Title | London Garden cards in Spring and Moonlight; Citrus Japonica in Harvest and L’Orange; Flowering Cacti in Magenta and Echeveria in Turquoise

Materials | designed and printed in Australia on 100% recycled paper, with envelope

Size | 10.4 × 15 cm

If a card/s have sold and you would like more please contact Anne.

All artworks come with a printed Artist Statement and Biography. You can ready Gwen’s AS and bio here.

Photography | Portraits of Gwen by Grace Costa and rest Anne Masters

Lucy Ings is a ceramicist who works from a home studio in her back garden in Watson - just a short walk from GOST.  Her practice focuses on ceramic jewellery, homewares and festive decorations, and sits under the name ‘Blackburn Studio’.  

We are lucky to have a small delivery of her baubles (small) and bells (small and mini) just in time to dress the tree or your favourite space.

They are hand carved with various patterns. The cream baubles have a dusky cream soft silk ribbon and cream tie. The blue baubles have a dusky blue soft silk ribbon and white tie. The bells come with a dusky cream ribbon and white tie.

Photos by Anne Masters (note the mini bells are cream/white - there is a slight pink hue from the nature of photographing). Bowl and twigs of baubles photographed by Lucy.

Cockatiel, Gang-gang cockatoo | wooden decorations designed and handprinted individually. They come in a sweet calico bag.

Rainbow Lorikeet, Crimson Rosella, Spotted Pardalote, Galah, Kookaburra and Superb Fairy-wren | is printed on hoop pine with hemp twine (it’s not hand decorated but just as stunning as the hand-painted decorations). They come on a printed colourful card.

A little bit more from the artists | These decorations are crafted with care, our hand painted ornaments celebrate the magic of Australian nature.

Photography courtesy of the artists - Outer Island and portraits of artists by Samee Lapham; rest in situ by Anne Masters

Title | Pocket Hearts

Technique | Technique: Kilnformed glass  

Each Murrini Heart combines hotshop and kiln-forming techniques, beginning with individually made murrini glass slices to create intricate layered patterns, which are then kiln-formed into heart shapes, cut and polished by hand.

A little statement about the art from Lisa | These small glass hearts are made to be held, treasured and shared. Each heart is individually cut and kiln-fired in my Canberra studio and then polished by hand, making every piece unique.

The tactile pocket hearts invite touch, offering a quiet moment of comfort and connection wherever life takes you, a little reminder of the people and things we hold close.

The hanging hearts ornaments bring this same sentiment into the home, catching the light and adding a little sparkle to the Christmas tree. Whether carried in a pocket or hung as a treasured ornament, each heart is a small expression of love, connection and the joy of giving something handmade.

Size | Approx 5 (w) x 4 (h) x 1 cm (d)

Artist Statement and Bio can be read here.

All artworks come with a printed Artist Statement and Biography

Photography | Courtesy of the Artist; Portrait of Lisa in the Mold room by Sarah Weston and Anne Masters (please note colours vary ever so slightly when photographed.

Titles | Yellow-Tailed Black Cockatoos In Banksia Tree and Gum & Galah

Yellow-tailed Black Cockatoo | As you walk by the pine grove, you hear things falling before you see the sea of chewed pinecones on the ground. At the top of the canopy, a Yellow-tailed Black Cockatoo pauses briefly, tilting skyward, as if listening for something beyond our knowing. You watch from a distance admiring its hopeful pose. The moment feels sacred, a mix of ancient story and fragile present. This painting holds that hope, the steady resilience of the wild.

Gum and Galah | The canopy above shifts in the breeze, gum leaves cascading like a waterfall of green and silver. A Galah sits among them, feathers flushed with pink, grace in stillness, a kind of kinship with the leaves. This work celebrates unexpected moments in the bush, the kind you only feel when you’ve stopped to look up.

Materials | museum grade fine art archival print using non-toxic archival inks on acid free cotton fibre rag, 308 gsm

Size | 6 x 8” / 15.2 x 20.3 cm

Printed | in Australia

Extra | Each print individually signed and unframed. These do not come in a box as photos indicative only.

Photography courtesy of the artists - Outer Island; rest in situ by Anne Masters

Title | Bear, bunny, cat, deer, dog, elephant, penguin and whale
Materials | Glazed porcelain sculptural pieces comes in sweet little box
Sizes | due to their miniature sizes it’s hard to give exact measurements

A little bit more from GOST Director | These little animals are very popular and quick to go. I’d recommend getting in early. Photo | photos by Anne Masters