Handcrafted using Tasmanian rear timber. The main box is of Huon Pine and Silky Oak top. The partitions are of Huon pine. 5 Cushions hand made with green or red felt. The bottom inside of the box is lined with the respective color of the cushions. The lid is secured by brass hinges and latch. This item made to order
Mount Misery, Huonville Walk Grade: Medium | Time: 3 Hours Distance: 5km | Donations Accepted
The Tassie stand-alone mill in beautiful, buttery Huon Pine with its ceramic grinding mechanism can be used for PEPPER, SALT OR SPICES. It has a clean, contemporary design and is good for living beside the stove for seasoning your cooking or on the dining table accompanied by salt in a dish or even with its matching salt mill. THE GRINDING MECHANISM IS CERAMIC AND HAS A 10 YEAR GUARANTEE; the coarseness of the grind can be adjusted by loosening or tightening the top while the sleek, contemporary design makes for easy handling and stability as well as beauty. These mills are hand turned and finished with 3 coats of lacquer which makes for easy care. Huon Pine is only available as salvage timber as all living Huon Pines are protected, and can grow to over 100 years old. Huon Pine has a clean contemporary feel and harmonises well with metal, glass or ceramics.MEASUREMENTSDimensions*:Height 20cm x Diameter 5.5cmWeight*:0.35kg*Note: This Huon Pine mill is handcrafted; the above dimensions and weight are approximate measurements only. For more information please see our Australian handmade quality Guarantee.
Brooklyn-based furniture designer and sculptor Matthias Pliessnig creates sumptuous, twisting benches by steam-bending hardwood. He first developed the process in 2006 while studying wooden boat building techniques at the University of Wisconsin-Madison when he realized that by flipping his boat-inspired creations over, he could use the hollow form as a sturdy bench. Once he has designed his works using Rhinoceros 3-D software, Pliessnig places a strips of wood into a tube filled with hot steam. More
Beyond the apple cider, salmon sushi, and mouthwatering apple pie, the Huon Valley also serves up incredible natural beauty, and a huge range of adventure.
The giant of the family carrying massive, deeply-cut grey leaves. Bizarre, brownish flowers produce inflated seedpods in late summer. Often cut down by frost but sprouts again from the base easy to propagate with cuttings once established. Loved by Native birds we have wattlebirds who visit regularly and it adds a nice tropical feel to our cold climate gardenOpen pollinated and grown organically in the Huon5 seedsSorry we Can not send seeds to W.A
Nick Mount, Scent bottle combination #120512, 2012. Blown glass, carved, polished, assembled. 80 x 27 x 18 cm. Photo: Pippy Mount BELLEVUE, WA.- Showcasing the talents of one of the world’s l…
Many of us are doing everything we can to reduce our carbon footprint at home. We’re making an effort to recycle, catching public transport where possible, and reducing the amount of electricity we use. Now that global warming is at such a critical point, we've realized that we should be doing everything we possibly can to reverse it. But what about when we travel? Do any of us think about what impact we might be having while we’re skipping and jumping between countries? I know it’s not pleasant to think that we might be damaging the environment by exploring new places, but unfortunately travel leaves a carbon footprint too.
Image 5 of 15 from gallery of 14 Bedrooms to Fall In Love With on Valentine's Day. Photograph by Corentin Schieb
The Legolas Masquette is a sculpted miniature visage which is a unique and one-of as part of a series of Silvan Masquettes fashioned as a fanciful likeness of the valorous Prince of Mirkwood and created to evoke the wood spirits of Celtic and Druidic elvin lore. This artwork is hand-carved (inside and out) from a single block of reclaimed Huon Pine, and is a thickness of several millimetres throughout. The features of the face flow out to curled edges like the corners of an ancient parchment. This artwork is 127mm (5 inches) high, 87mm (3.43 inches) wide and 55mm (2.17 inches) deep and weighs 34 grams. The finish is hand-burnished clear acrylic polymer lacquer. As part of the NightWing collector's series, the work is provided with a handmade padded and velvet-lined box for display or storage (see image 10).
These unique extra-large wooden pendants are made from: a) Sassafras wood (9x6.5 cm) b) Blackwood (10 x 7 cm) c) Huon pine (9 x 6.5 cm) All my creations are unique pieces. I first design the wooden blanks on the computer and then have them cut with the laser cutter. The blanks are then shaped by hand and given a carnauba wax finish.
Welcome to Crabtree Heights: This couple have set up home in their beloved Huon Valley while also supporting the family salmon-farming business. Take a tour of their restored cottage and surrounding farmland.
Full of flavour and texture, these stuffed vegetables make a tasty main course, or a fantastic entrée.
PREP TIME 5 minutes COOK TIME 15 minutes SERVES 1-2 INGREDIENTS 5 pickling onions, cut in half with the skin on 250g Huon salmon fillet 2 tbsp Pukara truffle oil 1 bunch dutch carrots, parboiled ½ cup hummus METHOD Step 1 Place onions in a pan over a medium to high heat cut side d
Large wooden coasters made from Tasmanian timbers, less chance of your coffee spilling all over your desk (again) Size: 105mm x 105mm and 10mm thickness (10.5cm x 10.5cm and 1cm thickness) Coasters are available in sets of either 4 or 6 with the option of a holder as well Coasters all have the name of the timber engraved on the base and have clear round feet. Choose from the following timbers - please message which ones you would like (limit of 1 of each type) or a random assortment will be sent *Tasmanian Oak *Tasmanian Myrtle *Tasmanian Huon Pine *Tasmanian Tea Tree *Tasmanian Silver Wattle *Tasmanian Blackheart Sassafras *Tasmanian Eucalyptus *Tasmanian Blackwood *Tasmanian Celery Top Pine Please just send me a message if you have any questions
