Warrnambool | A City for Living

Gallery Store

Gallery Shop

Artistry meets inspiration in our curated collection of unique pieces by Maar Nation artists, local creatives and designers. We’re home to the finest in Warrnambool’s homewares, local art, games, books and lifestyle products. Bring creativity to every corner of your home with the Gallery Store.

 

Local Artists

Bei Creative
Bei Creative

Belinda is the solo maker behind Bei Creative Studio. With a delicate approach to hand throwing and glazing, her one of a kind, small batch handmade ceramics are perfect for your modern lifestyle. Her muted, earthly and often quirky pieces with remnants of raw clay connect your home to the natural surrounds.

Caroline Healey
Caroline Healey

Beautiful giclee fine art prints of Australian coastal landscapes and seascapes in an impressionist style by Caroline Healey

David Higgins
David Higgins

David Higgins specializes in silk painting, textile design, drawing, illustration, photography, painting and sculpture.

Doe Additions
Doe Additions

Doe Additions sells handcrafted contemporary sterling silver jewellery and leather accessories. Made in rural Victoria.

Ginklet
Ginklet

Ginklet is the brain child of Molly Melican, a ceramicist and illustrator who creates one-of-a-kind, handmade creatures, which have garnered somewhat of a cult following. Her pieces are a gang of misfits whose expression and temperaments bring joy to any corner, table or surface of your home or office.

Kit Ceramics
Kit Ceramics

Handmade ceramics in small sustainable editions. Based in Port Fairy.

Shari Nye
Shari Nye

Shari’s paintings are connected to the land and are evocative landscapes rather than prescriptive.  She explores its power and presence through her sophisticated language of shape, colour and mark making, relying of expeditions on country and memory associated with her extensive time spent in the landscape.

Shari’s paintings are in the modernist tradition of coloured abstraction. Delving into the remnants of memory, Shari uses a combination of shape, colour and line to represent the landscape and her cherished time spent within it.

 

Tara Shackell
Tara Shackell

Tara works with stoneware and porcelain to produce quiet and considered objects for everyday use.
Thrown on the wheel or hand-built, Tara’s unique pieces focus on the relationship between aesthetic simplicity and delicate materiality.