Two Cats in a Canoe Pottery I would love a world

I would love a world where children recognise when their thinking needs to shift from disempowered to empowered

48mm length x 19mm width (widest) on an adjustable waxed

Made from Otago Polwarth wool and a uniquely New Zealand wild breed of ancient Merino wool called Arapawa

Taiaha Swallowing 2010

Jade Barclay’s distinctive paintings draw inspiration from Mother Nature and the feminine form

Two Cats in a Canoe Pottery I would love a world245mm Length of canoe Michele Irving works primarily with fabric, combining embroidery, paint, and beads. Drawn to the versatility and colour of textiles, her practice is also influenced by a family lineage of stitching, first taught to her by her mother. Her work often features animals within whimsical, myth like worlds, layered with playful wordplay, where they dream, dance, and celebrate life.