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Meet our other Makers

Being lucky enough to have created our dream little local shop to fill with all of our handcrafted pieces, we had the opportunity to put some other beautiful products into the shop and having spent many years in the company of other like minded souls we were able to include a few special artists and makers in our boutique family.

Meet the wonderful people whose lovely things are part of the Wally and Eva shop experience !  

Reka - Zerik Treasures

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Delightful Reka from Zerik Treasures has joined our little artisan family.  

She makes beautiful scented candles, room sprays and melts right here in the Hunter Valley.   Her passion for life and calming spirit resonate in the products she creates and we are thrilled to carry a range of her beautiful australian nature inspired scents in our shop.

Her products are all made with natural ingredients and the name Zerik is an amalgamation of the names of her two delightful boys.

Zerik Treasures

Melanie Norman - Artist

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From a chance meeting at Tocal Field Days to a blossoming friendship.  We are delighted to introduce a new maker to our shop - Melanie Norman.  

"Drawing inspiration from the landscapes, memories and moments that shape us, Melanie creates contemporary artworks that explore connection, place and belonging. Through layered colour, texture and expressive mark-making, her work captures both the physical landscape and the emotional traces we carry with us."

We are thrilled to have Melanie become part of our little Wally and Eva family and be able to carry a range of stunning paintings in our the shop !  

Melanie Norman Art

Marianne - Hunter Lavender Farm

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Marianne and her husband have created the most extraordinary paradise at their organic Lavender farm in the Idyllic town of Broke in the Hunter Valley.  They offer the chance to walk through their lavender fields each Summer and what they don't know about growing lavender isn't worth knowing.  They grow several different varieties of Lavender in order to create culinary, dried and essential oil based products and it's all done sustainably - winning !

Marianne and I have bonded over a shared love of Quality Systems and organisation that forms part our 'day jobs' (yes I know - we're weird like that) and after meeting several times at different markets and visiting their farm we were excited to be able to stock a range of these lovely products in our shop...with a nice side effect being that the shop always smells divine !

Hunter Lavender Farm

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