Siren Soaps NZ makes handmade vegan-friendly and palm free soap and bath products. Their #nzmade product range includes:
- Bath bombs, fizz and salts
- Bubble scoops
- Liquid soap
- Handmade artisan soap
- Sugar scrubs
- Soap accessories
- Shampoo bars
- Wax melts
Jess is the owner and creative mastermind behind Siren Soaps NZ. Jess makes artisan soaps, that are not only good for you and the environment but fun and funky too.
All her soaps are vegan-friendly and palm-free, and the shampoo bars are soap-free and sulphate free.
Siren Soaps NZ has an ever-growing and changing product line, so keep an eye out for new and changing things on their website and Facebook page.
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Siren Soaps NZ makes handmade vegan-friendly and palm free soap and bath products. Their #nzmade product range includes:
Location | Featherston |
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NZ Made | All products made locally in New Zealand |
Shipping | Shipping available throughout New Zealand |
Robyn from Rhubarb Patch Creations creates soft toys using Amigurumi crochet technique. Each piece is one of a kind, a unique heirloom that can be passed down to the next generation.
Robyn is also able to make customised pieces as required.
* What is Amigurumi crochet?
Amigurumi (ē·Øćæćććæ, lit. “crocheted or knitted stuffed toy”) is the Japanese art of knitting or crocheting small, stuffed yarn creatures. The word is a compound of the Japanese words ē·Øćæ ami, meaning “crocheted or knitted”, and å ćæ kurumi, literally “wrapping”, as in ēø«ćå ćæ nuigurumi “(sewn) stuffed doll”.
Izzy, the 14-years-old artist from Doggy Bandanas by Izzy makes dog bandanas in Wellington, New Zealand.
She was selected by her school in 2019 to participate in the ‘Spirit of Adventure’ in June 2020 and came up with the idea of dog bandannas as a way to fundraise the money. She decided on bandanas because she loves to sew. Unfortunately due to Covid-19, the school trip was cancelled. However, this has motivated Izzy onto her next adventure of expanding the business beyond friends and family.
Each bandana is handmade with love and care.
Nicole from Mountain View Pottery makes functional pottery items in small batches. She enjoys experimenting with glaze colours and techniques to create pieces that are all individual.
The name ‘Mountain View Pottery’ comes from the street she lives in and the fact that she looks across her backyard to an uninterrupted view of Mt Kakepuku. Mt Kakepuku is in the background of some of the pottery photos, part the logo, and also stamped onto the base of each piece.
All her pottery items are food, microwave and dishwasher-safe unless specifically stated in the description of an item.
A self-taught embroidery artist and trained florist, Samantha combines her love of these two into exquisite embroidery pieces.
The pretty little artworks are a wonderful, unique, handmade keepsakes (especially for anniversaries or gifts!) which can be framed or just displayed on a shelf or the wall.
Commissins available from 4-6 good quality photos to match the colour and understand the structure.
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