa in 1995 selling sheepskin footwear made in New Zealand (NZ). Today the business also operates in Hanmer, Hokitika and Kaikoura and has a second shop in Akaroa called Woolworx, and a second shop in Hokitika called Millies Merinos.
They stock NZ made products and product made from NZ raw materials. They specialise in clothing made from Merino sheep wool (the finest sheep wool in the world) and Possum fur. The Brush Tail Possum comes from Australia with NZ being the only other country to have them in the wild. They are protected in Australia, but in NZ they require control to protect our native forest and birds.
Items include clothing (under garments to outer garments) made from Merino wool, Possum fur and leather. They also have slippers, shoes, boots, scarves, hats, gloves, blankets, duvets, and accessories.
Project Cookie Island donates fabric masks to kids with cancer. Masks play a big part in their everyday lives with or without the pandemic. Due to chemo, these kids have to live with neutropenia (immunosuppression).
The masks help limit the chances of them breathing in dust amongst many other things that could cause them getting really sick. Our profits are used to make and donate masks to these vulnerable children.
Plazmart NZ is a small business that started in Rotorua in 2017. They create bespoke artwork, braziers, garden objects such as water features and decorative steel screens (which can also be used indoors and used as outside decorative cladding for buildings).
They also do custom signage for commercial and residential addresses as well as a huge range of logos and the odd piece of steel furniture.
To date, Jade from Frankly My Wears has made over 2500 eco-friendly reusable breast pads. These super soft breast pads are made with 5 layers of fabric, including 2 inner layers of 100% bamboo and 2 outer layers of 100% soft brushed cotton for softness and great absorbency – they don’t use (horrible) plastic waterproofing in their products.
Frankly My Wears also create handmade children’s clothing and accessories.
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