NEW BUSINESS ARRIVALS!
JORDAN ROBINS PHOTOGRAPHY
Jordan Robins is an international award winning, self-taught ocean wildlife and ocean art photographer based in Jervis Bay, NSW. He is recognised for his “Over/Under” photography – a style of underwater photography which captures both above and below the water in one image. This technique brilliantly combines the familiar terrestrial world with alien marine worlds. Through his unique images, Jordan captures breathtaking scenes which express a deep respect for the ocean and its inhabitants.
Jordan’s unique work has been recognised internationally having his work published by Australian Geographic Magazine and having his work published online by National Geographic.
See his work in store at The Collective Beat Kiama, or find him on Instagram , Facebook
DUCKS’ COTTAGE
Ducks’ Cottage is a small business that hand crafts premium personal care products including natural soaps, moisturisers, hand and body wash, massage oils and more. Each of their products are made from all natural and organic ingredients. As they are a small manufacturer, they also undergo rigorous testing of their small batches to ensure each product is of the highest quality.
“Our aim is to produce premium personal care products without compromising the natural elements and raw minerals utilised within our products. From carefully selecting our ingredients for each product, to the natural six week curing process per soap, Ducks’ Cottage is committed to ensuring that each product benefits your skin and leaves you feeling luxurious.”
PROUD LIVING CO
OCEAN TALES
KNITS BY JESSICA JADE
LULLABY RIOT
Proud Living Co are a homewares business that offer an array of beautiful decor, gifts, dining and furniture for all house styles. Apart from their gorgeous store, they also donate and provide services to the most disadvantaged in our community to empower them to be proud of the life they lead. “Find your style, design the life for you and be proud of your purchase with Proud Living, knowing we give back to initiatives that are making a difference."
Visit them in store at The Collective Beat Kiama, or find on Instagram , Facebook
Introducing Ocean Tales, a family owned business run by mum, daughter and aunty who design gorgeous swimwear for young girls ranging from sizes 3-12.
Their passion and love of the beach is what started the idea, and as they say, the rest is history. They have a beautiful and colourful range of designs in store including tops, bottoms, one piece costumes and two piece costumes.
Visit them in store at The Collective Beat Kiama, or find on Instagram , Facebook
Kiama, we have a craft store!
Jess learnt to knit in 2015, and she hasn't put her knitting needles down since. She started Knits by Jessica Jade to share her knitted creations and knitting patterns with others. Most recently she's expanded to include yarn, knitting needles and other craft accessories. A small business in the making so watch this space!
See her work in store at The Collective Beat Kiama, or find her on Instagram , Facebook
Lullaby Riot is a small business that offers a unique range of the most adorable handmade clothing! Amanda has been sewing for most of her life (since she was 12 to be exact), but when she had her first baby she couldn't find any unique bibs for her little one. She decided to make her own and her business ultimately grew from there. Lullaby Riot clothing is made using the highest quality designer fabrics in Shellharbour on the South Coast, NSW.
Visit them in store at The Collective Beat Kiama, or find on Instagram , Facebook
jessica ellis art
Jessica Ellis is a talented artist who captures fleeting sensations of joy, reflection and tranquility through watercolour, pen and ink. She is inspired by nature and mythology which is often reflected in her feminine forms that represent our connection with nature. She spent 3 years living in Denmark and 3 years living in Los Angeles, so she has recently been reconnecting herself with our stunning South Coast, NSW."Abstract human figures filled with feminine mystery, coexisting with leaves, seed pods, and organic patterns, form the basis of images that delve into our emotional and physical kinship with the natural world."
See her work in store at The Collective Beat Gerringong, or find her on Instagram and Facebook
NEW BUSINESS COMING SOON!