We couldn't resist the soft curves and equally soft tones of Ella Reweti's ceramic works.
Product Details

Clay

24cm high x 13.5cm diameter
Due to the handmade nature of these pieces, there are some irregularities and glazes can look slightly different to the image.
About the Maker

Ella Reweti is a Melbourne-based ceramicist working predominantly with slipcasting techniques to create functional, sculptural pieces inspired by industrial architectural forms. A failed academic, Ella put down the books and has been keeping her hands busy with clay for about five years. Largely self-taught, her practice is constantly evolving to encompass new skills and techniques accumulated through the play and experimentation inherent in the making process.

Makers' Mrkt is a Melbourne based market store selling art, objects and fashion accessories Makers' Mrkt supports independent Makers creating ethical product.

Makers’ Mrkt

Tall Tapered Vase - Limestone

Title

Vases

We met Zico many years ago, he previous worked as a photo assistant for the founder of Maker's Mrkt! Since then, he has travelled the world, developed a beautiful eye and is now offering his own work for sale here.
Product Information:

Edition of 5 Epson Signature Worthy Hot Press Paper Natural 340GSM
Size medium - 65cm x 46cm Size large - 85cm x 60cm

Please note this product is printed to order so allow time for delivery. This item is shipped from Auckland New Zealand
About the Maker:

After finishing university in 2010, Zico left New Zealand to see the world and develop his photographic practice. Over the last 8 years, he has been lucky enough to call Sydney, London and Amsterdam home.
In 2013, Zico started a project called ‘Three Blue Skies’.  This body of work was captured over four years travelling through the Middle East observing the landscape and people of Jordan, Iran and Israel. More recently he also completed two projects in India: ‘Little Tibet’ and ‘Thar Desert’.
Now back on home soil, and based in Auckland, Zico interested in photographing people, places and objects through advertising and design platforms.

Check Point, Aqaba, Jordan, 2013

Size

Wall Art: Photography

We love the colours of Deborah Sweeney's handmade soap dishes, they also make excellent gifts. Save on plastic waste and go back to the soap bar!
PRODUCT DETAILS:
Each piece is unique, but roughly...
16cm diameter Inner hole 10.5cm diameter 4.5cm wide
Hand-glazed - Due to the handmade nature, glazes can have a few specks of colour at times
Stamped DS on the bottom
About the Maker:

We first became aware of Deborah S weeney many years ago when she was a fashion designer in New Zealand having previously worked as a designer for Jill Stuart in NYC and designing for brands such as Topshop and H&M. After a successful and recognised career as a fashion designer, 15 years and two children later,  Deborah took a short sabbatical to spend some time with her youngest before he started school. It was during this time that she discovered ceramics and decided to change pace and direction and establish herself as a ceramicist. Deborah places importance on quality materials and workmanship, buying less and buying well and using natural New Zealand clay.

Bud Vase - Toi Toi

Sometimes you just want something pretty in your space and we are 100% down with that. Just South West has the perfect offering for when you just want to look at something feminine and beautiful
Product Information:
Available in various sizes
A4 - 50 edition A3 - 40 edition A2 - 30 edition A1 - 20 edition A0 - 15 edition
Archivally printed on 310gsm 100% matte cotton rag.
This item is available unframed.
Please note this product is printed to order so allow time for delivery. This item is shipped from Melbourne
About the Maker:

Just South West is the creative child of Christchurch based photographer and artist Stacey Weaver. Inspired by a childhood watching her mother's unwavering love of florals for decoration Stacey is fascinated by single stem florals in various stages of decomposition.

Blume

There is nothing like sitting somewhere comfortable and staring into an image filled with space. Perfect for inner city dwellers, we love Chris Sisarichs' stunning personal works.
Product Information:
Small: 20cm x 30cm or Medium: 40cm x 60cm or Large: 60cm x 90cm
Archivally printed on 310gsm 100% matte cotton rag.
This item is available unframed, and can also be framed for Australian customers.
Please note this product is printed to order so allow time for delivery. This item is shipped from Melbourne
About the Maker:
Chris Sisarich is one of New Zealand's most recognised photographers, credited by Lurzer's Archive as one of the 200 top advertising photographers in the world. Chris works in both still imagery and motion and has worked with reputable brands including Air New Zealand, Uber, BMW and Lexus. His personal work, captured between commercial projects is calm, slightly eerie and extremely captivating.

Gas Station - Egypt

Frame

We couldn't resist the soft curves and equally soft tones of Ella Reweti's ceramic works.
Product Details

Clay - soft yellow/green glaze
19cm high x 14cm diameter
Due to the handmade nature of these pieces, there are some irregularities and glazes can look slightly different to the image.
About the Maker

Ella Reweti is a Melbourne-based ceramicist working predominantly with slipcasting techniques to create functional, sculptural pieces inspired by industrial architectural forms. A failed academic, Ella put down the books and has been keeping her hands busy with clay for about five years. Largely self-taught, her practice is constantly evolving to encompass new skills and techniques accumulated through the play and experimentation inherent in the making process.

Tapered Vase - Wheat

It took a little while for us to get Wundaire ceramics across the ditch, but we sure are happy to have them. Maker's Mrkt is pleased to be the first Australian stockist!
Product Information:

Hand blended stoneware soap dish, perfect if you're wanting to cut down on plastic and ditch soaps in containers!

10cm x 8cm
Dishwasher safe, but we always recommend handwashing.

About the Maker:

Felicity Donaldson lives in Greytown Wellington with her family. Her practice began without formal training, only a love for playing with clay and a desire to make some pots for houseplants. We love her weighty creations!

Soap Dish

Home Decor

It took a little while for us to get Wundaire ceramics across the ditch, but we sure are happy to have them. Maker's Mrkt is pleased to be the first Australian stockist!
Product Information:

current batch yellow areas are more mustard toned than in photos. Hand blended stoneware bowl. While patterns are consistent between items there will be mild variations due to the handmade nature.
22cmD x 5cmH
Dishwasher safe, but we always recommend handwashing as you would your finest clothing:)

About the Maker:

Felicity Donaldson lives in Greytown Wellington with her family. Her practice began without formal training, only a love for playing with clay and a desire to make some pots for houseplants. We love her weighty creations!

Medium Bowl

What we love most about Adam Custins’ moody Polaroid imagery is how with every viewing we find a new irregularity, a speckled inconsistency and such breathtaking imperfection. You stare and stare and stare again, you will stare at them for years and forever find something new and beautiful.
Product Information:
Small: 20cm x 30cm or Medium: 40cm x 60cm
Archivally printed on 310gsm 100% matte cotton rag.
This item is unframed, but can also be framed for Australian customers, please enquire before or after purchase for a framing quote.
Please note this product is printed to order so allow time for delivery. This item is shipped from Melbourne
About the Maker:
Adam Custins is a photographer from New Zealand who travels between Berlin, New York and New Zealand to capture his still life, portrait and landscape works. He specialises in Instant and Analogue film and is part of the Polaroid Impossible Project.

South Glacier

Monday lunches at the office are not only the best because the whole team gets together, but also because Maker's Mgmt marketing lady Susan introduces us to all her talented pals. When we saw Daniel's portfolio we knew he was a keeper, so now we stock his works on the Mrkt. Talk about productivity!

Product Information:
Size 1: 900x700mm
Size 2: 700x540mm
Size 3: 560x430mm

Archivally printed on 310gsm 100% matte cotton rag.
This item is available unframed, and can also be framed for Australian customers.
Please note this product is printed to order so allow time for delivery. This item is shipped from Melbourne

From the 'Franco’s Bandits' series

At the height of Franco’s reign, Southern Spain was used for all types of actvities. This body of work explores the network of pathways and journeys undertaken to either escape or indeed enforce the plight of fascism at its most brutal.

About the Maker:

Artist and filmmaker Daniel Bushaway's impetus for his work is his fascination with contemporary manufacturing and industry, which is inherently politically charged with ideas of conservation and sustainability. Aiming to construct a narrative rich and dense in detail, the implicit topography and architecture of these spaces mirrors the complexity of our own daily interactions with industry. Daniel challenges the viewer to meditate on human endeavour and our relationship with nature, more specifically, the disconnect between the commodities we use daily.
Daniel's work is an exploration and investigation of the human impact on the natural world. His objective is to observe, document and ultimately understand why we cultivate our environments in the way that we do - exploring and documenting a variety of infrastructures, systems, processes and people that help to support the spectrum of industry.
He has been shortlisted for multiple photographic awards and has his work held in private and public institutions.

Francos Bandits 16

Pick A Frame

What we love most about Adam Custins’ moody Polaroid imagery is how with every viewing we find a new irregularity, a speckled inconsistency and such breathtaking imperfection. You stare and stare and stare again, you will stare at them for years and forever find something new and beautiful.
Product Information:
Small: 20cm x 30cm or Medium: 40cm x 60cm
Archivally printed on 310gsm 100% matte cotton rag.
This item is available unframed, and can also be framed for Australian customers, please enquire before or after purchase for a framing quote.
Please note this product is printed to order so allow time for delivery. This item is shipped from Melbourne
About the Maker:
Adam Custins is a photographer from New Zealand who travels between Berlin, New York and New Zealand to capture his still life, portrait and landcscape works. He specialises in Instant and Analogue film and is part of the Polaroid Impossible Project.
What we love most about Adam Custin’s moody polaroid imagery is how with every viewing we find a new irregularity, a speckled inconsistency and such breathtaking imperfection. You stare and stare and stare again, you will stare at them for years and forever find something new and beautiful.

Pakiri

What we love most about Adam Custins’ moody Polaroid imagery is how with every viewing we find a new irregularity, a speckled inconsistency and such breathtaking imperfection. You stare and stare and stare again, you will stare at them for years and forever find something new and beautiful.
Product Information:
This is a limited edition print with only 10 prints available at each size.
Small: 20cm x 30cm or Medium: 40cm x 60cm or Large: 60cm x 90cm
Archivally printed on 310gsm 100% matte cotton rag.
This item is available unframed, and can also be framed for Australian customers, please enquire before or after purchase for a framing quote.
Please note this product is printed to order so allow time for delivery. This item is shipped from Melbourne
About the Maker:
Adam Custins is a photographer from New Zealand who travels between Berlin, New York and New Zealand to capture his still life, portrait and landscape works. He specialises in Instant and Analogue film and is part of the Polaroid Impossible Project.

Muriwai

We met Zico many years ago, he previous worked as a photo assistant for the founder of Maker's Mrkt! Since then, he has travelled the world, developed a beautiful eye and is now offering his own work for sale here.
Product Information:

Giclée print on archival matte paper Epson Hot Press Natural 330GSM
Small - A4 (255.5 x 181mm image with 14.5mm white border) editions of 25 + 2 AP’s
Medium - A3+ (423.5 x 300mm image with 14.5mm white border) editions of 25 + 2 AP’s
Large - 900 x 675mm with 70mm white border editions of 5 + 2 AP’s

Please note this product is printed to order so allow time for delivery. This item is shipped from Auckland New Zealand
About the Maker:
After finishing university in 2010, Zico left New Zealand to see the world and develop his photographic practice. Over the last 8 years, he has been lucky enough to call Sydney, London and Amsterdam home.
In 2013, Zico started a project called ‘Three Blue Skies’.  This body of work was captured over four years travelling through the Middle East observing the landscape and people of Jordan, Iran and Israel. More recently he also completed two projects in India: ‘Little Tibet’ and ‘Thar Desert’.
Now back on home soil, and based in Auckland, Zico interested in photographing people, places and objects through advertising and design platforms.

Untitled, Pangong Tso, Ladakh, 2017

We couldn't resist the soft curves and equally soft tones of Ella Reweti's ceramic works.
Product Details

Clay - soft peachy glaze
13cm high x 14cm diameter
Due to the handmade nature of these pieces, there are some irregularities and glazes can look slightly different to the image.
About the Maker

Ella Reweti is a Melbourne-based ceramicist working predominantly with slipcasting techniques to create functional, sculptural pieces inspired by industrial architectural forms. A failed academic, Ella put down the books and has been keeping her hands busy with clay for about five years. Largely self-taught, her practice is constantly evolving to encompass new skills and techniques accumulated through the play and experimentation inherent in the making process.

Small Planter - Saltlake

Home Accents

We met Zico many years ago, he previous worked as a photo assistant for the founder of Maker's Mrkt! Since then, he has travelled the world, developed a beautiful eye and is now offering his own work for sale here.
Product Information:

Giclée print on archival matte paper Epson Hot Press Natural 330GSM
Small - A4 (226.5 x 181mm image with 14.5mm white border) editions of 25 + 2 AP’s
Medium - A3+ (374.9 x 300mm image with 14.5mm white border

Please note this product is printed to order so allow time for delivery. This item is shipped from Auckland New Zealand
About the Maker:
After finishing university in 2010, Zico left New Zealand to see the world and develop his photographic practice. Over the last 8 years, he has been lucky enough to call Sydney, London and Amsterdam home.
In 2013, Zico started a project called ‘Three Blue Skies’.  This body of work was captured over four years travelling through the Middle East observing the landscape and people of Jordan, Iran and Israel. More recently he also completed two projects in India: ‘Little Tibet’ and ‘Thar Desert’.
Now back on home soil, and based in Auckland, Zico interested in photographing people, places and objects through advertising and design platforms.

Capital Complex, Chandigarh, India, 2017

We spotted Kura Studio on Instagram and couldn't go past their beautiful designs.
Product Information
Roughly 6.5cm tall
A perfect match for our Subtle Bodies incense sticks!
About the Makers:

|Kura| Derived from the Indonesian word kura-kura, meaning tortoise. A tortoise moves slowly because it doesn’t need to be fast. Co-founded by Anika Kalotay and Serena Pangestu, Kura Studio believes that responsive design can turn day-to-day tasks into thoughtful moments.
The practice has evolved into one that designs objects for the everyday as well as explores concepts through making. Kura Studio are also involved in projects concerned with strengthening the community, the way people live and the relationship we have with the environment.
No matter what it is, Kura Studio encourages curiosity and awareness in everyday living and learning.

Find Your Centre Incense Holder

Incense Holders

Monday lunches at the office are not only the best because the whole team gets together, but also because Maker's Mgmt marketing lady Susan introduces us to all her talented pals. When we saw Daniel's portfolio we knew he was a keeper, so now we stock his works on the Mrkt. Talk about productivity!

Product Information:
Size 1: 900x700mm
Size 2: 700x540mm
Size 3: 560x430mm

Archivally printed on 310gsm 100% matte cotton rag.
This item is available unframed, and can also be framed for Australian customers.
Please note this product is printed to order so allow time for delivery. This item is shipped from Melbourne

From the 'Control' series.

Control is an ongoing body of works observing the infrastructure used to extract, conserve, and ultimately control water. Daniel is preoccupied with vast landscapes manipulated to facilitate mass consumption — so we have water at the turn of a tap.
The work was shot on a 4x5 large-format camera in Europe and Australia. The locations have been chosen for waterways that have been diverted on an awe inspiring scale, to majestic yet unsettling effect. The colour photographs are rendered with striking clarity of detail.

About the Maker:

Artist and filmmaker Daniel Bushaway's impetus for his work is his fascination with contemporary manufacturing and industry, which is inherently politically charged with ideas of conservation and sustainability. Aiming to construct a narrative rich and dense in detail, the implicit topography and architecture of these spaces mirrors the complexity of our own daily interactions with industry. Daniel challenges the viewer to meditate on human endeavour and our relationship with nature, more specifically, the disconnect between the commodities we use daily.
Daniel's work is an exploration and investigation of the human impact on the natural world. His objective is to observe, document and ultimately understand why we cultivate our environments in the way that we do - exploring and documenting a variety of infrastructures, systems, processes and people that help to support the spectrum of industry.
He has been shortlisted for multiple photographic awards and has his work held in private and public institutions.

Lake Vinuela Service Tower

We love the colours of Deborah Sweeney's handmade soap dishes, they also make excellent gifts. Save on plastic waste and go back to the soap bar!
PRODUCT DETAILS:
Each piece is unique, but roughly
11cm diameter 1.5cm tall
Hand-glazed
Stamped DS on the bottom
About the Maker:

We first became aware of Deborah S weeney many years ago when she was a fashion designer in New Zealand having previously worked as a designer for Jill Stuart in NYC and designing for brands such as Topshop and H&M. After a successful and recognised career as a fashion designer, 15 years and two children later,  Deborah took a short sabbatical to spend some time with her youngest before he started school. It was during this time that she discovered ceramics and decided to change pace and direction and establish herself as a ceramicist. Deborah places importance on quality materials and workmanship, buying less and buying well and using natural New Zealand clay.

Soap Dish- Matte Black

We spotted Kura Studio on Instagram and couldn't go past their beautiful designs.
Product Information
9cm w x 8cm tall x 4.5cm deep - ceramic cream glaze
A perfect match for our Subtle Bodies incense sticks!
About the Makers:

|Kura| Derived from the Indonesian word kura-kura, meaning tortoise. A tortoise moves slowly because it doesn’t need to be fast. Co-founded by Anika Kalotay and Serena Pangestu, Kura Studio believes that responsive design can turn day-to-day tasks into thoughtful moments.
The practice has evolved into one that designs objects for the everyday as well as explores concepts through making. Kura Studio are also involved in projects concerned with strengthening the community, the way people live and the relationship we have with the environment.
No matter what it is, Kura Studio encourages curiosity and awareness in everyday living and learning.

Hold & Release Incense Holder

We love the colours of Deborah Sweeney's handmade candle holders, they also make excellent gifts!
PRODUCT DETAILS:
PRE-ORDER - Restock arriving early August
Each piece is unique, but roughly
10cm diameter 1.5cm tall hole roughly 3cm diameter
Hand-glazed
Stamped DS on the bottom
About the Maker:

We first became aware of Deborah S weeney many years ago when she was a fashion designer in New Zealand having previously worked as a designer for Jill Stuart in NYC and designing for brands such as Topshop and H&M. After a successful and recognised career as a fashion designer, 15 years and two children later,  Deborah took a short sabbatical to spend some time with her youngest before he started school. It was during this time that she discovered ceramics and decided to change pace and direction and establish herself as a ceramicist. Deborah places importance on quality materials and workmanship, buying less and buying well and using natural New Zealand clay.

Candle Holder - Toi Toi

Candleholders

Soap Dish- Toi Toi

Makers' Mrkt is so proud to be the exclusive stockist of Abs Objects in Australia!
Product Information:
Size: 30x16x5 cm Glazed stoneware and porcelain Color: pink
Due to the handmade nature of this item there can be irregularities in the glaze.
About the Maker:
ABS Objects is a design, art direction and ceramics studio founded in 2018 in Tel Aviv by Avi Ben Shoshan. The visual language of ABS Objects refers to nature, organic shapes, the middle eastern colour palette and the local materiality. Abs Objects is inspired by archaeology, art and design history and by traditional craftsmanship. All of Abs Objects ceramics are glazed and handmade from stoneware, as a result, every object is unique and slightly different.

Woman Vase

Makers' Mrkt is so proud to be the exclusive stockist of Abs Objects in Australia. The Mino Vase is a unique decorative ceramic inspired by ancient Minoan ceramic jugs and is very distinctly Abs Objects. Made by hand, each vase is slightly different, but it's these little differences that make each one so special.
Product Information:
Size: 31x15 cm Glazed stoneware Colour: Orange
Due to the handmade nature of this item, there can be irregularities in the glaze.
About the Maker:
ABS Objects is a design, art direction and ceramics studio founded in 2018 in Tel Aviv by Avi Ben Shoshan. The visual language of ABS Objects refers to nature, organic shapes, the middle eastern colour palette and the local materiality. Abs Objects is inspired by archaeology, art and design history and by traditional craftsmanship. All of Abs Objects ceramics are glazed and handmade from stoneware, as a result, every object is unique and slightly different.

Mino Vase - Orange

We couldn't resist the soft curves and equally soft tones of Ella Reweti's ceramic works.
Product Details

Clay

25cm x 9cm
Due to the handmade nature of these pieces, there are some irregularities and glazes can look slightly different to the image.
About the Maker

Ella Reweti is a Melbourne-based ceramicist working predominantly with slipcasting techniques to create functional, sculptural pieces inspired by industrial architectural forms. A failed academic, Ella put down the books and has been keeping her hands busy with clay for about five years. Largely self-taught, her practice is constantly evolving to encompass new skills and techniques accumulated through the play and experimentation inherent in the making process.

Tilde Stacked Vase - Limestone

Tilde Stacked Vase - Bluegum

We love the colours of Deborah Sweeney's ceramics, they have a lovely earthiness and make great companions for object collections.
PRODUCT DETAILS:
Each piece is unique, but roughly...
18cm wide 10cm tall
Hand-glazed
Stamped DS on the bottom
About the Maker:

We first became aware of Deborah S weeney many years ago when she was a fashion designer in New Zealand having previously worked as a designer for Jill Stuart in NYC and designing for brands such as Topshop and H&M. After a successful and recognised career as a fashion designer, 15 years and two children later,  Deborah took a short sabbatical to spend some time with her youngest before he started school. It was during this time that she discovered ceramics and decided to change pace and direction and establish herself as a ceramicist. Deborah places importance on quality materials and workmanship, buying less and buying well and using natural New Zealand clay.

Arc Vase - Toi Toi

Arc Vase - Pear

We couldn't resist the soft curves and equally soft tones of Ella Reweti's ceramic works.
Product Details

We would describe this colour as a dark sage green
Clay

24cm high x 13.5cm diameter
Due to the handmade nature of these pieces, there are some irregularities and glazes can look slightly different to the image.
About the Maker

Ella Reweti is a Melbourne-based ceramicist working predominantly with slipcasting techniques to create functional, sculptural pieces inspired by industrial architectural forms. A failed academic, Ella put down the books and has been keeping her hands busy with clay for about five years. Largely self-taught, her practice is constantly evolving to encompass new skills and techniques accumulated through the play and experimentation inherent in the making process.

Tall Tapered Vase - Bluegum

We couldn't resist the soft curves and equally soft tones of Ella Reweti's ceramic works.
Product Details

Clay - soft pink glaze
19cm high x 14cm diameter
Due to the handmade nature of these pieces, there are some irregularities and glazes can look slightly different to the image.
About the Maker

Ella Reweti is a Melbourne-based ceramicist working predominantly with slipcasting techniques to create functional, sculptural pieces inspired by industrial architectural forms. A failed academic, Ella put down the books and has been keeping her hands busy with clay for about five years. Largely self-taught, her practice is constantly evolving to encompass new skills and techniques accumulated through the play and experimentation inherent in the making process.