Huon Showcase, set in the beautiful Huon Valley offers the largest and most extensive selection of quality crafts in Southern Tasmania. Call in and see the range of handmade Tasmanian craft wares made from exotic woods including Huon Pine, Sassafras, Myrtle and Blackwood. Take your time to enjoy your visit to Huon Showcase by relaxing with a real country - style morning or afternoon tea. Our tea - rooms provide a magnificent view over the Huon River.

Huon Showcase, Huon Highway, Castle Forbes Bay, Tasmania. Ph (03) 6266 3260.

Handcrafted from Tasmanian Huon Pine by local wood artist Brad Moss, these stunning sushi plates are sure to be a talking point at any dinner party. Purchase online or from Ukiyo Store, a Japanese-inspired concept store offering women’s and men’s fashion, accessories, homewares and more. 1/221 Liverpool Street, Hobart, Tasmania 7000

For people who love handmade craft, Makers on Church Street, Geeveston is where you will find it. Tasmanian craft is chosen with care covering a variety of mediums displayed at its best throughout what is a truly huge gift shop. Tasmanian woodcraft is our speciality, including but not limited to an array of exclusive hand turned bowls, platters, coffee tables, chopping boards, barometers, salad servers, cheese and pate knives. Beautiful just to look at or functional to use, we have both. Local craftsmen thrive at utilising our unique rich native timbers including Huon Pine, Black Heart Sassafras, Myrtle, Blackwood and Tasmanian Oak.

Huon Pine, much prized for furniture making and cabinetry work especially the bird's eye and figured timbers, is also used for small artefacts, homewares, souvenirs and creative woodcraft of which Tasmanian Craft has a varied selection available in store or for purchase online. Highly prized by wood craftsmen due to its ease of use, Huon pine is initially a pale straw colour but mellows to a really deep golden lustre over time with a strong aromatic perfume.

Crickhollow Pottery - Crackle Bowl in Blue. Established in 1978, Aspect Design is one of the first Tasmanian handmade arts, crafts and souvenirs gift galleries that is still operating today in its original location. Located in the wonderful surrounds of Hobart's premier shopping and dining precinct - Salamanca Place - Aspect Design caters to customers wanting a comfortable, sensory and truly unique shopping experience.

With over 100 artisans and makers, we hand-pick high quality Tasmanian handmade products in Ceramics, Glass, Jewellery, Prints and Reproductions, Lavender, Textile and Tasmanian Timber, just to name a few. We're also well known for our Tasmanian made Furniture. Using beautiful Tasmanian timbers such as Blackwood, Huon Pine, Myrtle and the ever popular, Blackheart Sassafras, our exquisite designs come to life with unsurpassed craftsmanship.

Wild Island celebrates and promotes Tasmania's wild places through locally-produced art and photography, fine design, ethical homewares and more. Annual workshops and rotating adventurous expeditions keep the Wild Island calendar full throughout the year. A quarter of Tasmania is national park or World Heritage Area, and the diversity of land and coastal-scapes is reflected in the myriad artistic creations available at Wild Island. In the heart of Salamanca, Wild Island brings nature to the city and takes the people of the city to wild places.

Visit at Shop B/33 Salamanca Place, Hobart.

Rare Finds has stunning pieces of ancient Huon pine crafted into thin elegant serving boards for sharing and presenting cheese, smoked fish, barbecue meats, fruit or desserts. The Huon pine has been sourced from reclaimed fallen timber retrieved from the riverbeds and beaches of rugged south-west Tasmania. The boards have an exquisite grain and aroma and make excellent special-occasion gifts that can be passed down through the generations.

Visit Rare Finds at Salamanca Market Site 221

Ever wondered what it is like being an artist in Hobart? Elliott My Dear creates prints and accessories from Sarah Elliott's oil paintings. Sarah has a Bachelor of Fine Arts from VCA, Melbourne University, and works full time as an artist. Elliott My Dear has permanent stall No.148 at Hobart's Salamanca Market and is stocked in local and interstate shops and galleries and features in private collections throughout Australia.

Visit Elliott My Dear on Saturday's at Salamanca Market.

"Avadon Luxury Candles are an expression of my favourite aromas and passions" says Artisan Candlemaker and Artist, Tennille Avadon. "As I undertook the task of renovating my first home, I was filled with the desire to add my own "finishing touch" to the revamped rooms by gently perfuming them. I dislike overpowering, heady scents that take one's breath away. And my mission was to create subtle wafting aromas that perfume the air like a gentle mist. Today my little hobby has blossomed into a collection of elegant hand-made Artisan products, lovingly created to enrich your surroundings & Awaken your Senses."

Beattie's Studio is home to a unique collection of historic photographs of early and colonial Tasmania from the museum of John Watt Beattie, as maintained and presented by Beattie's Studio. Owned and operated by the Stephenson family. All (with a few tiny exceptions) of the historic photos on our web site can be ordered by pressing "Buy" in the Archive view (ie. fully zoomed in). We offer digital downloads, fine art prints and display products. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people are advised that this website may contain images of deceased people.

Beattie's Studio in the Cat & Fiddle arcade Hobart was once the place to go for portrait photography, weddings and special events. From the 1930s when the Stephenson family bought it until 1993 when the doors closed, there were over 100,000 photographic sessions. Each session might consist of a number of photos. A wedding might be 100 photos or more.